Correspondence

Funding to improve energy efficiency in the NHS

Successful schemes to share £50 million capital funding to invest during 2013 to 2014.

From:
Department of Health and Social Care
Published
23 January 2013

Applies to England

Documents

Energy efficiency capital funding: list of successful schemes

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Letter from Deputy NHS Chief Executive David Flory

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Improving Energy Efficiency in the NHS funding application form

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Details

A list of successful projects, that will share £50 million capital funding was published in November 2013.

The funding will support new and innovative projects to improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and increase resilience to climate change as set out in the NHS Carbon Reduction Strategy for England (CRS).

The provision of NHS healthcare services is highly specialised and energy intensive. The NHS has one of the largest estates in Europe, covering 6,886 hectares of land with 28 million square metres of floor space. Energy consumption cost a reported £583 million in 2011 to 2012, making energy consumption a major consideration for NHS organisations in terms of budget.

Published 23 January 2013