Public Sector Low Carbon Skills Fund

About the Low Carbon Skills Fund

The Public Sector Low Carbon Skills Fund provides grants to boost decarbonisation skills and unlock heat decarbonisationon their estate.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero runs the scheme and provides grants for public sector organisations to engage specialist and expert advice and skills required to create robust heat decarbonisation plans to prepare for heat decarbonisation and energy efficiency works. 

The Public Sector Low Carbon Skills Fund started in 2020. We are the delivery partner for the Low Carbon Skills Fund and this website area provides you with the information you will need to know including, the Guidance Notes, FAQs, Applicant Journey as well as additional resources.

This funding supports early-stage work before applying for larger programmes like the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS), organisations looking for broader energy efficiency funding in the UK should explore additional funding options.

Low Carbon Skills Fund

Funding availability

Below is a list of the Low Carbon Skills Fund schemes delivered for public sector organisations across England. The status displayed will show if a scheme has been recently announced and is open or closed to applications.

Ongoing support

Our website has a wealth of information about the schemes, including guidance and criteria as well as other useful tools. We're always keen to showcase the amazing projects we work with and our News and Insights areas are certainly worth a look. 

Every day our professional teams are committed to offering support and delivering on the net zero challenges we all face.

Any questions?

Contact our team, we will be delighted to hear from you.

You can reach us via email at [email protected], or phone 020 4542 6439.

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