Greater London has become the first part of the country in which all major utilities providers and local authorities are providing data for the National Underground Asset Register (NUAR).
The Greater London Authority (GLA), which is part of the NUAR delivery team, said it has brought over 60 asset owners in the city onto using the register, providing records of over 16 million assets.
The early version of register was formally launched by the Geospatial Commission in April. It is a digital map providing details of underground cables and pipes, being rolled out around the UK to support the installation of further infrastructure.
