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Salix has been awarded no.2 on the Sunday Times best 100 not-for-profit organisations to work for 2020.

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.

We spoke to Dr James Guest, a coral researcher at Newcastle University, to discuss the impact of greenhouse gases on coral reef systems and the importance of reducing these.

Northfleet School for Girls reflects on installing amongst one of the largest school solar panel arrays in the country.

How Parrs Wood High School are combatting the effect of climate change and inspiring its students to pioneer grassroots change.

Sywell Parish Council took a big step towards reducing their greenhouse gas emissions and energy bills by investing in new LED street lighting.

Salix is helping to facilitate conversations, showcase best practice case study examples, and share experiences of implementing multiple carbon reduction projects through a free knowledge-sharing hub.

 Andrew Thomas, Sustainability Engineer and Recycling Fund Manager for the University of Warwick talks about how the university is working to drive carbon reduction in line with their 2030 net zero target. 

Swindon Borough Council is expecting to see a substantial decrease to their energy bills thanks to a multi-million-pound street lighting upgrade project.

Salix in partnership with the Department for Education is pleased to share that we anticipate a new round of SEEF will be opening in autumn 2020.

Oxford City Council have a target of achieving zero emissions by 2030. To achieve this, the council has continued to develop and deliver multiple energy efficiency projects across their estate.

Public sector organisations continue to drive positive change within their communities, in an effort to reduce carbon emissions in response to the climate emergency.