Salix Finance Ltd. provides Government funding to the public sector to improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and lower energy bills. Salix Finance is a non-departmental public body, owned wholly by Government and is funded by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, the Department for Education, the Welsh Government and the Scottish Government.
Salix Finance is currently delivering funding for Phases 1 and 2 of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) and funding is now all allocated for these two schemes. More recently, Phase 3 of PSDS closed on Wednesday 3 November. In addition, funding continues to be available for Scotland and Wales.
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This map highlights projects completed across the public sector. Hover over different parts of the map to see each region’s projects, as well as carbon and financial savings. You can zoom in using the ‘+’ button on the right hand side to read case studies featuring energy efficiency projects in hospitals, leisure centres, police and fire stations, schools, colleges and universities.
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16 May 2022
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🎓💡 @uniofeastanglia continues to work towards their #NetZero goals having recently replaced the street lighting on-site with more energy-efficient LED lighting.
This project will see the university reduce its annual carbon emissions by over 4 tonnes 🌱
#sustainability https://t.co/ImcHXUHl0T https://t.co/WyHKua7lKb
It was great to visit @StFagans_Museum today and discuss the buildings impacted by its low carbon work including the lodge (pictured) which runs entirely on electricity #netzero #Wales #sustainableenergy https://t.co/zqrf72DnEh https://t.co/9xzPpFSQSe
👏👏 @angleseycouncil have transitioned 65 publicly owned and fully operational buildings across Anglesey to become more energy efficient.
These projects will see the council reduce its annual carbon emissions by 2,634 tonnes 🌱
#sustainability #Wales 🏴 https://t.co/BeACmsaVjd https://t.co/IvktSvZkmH