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Scotland's Zero Carbon Buildings Minister Patrick Harvie hails projects funded under Scotland's Public Sector Heat Decarbonisation Fund.

Journey to a net zero Wales saw several public sector bodies share their ideas and visions for public sector bodies across Wales.

One significant new feature in the Phase 3b Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme is the piloting of sector soft caps to support the fair allocation of funding.

Designed by the Highland Council, which is working towards Scotland’s 2045 net zero target, the River Ness hydro project involved installing hydroelectric equipment on the banks of the River Ness opposite Holm Mills Bridge. 

We visit the heat network which could soon power Newcastle United's football stadium and the city's Royal Victoria Infirmary

Major low-carbon upgrades at three of Northamptonshire's largest leisure facilities are set to remove an estimated 690 tonnes of carbon emissions every year.

The government has awarded more than £409 million under the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme to help reduce carbon emissions across England.

The Highland Council is expected to save hundreds of thousands of pounds a year and significantly reduce its carbon emissions thanks to energy efficiency upgrades.

Leeds invests in new green technology with £25.3m government grant.

Isle of Anglesey County Council have implemented a range of carbon saving measures following funding from Welsh Government.

Phase 3a of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme has provided £553m in government grants for public sector bodies.

Phase 4 of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme is launched.