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Representatives from the public sector attended the ‘Journey to a net zero Wales’ event at Venue Cymru, Llandudno.

As part of its plan to reach net zero by 2030, twenty years ahead of the government goal, Wiltshire council has been hard at work implementing a range of additional energy efficient measures. 
 

The University of Wolverhampton reaches a significant milestone in its £11 million decarbonisation programme at its Walsall Campus.

The Home Upgrade Grant Phase 2 scheme has benefitted 11,900 homes and is projected to save households, when combined, more than £2.95 million in annual energy bills.

This page is to help grant recipients delivering through the SHDF Wave 2 to address challenges identified with missing or non-compliant TrustMark photographic evidence. 

North East Derbyshire awarded £1m to cut carbon emissions at Eckington Leisure Centre.

This page gives an overview of supplementary guidance on devolution deals related to phase 4 of the public sector decarbonisation scheme.

Aberdeen City Council celebrates ambitious lighting project at historic HQ Marischal College. They are supporting their residents in working towards a net zero target of 2045.

Students and staff at the University of West London will benefit from an ambitious scheme to reduce its energy usage whilst allowing the university to become a net zero carbon institution by 2030 – helping address the global climate crisis.

Lancaster City Council received £6.8m to work towards creating a zero-carbon district by 2030.

Fantastic examples from public sector organisations on their energy efficiency and decarbonisation projects. 

How Salix is playing a key role in supporting the delivery of substantial public investment in community energy projects, unlocking locally owned clean energy across Wales