Greener Greater Manchester
  • Home
  • Themes
  • COP26
  • Partners
  • Contact
Select Page
Siemens reveals plans to decarbonise Trafford Park  industrial estate by 2038

Siemens reveals plans to decarbonise Trafford Park industrial estate by 2038

by Nikki Brown | Apr 20, 2023 | Sustainable Development

Siemens has set a target to decarbonise Trafford Park, one of Europe’s largest industrial estates, by 2038. The work will to support Trafford Council’s aims and Greater Manchester’s overarching goal to achieve net zero by 2038, twelve years ahead of the government...
Manchester’s Energy Innovation Agency receives funding to accelerate decarbonisation of buildings

Manchester’s Energy Innovation Agency receives funding to accelerate decarbonisation of buildings

by Nikki Brown | Apr 3, 2023 | Smart Energy

An exciting project to create net zero solutions for commercial and public sector buildings has received a share of a £100m funding pot as part of city-region’s Innovation Accelerator programme. The Energy Innovation Agency will lead on Energy Accelerator for...
Thousands of Greater Manchester households set to benefit from £97 million social housing decarbonisation improvements

Thousands of Greater Manchester households set to benefit from £97 million social housing decarbonisation improvements

by Nikki Brown | Mar 27, 2023 | Retrofitting

Over 5,000 social homes across Greater Manchester are to receive energy efficiency improvements after the city-region was granted £37m from Wave Two of the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund. The Government funding – granted by the Department for Energy Security and...
Plans for a £1.35m solar farm in Oldham approved

Plans for a £1.35m solar farm in Oldham approved

by Nikki Brown | Feb 1, 2023 | Smart Energy

Plans for a £1.35m solar farm in Failsworth to reduce carbon emissions and cut energy bills have been approved by Oldham Council. Oldham’s cabinet has signed off on plans for the Wrigley Head solar farm development on land in Failsworth which could save up to 50...
Manchester City Council successfully decarbonises 30% of estate

Manchester City Council successfully decarbonises 30% of estate

by Nikki Brown | Jan 6, 2023 | Retrofitting

Manchester City Council has successfully reduced carbon dioxide emissions by 7,161 tonnes in the 2021-2022 financial year. Manchester City Council’s operational estate is made up of 316 buildings which include offices, leisure centres and properties that provide...
« Older Entries
Next Entries »

Recent Posts

  • Mayor unveils latest Bee Network improvements as passenger numbers continue to rise
  • £695k boost for greener public buildings in Greater Manchester
  • Big new active travel plans for Rochdale including new cycle lanes and crossings
  • New bridge spanning the Ashton Canal opens to the public
  • Vision for 100-mile active travel network to link Manchester’s green and blue spaces
  • Twitter
Marketing Manchester 2023