Our mission is to support organisations lower their energy costs, create warmer and healthier buildings and achieve net zero

Salix is the Delivery Agent for the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund and Homes Upgrade Grant on behalf of the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero.

We work with the UK Government to provide funding schemes to enable the public sector and housing to reduce carbon emissions to reach net zero goals.

We work with the Scottish Government providing public sector funding schemes that enable the public sector to reduce carbon emissions to reach net zero targets.

We work with the Welsh Government on public sector funding schemes to enable the public sector to reduce carbon emissions in line with its net zero target.

This is a list of funding schemes which enable the public sector to reduce carbon emissions as part of the UK Government’s goal of being net zero by 2050.

We work with the UK Government to provide funding schemes to enable the public sector to reduce carbon emissions to reach net zero goals.

This page has guidance on the areas of PSDS project delivery where we have found projects may encounter risks or issues, along with support on best practices.

We work with the UK Government to provide grants for the public sector to boost decarbonisation skills and unlock heat decarbonisationon their estate.

Historic Kendal Market Hall gets help from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme and replaces old gas boilers with an air source heat pump as part of major upgrades.

Wales’s public sector shows how their turning net zero ambitions into practical action in Venue Cymru, Llandudno 

A Buckinghamshire college that is helping train the next generation of green energy engineers has undergone a major sustainability transformation of its own thanks to Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.

The category B listed building was once a concert venue, hosting artists from Elton John to Ella Fitzgerald.

Ambitious domestic retrofit programme in Slough sees more than 150 homes upgraded.

With a focus on measurement and verification, data was at the heart of the discussion in Decarbonisation Dialogue Scotland – our event aimed at sharing learning and challenges around net zero.  

Community-owned renewables offer a powerful way to cut emissions, lower school energy costs and give communities more control—explored in The Decarbonisation Dialogue with Tudor Baker of Greater Manchester Community Renewables.

An innovative London project to install a ground source heat pump at University Hospital Lewisham has started and moved into its ‘test phase.’