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Welsh Government and GB Energy supported scheme delivered by Salix to cut carbon, to save more than £8,500 a year and support children’s learning

A government report providing an overview of Phase 3b of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme has been published this week.

Abertay University received a loan as part of the Scottish Funding Council's University Carbon Reduction Fund to reduce its carbon footprint.

Hospitals in Cardiff are quietly undergoing a transformation that is saving energy, cutting costs, and supporting better care for patients. 

Guest speakers from Cambridge and Bedfordshire colleges shared their learning on their net zero journey at our latest Decarbonisation Dialogue webinar.

£1.2 million government grant supports sustainability upgrades at BE-ST, Scotland’s National Retrofit Centre.

Reading Borough Council celebrates 74% reduction in carbon emissions where they've completed 119 projects through the England Recycling Fund over 16 years.

Exmoor National Park Authority is proud to announce the completion of a biomass boiler at Pinkery Centre for Outdoor Learning, as part of its commitment to becoming carbon neutral.

As Wales Climate Week comes to a close, we highlight the role of renewables in the public sector as a way to deliver on their commitment to decarbonisation. 

Chris Stark CBE from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero was a keynote speaker at the event, attended by partners from across the energy industry, including Salix.  

Brasenose College has used Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme funding to inspire a major retrofit of a listed building in central Oxford, transforming it into modern, efficient student accommodation.

Transformation is afoot in North Lanarkshire thanks to an innovative sustainability project at Strathclyde Country Park’s Watersports Centre.