How we’re supporting solar and renewable funding for Wales
Organisations across Wales are being invited to apply for a share of an additional £9 million funding package to support decarbonisation and the rollout of renewable energy projects.
Your partner for a low carbon future
Organisations across Wales are being invited to apply for a share of an additional £9 million funding package to support decarbonisation and the rollout of renewable energy projects.
Three social housing tenants have been describing how their homes have been transformed thanks to government funding.
The latest article in our series celebrating the Low Carbon Skills Fund looks at how Exeter University's grant helped them make decarbonisation plans which were shortlisted for an award.
A project change request is a formal process used to propose and manage changes to your Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund Wave 2 project.
Speaking on episode 33 of The Decarbonisation Dialogue podcast, Andrew Prag makes a compelling case for why business must sit at the heart of the climate transition and why that leadership role is already beginning to take shape.
Bristol City Leap’s ambitions to provide low carbon heating for those that live, work and learn in the city
Swansea University is transforming the way energy is used across its campuses following Digarbon 2 funding
Therapia Lane depot in Croydon becomes the first Transport for London depot to go gas free after receiving Low Carbon Skills Fund and Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme funding.
Decarbonisation, energy efficiency and community impact take centre stage at Cardiff Met
£15 million investment set to transform energy efficiency across Wales’s education sector
Our Annual Report and Accounts for 2024-25 highlight how our work is helping to lower energy bills, cut emissions and to make buildings warmer, happier and healthier places to live, work, stay, study or visit.
Oxford’s historic colleges are accelerating their journey to net zero with support from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme, demonstrating how centuries-old buildings can be sensitively transformed for a low-carbon future