Salix Finance Ltd. provides interest-free Government funding to the public sector to improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and lower energy bills. Salix is funded by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, the Department for Education, the Welsh Government and the Scottish Government and was established in 2004 as an independent, publicly funded company, dedicated to providing the public sector with loans for energy efficiency projects. We currently have funding available for England, Scotland and Wales and more information can be accessed here.
Latest News
23 Jan 2020
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We had a wonderful time attending a @thecarbontrust workshop in Cardiff yesterday, engaging #schools in #EnergyEfficiency & smart #EnergyManagement ⏲️ to create a more comfortable learning environment 📚, support decarbonisation and realise financial savings #EducationDay https://t.co/eD4D8QaZre
Government to double funding for the installation of 3,600 residential #ElectricVehicle charge points, totalling £10m 🚗 @edie #GoGreen
The UK is going to lead a space 🚀mission to gain an absolute measurement of the light reflected off the Earth's 🛰️🌍 surface. Proponents of the mission expect its data to improve the accuracy of climate change forecasts #ClimateAction! #FactFriday https://t.co/fQbvzZA8WW https://t.co/71Iqt2ZXlG
Hendre Junior School 🏤 are benefiting from a brighter & more comfortable learning environment 💡 thanks to £24,815 from Salix and @CaerphillyCBC. The upgrades have achieved 6.99 tonnes of CO2 pa & estimated lifetime financial savings of £54,320 #ClimateAction #EducationDay https://t.co/lZ6YjyKPo0
#LEDlighting 💡 upgrades have created substantial energy & cost savings for @Edinburgh_CC, saving 5.8 tonnes of CO2 pa & £52,312 in lifetime financial savings 🌏. The project was made possible thanks to £17,670 of interest-free finance from Salix #SalixFunded #ClimateAction https://t.co/wz4qcIYd2i
A survey of 500 fleet managers found that 86% intend to deploy #electricvehicles ⚡🚗 over the next 5 years, with 48% citing concerns over battery life and rising energy costs 🔋 #decarbonisation
