Session recap: best practice in resident engagement
Portsmouth City Council shared insights into successes seen with resident engagement at a knowledge-sharing session run through our Learning Community
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Portsmouth City Council shared insights into successes seen with resident engagement at a knowledge-sharing session run through our Learning Community
We visit Coleg Cambria’s sites in North East Wales and discover more about the college’s ongoing work to reduce emissions, improve energy efficiency and prepare learners for a low-carbon economy
From housing to hydrogen, and from classrooms to communities, Wales Climate Week 2025 showcased the power of collaboration and innovation in building a cleaner, greener future.
Key stakeholders from the Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust showed Salix how projects are progressing.
Salix has supported Northumbria University in reducing its carbon footprint with the installation of a £1.7 million high-tech heating system.
A ceremony marking Gloucester College’s success in becoming the first college in the country to switch to 100 percent renewable energy after recently completing transformative energy efficiency works took place on Friday 22nd July.
Using a Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme grant, Berkshire College of Agriculture have upgraded their building energy management system.
Explore climate change and policymaking in Wales Climate Week podcast with Dr Jack Price from the Wales Centre for Public Policy.
Student accommodation and learning spaces will receive sustainability upgrades at a popular further education institution in the south east midlands.
We look inside the newly-refurbished Barnsley College University Centre in the town centre, where students are taught construction and IT in a former mining college.
We're exhibiting at Education Estates on stand 114. Connect with our expert team to hear more about the work we're doing across the education sector to decarbonise estates, lower energy costs and improve energy efficiency.
South Tyneside Council make use of flooded mines to provide heat to South Shields.