Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme Annual Carbon Report

Annual Carbon Report

A key part of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme, is to measure project carbon savings in reality against the expectation from the design. This information will support the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and ourselves at Salix in better understanding the impact of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme and how to improve the scheme to maximise carbon savings. To this end, grant recipients are now required to complete and submit the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme Annual Carbon Report by October 18 2024. This is applicable to ALL Phase 1 & 2 grant recipients for their second year of reporting and for Phase 3a Single Year recipients for their first year of reporting. 

As per the Grant Offer Letter Schedule 1: Terms and Conditions or Memorandum of Understanding, clause 9. Monitoring and reporting states: 9.10 On each of the first three years’ following Practical Completion, the recipient shall provide us with a report outlining the effectiveness of their project in delivering energy savings and carbon dioxide reductions, and containing such other information and evidence as is reasonably requested by us in relation to the project.

The Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme Annual Carbon Report can be downloaded below. Please read the guidance on completing this report which can be found in the guidance tab. 

The completed Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme Annual Carbon Report is to be submitted to this email: [email protected]

Frequently asked questions

The annual carbon report (ACR) is a mechanism to measure the extent of the carbon savings for each PSDS project for each of the three years post completion. By measuring the carbon savings, we are able to see how projects compare to their original applications, and how different they were than predicted. This data remains internal and allows us to better understand how projects progress over time. Providing the information was a clause in the grant offer letter that you would have received when you first received your offer.