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Carbon emissions across Greater Manchester’s public buildings reduced by over 7,000 tonnes per year

Carbon emissions across Greater Manchester’s public buildings reduced by over 7,000 tonnes per year

by Nikki Brown | Oct 3, 2022 | Retrofitting

Over 200 public sector buildings across Greater Manchester have seen their annual carbon emissions significantly reduced thanks to retrofit improvements making them greener and more energy efficient. Greater Manchester’s public buildings are now producing over 7,000...
Salford Council introduces 2,500+ solar panels to public buildings

Salford Council introduces 2,500+ solar panels to public buildings

by Nikki Brown | Sep 21, 2022 | Retrofitting, Smart Energy

Salford City Council has successfully installed 2,562 solar panels on public buildings across the city as part of a £7.45 million scheme. The scheme, which received funding through Salix Finance via the government’s Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme, added solar...
Stockport Council to Introduce Solar Powered Waste Collection

Stockport Council to Introduce Solar Powered Waste Collection

by Nikki Brown | Sep 15, 2022 | Transport

Six bin lorries in Stockport will now be powered by solar panels following Stockport Council’s link-up with a leading local technology company. The plans for solar-powered waste collection vehicles are hoped to help Stockport Council reach its target to be net...
People Powered Retrofit Launches Collaborative Training Courses for Greater Manchester Construction Professionals

People Powered Retrofit Launches Collaborative Training Courses for Greater Manchester Construction Professionals

by Nikki Brown | Aug 25, 2022 | Retrofitting

People Powered Retrofit, a not-for-profit service for householders in Greater Manchester, has launched retrofit training courses for all construction workers to fill an urgent skills gap in the region. There is a growing and urgent need for retrofit if the UK is to...
Greater Manchester given the final green light for an affordable, sustainable bus network

Greater Manchester given the final green light for an affordable, sustainable bus network

by Nikki Brown | Jul 25, 2022 | Transport

Greater Manchester has been given the go-ahead to franchise the city region’s buses to create a simplified, affordable and sustainable public transport network which hopes to reduce carbon emissions. In March 2022, the High Court made a judgment that the Mayor...
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