South Tyneside Council use of flooded mines for heat to South Shields
South Tyneside Council has been awarded £4.7m to support the first stages of delivering the Holborn Renewable Energy Network..
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South Tyneside Council has been awarded £4.7m to support the first stages of delivering the Holborn Renewable Energy Network..
Cranfield University, which specialises in science, engineering, technology and management has been awarded £4.9 million for a wide range of environmental improvements centred on its district heating system.
Hull NHS Trust hosted Salix staff to show them the decarbonisation works on their site after funding from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.
Oxford University’s Wolfson College is working to decarbonise its estate following a £5m grant from Phase 2 of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.
The International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia was established to raise awareness of the discrimination the LGBT+ community experiences.
Salix has supported Northumbria University in reducing its carbon footprint with the installation of a £1.7 million high-tech heating system.
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust has completed works to improve energy efficiency, lower bills and slash annual carbon emissions.
Greater Manchester Combined Authority has invested in a range of public buildings, including 19 sites that Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service uses.
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 has put together an ambitious heat decarbonisation plan for their Learning Centre having received new funding.
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.
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.