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Annie Shepperd to Join Salix as New CEO
March, 2012 - Salix Finance
Funding Now Available for Academies
January, 2012 - YPLA
Funding Now Available for Academies...
The SEELS4 programme, operated by Salix on behalf of the Department for Energy and Climate Change, allows public sector bodies to apply for an interest free loan to finance up to 100% of the costs of energy saving projects. Under their funding agreements, Academies must obtain the consent of the Secretary of State to take out a loan. In order to allow Academies to improve the energy efficiency of their estates, and to reduce bureaucracy, the Secretary of State has agreed that Academies have his consent to take out a Salix loan. This consent applies initially for any Salix loan to which an Academy has made a formal contractual commitment in this current financial year, i.e. up to the end of March 2012. Once agreement has been reached by the Academy with Salix to take out this type of loan, the Academy will need to notify the YPLA of the value of the loan so that a central record is maintained of the overall capital impact. Academies interested in the SEELS4 programme will need to consider the information on the Salix website.
- Issued by Young People’s Learning Agency
£20 Million For Public Sector Energy Efficiency Projects
December, 2011 - Salix Finance
£20 Million For Public Sector Energy Efficiency Projects
December, 2011 - DECC
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Press Articles
Government Publishes Report by the Green Investment Bank Commission
June, 2010 - GIBC
Revolving Green Fund Cuts Universities' Carbon Emissions by 2% Each Year
July, 2010 - HEFCE
Revolving Green Fund Cuts Universities' Carbon Emissions by 2% Each Year...
A partnership between Salix Finance and the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) is successfully cutting universities’ emissions and energy costs, a new evaluation shows.
Launched in August 2008, the Revolving Green Fund supports universities in radically transforming their approaches to energy consumption and reducing emissions.
The HEFCE sponsored evaluation of the fund shows current projects are saving over 2 per cent of carbon emissions each year, and if projects continue at current levels and frequency the fund could lead to 8.6 per cent carbon emissions savings at universities each year by 2020.
Alastair Keir, Chief Executive of Salix Finance, said:
'It's vital that higher education institutions, like all public sector bodies, take action now to reduce energy costs and carbon dioxide emissions. The Revolving Green Fund's Institutional Small Projects Fund is continuing to demonstrate that basic energy efficiency measures – such as improved insulation, lighting upgrades and heating improvement – get quick results with long-lasting cost benefits.
The HEFCE press release and the full report can be viewed here.
£30 Million For Public Sector Energy Improvements: BENN
March, 2008 - DEFRA
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15.05.13
CSO Job Position - Client Support Officer
Maintain a positive working relationship with a portfolio of around 60 existing Recycling Fund clients, and work in partnership with them to ensure they make effective use of Salix funding. Build and promote the SEELS programme.
Full Job Description
07.03.13
Press Correction and we are now setting the record straight:
Inaccurate information has been published in respect of Salix Finance. We are aware that a voltage management supplier has published that Salix has issued a report on step-down transformers. This is incorrect and we have invited the supplier to withdraw this inaccuracy.
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