Essex NHS Foundation Trust completes £30m energy upgrade project
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust has completed works to improve energy efficiency, lower bills and slash annual carbon emissions.
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Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust has completed works to improve energy efficiency, lower bills and slash annual carbon emissions.
The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) benefits from its largest sustainability drive thanks to a £1.2m grant from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.
This webpage aims to spotlight grant recipients of HUG Phase 2 and SHDF Wave 2 who have won or been shortlisted for awards recognising their efforts in this space.
Salix has won a major sustainability "carbon reduction project of the year" award thanks to its decarbonisation and energy efficiency project with the University of Reading.
The Phase 4 Public Sector Low Carbon Skills Fund (LCSF) has been announced, providing grants to unlock decarbonisation skills in the public sector.
This HUG gallery connects you to useful content and videos created to engage with residents, showcase the scheme’s impact and highlight innovative efforts.
Despite a long history affiliated with oil and gas, the Shetland Islands are paving the way to a low emission future
The Royal Northern College of Music used £6.4m to install a range of measures to reduce carbon emissions.
Phase 3b of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme will allocate up to £635m to the public sector to fund decarbonisation and energy efficiency measures.
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust can upgrade its buildings thanks to £8.6m in grant funding from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.
Collaborative working between, Slough Borough Council and its delivery partners helped complete energy efficiency upgrades for 156 homes
How the public sector is paving the way for a low-carbon future
“Climate action is everyday action, not a one-off event, and these organisations don’t always get the credit that their year-round efforts deserve.” Salix CEO Emma Clancy on climate change and COP28.