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Business · 7 August 2026

PwC's Embankment office will become an all-electric workspace when it leaves in 2030

PwC's Embankment office will become an all-electric workspace when it leaves in 2030

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The Big Four giant is moving its staff to Canary Wharf, emptying out a 35,000 square foot building over Charing Cross station. Property management firm Bridgemont has asked Westminster City Council for permission to turn the site into a completely fossil-free zone. The redesign project will keep around 90 per cent of the site's 1991 framework while adding new shops and food spots.

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