Free funding to upgrade your HQ

It’s not too late to give your headquarters a last minute Christmas present and it needn’t cost you a penny.

Take advantage of the £1 billion decarbonisation fund to upgrade your heating, ventilation or air conditioning systems whilst reducing your environmental impact.

If you are working with any public sector or Local Authority housing association, then this decarbonisation scheme is a huge step forward towards the nation’s goal of net zero by 2050.

• Applications for the grant close on the 11th January 2021
• Projects do not have to be completed until September 2021

Click here to find out more, download the white paper or watch our recent webinar.
 

£1 billion available in public sector funding for decarbonisation schemes

Social Housing providers are rightly expected to take care of their tenants’ properties and help upgrade them to tackle fuel poverty and reduce carbon emissions.
But what about the Housing Associations own buildings?

Well what if you could access up to £1bn of government money to introduce renewable heating or upgrade your air conditioning to increase energy efficiency and lower running costs in your offices?

That’s where the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) can help.  Introduced at the end of September 2020, this £1 billion scheme has been set up to help public sector bodies to fund energy efficiency and heat decarbonisation measures as part of the Chancellor’s ‘Plan for Jobs 2020’ commitment.

The aim of which is to boost the UK’s economic recovery from Covid-19 as well as the Government’s net-zero and clean growth goals, supporting up to 30,000 skilled jobs in the low carbon and energy efficiency sectors.

Overseen by the Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and delivered by Salix Finance, applications are currently open for public sector bodies to avail themselves of the fund, with the deadline for applications on January 11th 2021 – although projects do not have to be completed until September 2021.

Up to 100% grant funding can be applied for by eligible bodies for projects which meet the compliance criteria and there is no minimum or maximum grant value. All applications will be reviewed by Salix Finance on a case by case basis.

How can Mitsubishi Electric help you?
At Mitsubishi Electric we have been working on and championing innovative solutions that help to reduce carbon emissions from the built environment for decades.

We have put together a dedicated white paper to assist public sector bodies with specific details of what technologies are covered by the fund and how best to apply for the grant.
Visit our dedicated page to find out more, download the white paper or watch our recent webinar.
 

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