Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service tackling climate crisis
Greater Manchester Combined Authority has invested in a range of public buildings, including 19 sites that Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service uses.
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Sun helps generate clean green energy at Wolverhampton hospital
More than 16,000 electricity-generating solar panels are being installed at a new city solar farm to help power the whole of New Cross Hospital and save 1,450 tonnes of carbon a year.
Berkshire College of Agriculture's ambitious heat decarbonisation plan
Berkshire College of Agriculture has put together an ambitious heat decarbonisation plan for their Learning Centre having received new funding.
University and college in Gloucestershire save tonnes of carbon thanks to grant
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.
Success: Phase 3 Low Carbon Skills Fund applicants awarded
All £14 million of the Phase 3 Public Sector Low Carbon Skills Fund (LCSF) has been allocated after receiving more than 700 applications. The allocation of funding, done on a first-come-first-served, went to 130 projects.
Robert Gordon University edges closer to net zero goal following £2.1m loan
Robert Gordon University has implemented a range of carbon reduction upgrades across several of its buildings, including RGU Sport and Aberdeen Business School.
University of the West of Scotland strives for ultra-efficiency
The University of the West of Scotland has improved the efficiency of its heating and lighting systems across campus following Scottish Funding Council funding.
Queen Margaret's students and staff illuminated by benefits of low carbon initiatives
Queen Margaret University has utilised its £109,600 loan from the Scottish Funding Council (SFC) delivered by Salix Finance to cut energy from inefficient hand dryers and lighting to reduce its environmental impact significantly.
Support for Oxford University’s Wolfson College net zero goal
Oxford Universities Wolfson College celebrated the completion of works which have transformed gas to electricity in its Powell and Moya Buildings to zero carbon emissions, made possible by a £5m grant as part of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.
Big ambitions for Sustainability at Berkshire College of Agriculture
Berkshire College of Agriculture have put together an ambitious heat decarbonisation plan after receiving funding from Salix Finance.
Abertay University take action in Scotland's fight to net zero
Following a loan from the Scottish Funding Council, Abertay University has implemented carbon saving upgrades that will lower emissions yearly by 265 tonnes.
Award-winning sustainability champions encourage challenging old ways of working
The staff and student sustainability winners from the Environmental Association of Universities and Colleges’ (EAUC) Green Gown awards provided an inspiring call to action in their webinar with Salix Finance on Wednesday 30th November.