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Phase 4 Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme: project summaries

Updated 15 May 2025

This document contains summaries for projects funded through Phase 4 of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.  

See the list of projects for Phase 3c of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.

North East

Ad Astra Academy Trust, Hartlepool 

Ad Astra Academy Trust has been awarded £1,050,425 to decarbonise three schools: Crooksbarn Primary School in Stockton-on-Tees and West Park Primary School and Brougham Primary School in Hartlepool. Existing gas heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps at all schools.

Cheviot Learning Trust, Northumberland

Cheviot Learning Trust has been awarded £832,459 to support the decarbonisation of Dr Thomlinson Church of England Middle School in Northumberland and Whittonstall First School in Durham. Both schools will have air source heat pumps installed. At Dr Thomlinson Church of England Middle School, new wall and loft insulation will be installed to improve the school’s energy efficiency. 

Consilium Academy Trust

Consilium Academy Trust has been awarded £1,540,000 to decarbonise Heworth Grange School in Gateshead. Existing gas heating systems will be replaced with an air source heat pump.

Consilium Academy Trust is located in the North West and will invest its funding in the North East.

Durham County Council 

Durham County Council has been awarded £674,000 to install an air source heat pump at Crook Civic Centre. Energy efficiency improvements will include draught proofing, ventilation fans, and a new heat recovery system. The building energy management system will also be upgraded. 

Middlesbrough College 

Middlesbrough College has been awarded £4,910,377 to support the decarbonisation of multiple buildings across its estate. Air source heat pumps will be installed in three college buildings, and solar panels will be installed across the estate to support renewable energy generation. 

Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust 

Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded a total of £14,264,775 for two projects to support the decarbonisation of Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital in Cramlington and Wansbeck General Hospital in Northumberland. The existing fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with air source and water source heat pumps at Northumbria Specialist Emergency Care Hospital while ground source, air source, and water source heat pumps will replace the fossil fuel heating systems at Wansbeck General Hospital. The installation of thermal stores at both hospitals will also improve their energy efficiency. New heat meters will also be fitted at Wansbeck General Hospital.

South Tyneside Borough Council 

South Tyneside Borough Council has been awarded £321,367 to decarbonise the Simonside Outdoor Activity Centre in South Shields. The centre supports local schools with climbing and outdoor sport education. Existing gas boilers will be replaced with an air source heat pump, while solar panels will be fitted to provide a source of renewable energy for the centre. The fitting of cavity wall insulation will also help improve the overall energy efficiency of the site.  

Sunderland City Council 

Sunderland City Council has been awarded £1,052,387 to decarbonise Bishopwearmouth Crematorium by replacing gas-powered cremators with highly efficient electric models.

The Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £40,545,666 to decarbonise multiple sites, including the Freeman Hospital, Ponteland Road Health Centre, and Benfield Park Medical Surgery - all located in Newcastle upon Tyne. All sites will be fitted with air source heat pumps and integrated into local district heat networks. Solar panels will also be installed across the sites to provide a source of renewable energy. Additional measures such as LED lighting, upgraded pipework, and improved glazing will further enhance overall energy efficiency.

Yorkshire and the Humber

Bishop Burton College, East Yorkshire 

Bishop Burton College in East Yorkshire has been awarded £680,623 to decarbonise ten campus buildings including The Meadows, which houses sports facilities, and the Student Village, which provides on-site accommodation. Air source heat pumps will be installed at The Meadows and three Student Village buildings. Energy efficiency measures will also be installed including new double glazing, loft and wall insulation, and building energy management systems. 

Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council 

Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council has been awarded £5,100,000 to support the decarbonisation of four sites across the borough: Brighouse Swimming Pool, Sowerby Bridge Swimming Pool, Halifax Borough Market, and the Victoria Theatre in Halifax. The existing fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with both air source and ground source heat pumps. Improvements will also be made to how hot water is distributed at Brighouse and Sowerby Bridge swimming pools. LED lighting will also be installed at the Victoria Theatre to improve its overall energy efficiency.  

East Riding of Yorkshire Council 

East Riding of Yorkshire Council has been awarded £340,000 to decarbonise The Old School House Nursing Home in Beverley, Yorkshire. The existing heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump. 

Hull City Council 

Hull City Council has been awarded £2,671,799 for the decarbonisation of three key buildings, all of which will be integrated into the Hull District Heat Network. The projects include the History Centre, which houses Hull’s archives and collections, the Wilson Centre, home to the Citizens Advice Bureau and other council services, and the Guildhall, a historic Grade II listed venue used for conferences and civic receptions. Solar panels will be installed at all sites to provide a source of renewable energy while LED lighting and building energy management system upgrades will improve the overall energy efficiency of the sites. 

Impact Education Multi Academy Trust, West Yorkshire  

Impact Education Multi Academy Trust has been awarded £1,036,000 to support the decarbonisation of The Halifax Academy in West Yorkshire. The existing fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump while additional measures including new loft insulation will be fitted to improve the overall energy efficiency of the school.

Leeds City Council 

Leeds City Council has been awarded £4,993,450 to support the decarbonisation of Garforth Leisure Centre, The Arium Horticultural Nursery, Little Owls Nursery, and two primary schools: Woodlesford Primary School and Oulton Primary School. The existing fossil fuel heating systems in each building will be replaced with air source and water source heat pumps. Additionally, renewable energy will be supported through the installation of solar panels on some of the buildings. New building energy management systems, along with improvements to hot water distribution and thermal stores, will also be installed to improve the overall energy efficiency of the sites. 

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust has been awarded £6,587,795 to connect St James’s University Hospital to an existing district heating network in Leeds. Energy efficiency measures will include roof and wall insulation, as well as pipework improvements. 

North East Lincolnshire Council 

North East Lincolnshire Council has received £160,282 to support the decarbonisation of 3 Town Hall Square and the Doughty Learning Centre, both historic office buildings owned by the council. Existing fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps, while roof insulation improvements and the fitting of smart meters will help improve the overall energy efficiency of the buildings. 

North Yorkshire Council 

North Yorkshire Council has been awarded £536,928 to support the decarbonisation of Nidderdale Leisure Centre in Harrogate. Old fossil fuel boilers will be replaced with an air source heat pump. 

Pathfinder Multi Academy Trust, York  

Pathfinder Multi Academy Trust has been awarded £253,000 to support the decarbonisation of Rufforth Primary School in York. The existing fossil fuel boiler will be replaced with an air source heat pump. To further improve energy efficiency, measures such as cavity wall insulation and double glazing will also be installed. 

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council 

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council has been awarded £265,000 to decarbonise three properties: Springwell Gardens Community Centre, Swinton Library, and 115 Middle Lane South, which provides emergency accommodation for children. Air source heat pumps and solar panels will be installed at each site. Energy efficiency measures will include LED lighting and cavity wall insulation. An electric boiler will also be installed to support decarbonisation. 

South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust 

South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £6,079,717 to support the decarbonisation of Fieldhead Hospital in Wakefield. Both air source and water source heat pumps will be installed across 13 hospital buildings. Energy efficiency measures that will take place include the installation of thermal stores, loft insulation and the upgrading of pipework.

Star Academies, Bradford 

Star Academies has been awarded £962,133 to support the decarbonisation of Barkerend Primary Leadership Academy in Bradford. Existing fossil fuel boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps, while measures including new cavity wall and loft insulation will be installed to enhance the school’s overall energy efficiency. 

Together Learning Trust, Yorkshire 

Together Learning Trust has been awarded a total of £4,970,000 for two projects to decarbonise four schools in West Yorkshire. The first project will support Brooksbank Secondary School, Netherton Infant and Nursery School, and Meltham Moor Primary School. Brooksbank Secondary School will be connected to an existing centralised heating network, while Netherton Infant and Nursery School and Meltham Moor Primary School will have air source heat pumps installed. The second project will decarbonise Ryburn Valley High School, where the existing fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump.

University of York 

University of York has been awarded £35,149,935 to support the decarbonisation of multiple buildings across its main campus in York. Most buildings will be connected to an on-site geothermal heating network, while others will link to the existing district heating system. Energy efficiency improvements will include the installation of new LED lighting and enhanced insulation in key facilities, such as the IT Centre, the Research Centre for the Social Sciences, and the Biology and Harry Fairhurst buildings. 

Waterton Academy Trust, Wakefield  

Waterton Academy Trust has been awarded £2,400,000 to decarbonise six schools: Walton Primary Academy, Wrenthorpe Academy, Churchfield Primary School, Ackworth Mill Dam School, Lee Brigg Infant and Nursery School and Crofton Infant School. Each building will be fitted with an air source heat pump to replace old fossil fuel heating systems.

York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust  

York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £8,680,116 to support the decarbonisation of Scarborough General Hospital. The existing fossil fuel boiler will be replaced with an air source heat pump. Energy efficiency measures include the installation of an electric boiler and high-efficiency motors. Upgrades will also be made to the pipework and the building energy management systems. 

York Board of Education 

York Diocesan Board of Education has been awarded £396,000 to support the decarbonisation of two primary schools: St. Martin’s Primary School and St. Peter’s Primary School. The existing end-of-life oil-fired boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps. Energy efficiency improvements include improved insulation, new glazing and draught-proofing.

North West

Blackburn Diocesan Board of Education 

Blackburn Diocesan Board of Education has been awarded £845,000 to decarbonise the heating systems of four primary schools: Green Haworth Church of England Primary School, Ribchester St Wilfrid’s Church of England Primary School, Pilling St John’s Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School and Treales Church of England Primary School, the latter of which is a Grade II listed building. The existing end-of-life heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps at all four schools. In addition, the overall energy efficiency of the buildings will be enhanced through improved loft insulation, draught-proofing, and the installation of new electric panel heaters. 

Carlisle Diocesan Board of Education 

Carlisle Diocesan Board of Education has been awarded £434,000 to decarbonise St Bega’s Church of England Primary School and Wiggonby Church of England Primary School, both located in the Lake District National Park. The oil-fired boilers at each school will be replaced with air source heat pumps, and energy efficiency measures will include new panel heaters, draughtproofing, and enhanced wall and loft insulation. 

Chorley Borough Council Chorley Borough Council has been awarded £5,099,632 to decarbonise five buildings: Chorley Town Hall, All Seasons Leisure Centre, Brinscall Swimming Pool, Eaves Green Community Centre, and Astley Community Centre. Air source heat pumps will be installed in all buildings, and four of the sites will also be fitted with solar panels. Energy efficiency measures will include new LED lighting, ventilation, double glazing, and loft and wall insulation. 

Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 

Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £24,464,000 to support the decarbonisation of Countess of Chester Hospital in Chester. All gas boilers across the site will be replaced with a ground source heat pump, which will provide geothermal energy to support the heating for the entire site.  

Diocese of Salford 

Diocese of Salford has been awarded £1,044,541 to decarbonise both SS Thomas Fisher and Roger More High School. Existing gas boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps, while new variable speed drives and LED lighting will improve the overall energy efficiency of the buildings.  

Edge Hill University, Lancashire 

Edge Hill University has been awarded £1,673,787 to support the replacement of fossil fuel heating systems with an air source heat pump at its Faculty of Health, Social Care and Medicine building. 

Education Partnership Trust, Blackburn  

Education Partnership Trust has been awarded £1,650,110 to connect The Heights Free School and Eden School to a local district heat network. This funding will also support renewable energy production through the installation of solar panels.  At The Heights Free School, energy efficiency improvements such as cavity wall insulation will further enhance the site’s performance. 

Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 

Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £14,030,363 to decarbonise the ageing steam heating systems at Royal Preston Hospital. The main boiler house will be replaced with both air source and water source heat pumps while new building energy management systems, improved roof insulation and pipework upgrades will improve the overall energy efficiency of the hospital site. 

Leverhulme Academy Church of England and Community Trust, Bolton 

Leverhulme Academy Church of England and Community Trust has been awarded £2,235,000 to upgrade three buildings at Rivington and Blackrod High School in Bolton. Fossil fuel heating systems in each of the three buildings will be replaced with air source heat pumps. Renewable energy generation will also be supported by the installation of solar panels. Energy efficiency measures to be installed include new draught-proofing and loft insulation as well as pipework upgrades.

Liverpool City Region Combined Authority 

Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has been awarded £30,412,738 to support the decarbonisation of 35 buildings across the region. The project includes the installation of air source heat pumps in 24 buildings, including Queens Park Leisure Centre and Birkenhead Central Library. Ground and water source heat pumps will be installed at three sites, such as Meadows Leisure Centre and Chase Heys Home for the Elderly. Seacombe Ferry Terminal will also be connected to the existing district heating network. Solar panels will be installed at 12 buildings, including St Helens Town Hall and Picow Farm Depot. Additional measures include LED lighting, improved insulation, and pipework upgrades. 

Liverpool Diocesan Board of Education

Liverpool Board of Education has been awarded £937,250 to decarbonise Halsall St Cuthbert’s Church of England Primary School in Lancashire and St John’s Church of England Primary School in Merseyside. Air source heat pumps will be fitted in both schools, along with electric panel heaters. Energy efficiency measures to be installed include new loft and wall insulation, LED lighting, and improvements to the pipework.

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £728,318 to decarbonise Altrincham General Hospital in Cheshire. Fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with a combination of air source and water source heat pumps.

Merseyside Police  

Merseyside Police has been awarded £520,982 to decarbonise its Mounted Section building in Liverpool – a facility where police horses are housed, cared for, and trained. The project will replace existing gas boilers with air source heat pumps. Solar panels will also be installed to produce renewable energy. Energy efficiency measures to be installed include upgraded insulation and new LED lighting. 

Network Rail Infrastructure Limited

Network Rail Infrastructure Limited has been awarded £4,975,000 to support the decarbonisation of two key sites: Allerton Train Depot in Liverpool and Piccadilly Train Station in Manchester, both of which are vital components of the national transportation infrastructure. Existing fossil fuel heating systems at both sites will be replaced with air source and water source heat pumps. Additionally, an electric panel heater will be installed at Allerton Train Depot, while Piccadilly Station will receive an electric boiler, further improving the overall energy efficiency of the station. 

Network Rail Infrastructure Limited is based in Greater London and this funding will be invested in the North West. 

Pendle Borough Council

Pendle Borough Council has been awarded £1,715,838 to decarbonise West Craven and Pendle Wavelength leisure centres in Lancashire.  Existing fossil fuel boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps at both sites.  

Rossendale Borough Council

Rossendale Borough Council has been awarded £1,379,172 to support the decarbonisation of Marl Pits Leisure Centre, which provides exercise and swimming facilities for the Rawtenstall community and surrounding areas. The existing fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump, while solar panels will also be installed to produce a source of renewable energy. Pipework improvements and new LED lighting will also be fitted to improve the overall energy efficiency of the leisure centre. 

Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust 

Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £14,411,460 to support the decarbonisation of two sites within Tameside Hospital in Ashton-under-Lyne including the Ladysmith building, which houses clinical services including respiratory, elderly care, and gastroenterology wards. The existing heating systems at both sites will be replaced with a combination of air source and water source heat pumps while the overall energy efficiency of the hospital will be improved through the installation of a new building energy management system and roof insulation.  

The Liverpool Joint Catholic and Church of England Academies Trust 

The Liverpool Joint Catholic and Church of England Academies Trust has been awarded £2,625,881 to support the decarbonisation of three schools: St Cleopas Church of England Primary Academy, St Mary’s Catholic Junior Academy and St Margaret’s Church of England Academy. Air source heat pumps will replace fossil fuel boiler systems at all schools. Solar panels will also be fitted to provide the Trust with a source of renewable energy. Energy efficiency measures to be installed across the schools include draught-proofing, loft insulation, and improvements to pipework. 

University of Chester 

The University of Chester has been awarded £4,387,152 to support the decarbonisation of its Queen’s Park and Riverside campuses. Fossil fuel boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps. 

University of Salford 

The University of Salford has been awarded £1,495,393 to install air source and water source heat pumps in the Mary Seacole Building, which is used for the training of nurses, midwives, and physiotherapists. Solar panels will also be fitted to produce a source of renewable energy for the building, while the energy efficiency of the site will be improved through new LED lighting. 

Westmorland and Furness Council 

Westmorland and Furness Council has been awarded £1,750,000 to decarbonise four buildings: Appleby Leisure Centre, Kendal Leisure Centre, Kendal Market Hall, and South Lakeland House, where in-person council services are provided. Low carbon heating systems in the form of air source heat pumps will be installed in each building. Solar panels will also be installed at South Lakeland House and Kendal Leisure Centre. Improvements to heat distribution systems and pipework will enhance energy efficiency at both leisure centres.

East Midlands

Bassetlaw District Council, Nottinghamshire 

Bassetlaw District Council has been awarded £175,000 to decarbonise four public buildings in Bassetlaw including Balmoral Community Centre and Thievesdale Community Centre in Worksop. Old gas-fired boilers in each building will be replaced with air source heat pumps.  Solar panels will be installed at some of the sites to provide a source of renewable energy. Energy efficiency measures to be installed include new double glazing, LED lighting, and improved insulation.   

Better Futures Multi-Academy Trust, Nottingham 

Better Futures Multi-Academy Trust has been awarded £1,974,000 to support the decarbonisation of Billborough College in Nottingham. End-of-life boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps, while the installation of solar panels will provide the college with a source of renewable energy. Additionally, a new building energy management system will be installed to improve the college’s overall energy efficiency.

Charnwood Borough Council 

Charnwood Borough Council has been awarded £2,700,000 to decarbonise Loughborough Leisure Centre. The existing fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump. Energy efficiency measures including pipework upgrades and new roof and wall insulation will also be installed to improve the overall efficiency of the leisure centre.

Derbyshire County Council 

Derbyshire County Council has been awarded a total of £325,730 for three projects to support the decarbonisation of key buildings. The first project will see the existing gas fired boiler at the main Ashbourne office replaced with an air source heat pump. The second and third projects focus on two children’s centres in Chesterfield: Alice’s View Children’s Centre and Gateway Children’s Centre, where outdated gas fired heating systems will also be replaced with air source heat pumps.

East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust 

East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust has been awarded £937,935 to support the decarbonisation of Beechdale Ambulance Station in Nottingham. The existing fossil fuel boiler, which is at the end of its life, will be replaced with an air source heat pump. An electric radiant panel heater will also be installed to improve heating efficiency. 

Lift Schools, Lincolnshire 

Lift Schools has been awarded £120,888 to decarbonise North Thoresby Primary Academy in Lincolnshire. Air source heat pumps and electric point-of-use heaters will be installed. 

Lincoln College Group 

Lincoln College Group has been awarded £760,202 to support the decarbonisation of three buildings within Lincoln College. Old gas boilers will be replaced with an air source heat pump within each building. Energy efficiency upgrades to be undertaken include the installation of new double glazing, enhanced insulation, and new building energy management systems. 

Network Rail Infrastructure Limited

Network Rail Infrastructure Limited has been awarded £687,389 to decarbonise East Midlands Control Centre. The existing heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump. 

Network Rail Infrastructure Limited is based in Greater London. The funding will be invested in the East Midlands. 

North Kesteven District Council           

North Kesteven District Council has been awarded £2,337,329 to decarbonise two buildings: North Kesteven Leisure Centre and the Natural World Centre, a popular visitor destination within Whisby Nature Reserve. Both buildings will replace fossil fuel boilers with air source and water source heat pumps.

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust 

Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust has been awarded £36,076,512 to support the decarbonisation of Queen’s Medical Centre. The main hospital building will be connected to an onsite heat network and a ground source heat pump will also be installed. The replacement of steam traps and the installation of new glazing, LED lighting, and improvements to the pipework will help improve the overall energy efficiency of the hospital. 

Nottinghamshire County Council

Nottinghamshire County Council has been awarded £200,000 to decarbonise Pierrepont Gamston Primary School in Nottinghamshire. The school’s existing heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump. Additional improvements to pipework and the installation of a new building energy management system will improve the building’s overall energy efficiency.

Transform Trust, Nottingham Transform Trust has been awarded £217,790 to install an air source heat pump in the main block of South Wilford Church of England Primary School in Nottingham. 

United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust 

United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust has been awarded £23,317,259 to decarbonise twelve buildings at Pilgrim Hospital in Boston. Most of the buildings will have their old fossil fuel boilers replaced with a combination of air and water source heat pumps, while one building will be fitted with an electric heater.

Wickersley Partnership Trust, Lincolnshire

Wickersley Partnership Trust has been awarded £1,856,354 to decarbonise Gainsborough Academy Secondary School in Lincolnshire. The school’s old gas heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump, while solar panels will also be installed to provide the school with a source of renewable energy.

West Nottinghamshire College 

West Nottinghamshire College has been awarded £1,719,214 to replace end-of-life fossil fuel heating systems with an air source heat pump at its Derby Road campus in Mansfield.

West Midlands

Aston University  

Aston University has been awarded £35,426,574 to decarbonise its fossil fuel heating network. The current system, which supplies heating to 12 buildings, will be replaced with ground source heat pumps.

Burton and South Derbyshire College 

Burton and South Derbyshire College in Burton-on-Trent has received £1,408,211 to decarbonise five buildings including its Riverside Building, which houses student services for the campus. Air source heat pumps will be installed at each site to replace old gas-fired heating systems. Measures including the installation of an electric boiler in the main teaching block of the college will also help improve the overall efficiency of the college.

Hereford Diocesan Board of Education 

Hereford Diocesan Board of Education has been awarded £1,391,940 to support the decarbonisation of five primary schools: Claverley Primary School, Corvedale Primary School, Lea Primary School, Whitchurch Primary School, and Worfield Primary School. Existing gas-fired boilers at each school will be replaced with air source heat pumps. Solar panels will also be installed at Claverley Primary School and Corvedale Primary Schools to provide them with a source of renewable energy. Draught-proofing and insulation upgrades across the sites will also contribute to improved overall energy efficiency of the buildings.  

Herefordshire Council 

Herefordshire Council has been awarded £1,075,000 to support the decarbonisation of Hereford Museum and Art Gallery, a prominent Grade II listed building in the city centre. The project will include the installation of an air source heat pump, and solar panels to provide renewable energy. Additionally, new double glazing, improved roof insulation, and upgraded pipework will enhance the building’s energy efficiency.

His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service

His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service has been awarded £1,988,833 to support the decarbonisation of Coventry Magistrates Court and Coventry Combined Court. Both buildings will be connected to the Coventry District Heating Network. 

His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service is based in Greater London. This funding will be invested in the West Midlands.

Malvern Hills District Council  

Malvern Hills District Council has been awarded £230,000 to support the decarbonisation of two sites in Worcestershire: Council House, which serves as the authority’s headquarters, and Malvern Hill Waste Depot, a local processing and recycling centre. At both locations, existing gas boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps. 

Ministry of Defence

Ministry of Defence has been awarded £5,674,559 to decarbonise nine buildings at its Donnington site in Shropshire. The site is comprised of an army barracks and a Defence Fulfilment centre. As part of the project, air source heat pumps will be installed in seven buildings, while the remaining two will be fitted with electric panel heaters. Energy efficiency measures will include wall and loft insulation.

Ministry of Defence is based in Greater London and will invest this funding in the West Midlands.  

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council 

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council has been awarded £2,790,173 to decarbonise the Jubilee Leisure Centre by replacing its old gas boilers with an air source heat pump. 

Royal Air Force Museum Midlands

The Royal Air Force Museum Midlands has been awarded £1,000,000 to decarbonise one of the aircraft hangars at its Midlands site. Both air source and water source heat pumps will be installed, alongside solar panels to provide a source of renewable energy for the site and wall insulation to improve the building’s energy efficiency. 

The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Shropshire

The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £7,144,799 to support the decarbonisation of The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital in Shropshire. Fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with a combination of air source and water source heat pumps. Improvements including pipework upgrades, new glazing, and a new building energy management system will improve the overall energy efficiency of the hospital site.

University of Birmingham 

University of Birmingham has been awarded £1,958,873 to install an air source heat pump at its Institute for Biomedical Research, located in Birmingham. 

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust 

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £14,022,400 to install a ground source heat pump in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham’s Acute Building. The Acute Building delivers a range of outpatient, diagnostic, and day surgery services.  

University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £9,179,464 to support the decarbonisation of Sir Robert Peel Community Hospital in Tamworth and Queen’s Hospital in Burton. Air source heat pumps will be installed at both hospital sites. Energy efficiency will be improved through LED lighting, wall insulation, replacement motors, and pipework upgrades. 

West Mercia Police 

West Mercia Police has been awarded £775,974 to decarbonise the main building and custody suite of Worcester Police Station. The old heating and hot water systems will be replaced with an air source heat pump.

Worcester City Council 

Worcester City Council has been awarded £90,000 to support the decarbonisation of the King George V Community Centre, a hub used for employability training, youth activities, and local events. Existing fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps, while the installation of solar panels will provide the centre with a source of renewable energy. Additional installations include double glazing and heat recovery, which will also improve the overall energy efficiency of the site.

Wychavon District Council

Wychavon District Council has been awarded £149,900 to decarbonise Pershore Police Station in Worcestershire. The fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump. Energy efficiency measures to be fitted include new cavity wall insulation and pipework improvements.

East of England

Bedford College Group 

Bedford College Group has been awarded £211,000 to decarbonise its South Bank Arts Centre campus in Bedford, replacing the existing fossil fuel heating systems with an air source heat pump. The overall energy efficiency of the site will be improved through the installation of a building energy management system.

Cambridge City Council 

Cambridge City Council has been awarded £297,528 to decarbonise Cambridge Crematorium, along with Trumpington Pavilion and Brown’s Field, which both serve as community centres.

Cambridgeshire County Council 

Cambridgeshire County Council has been awarded £654,050 to support the decarbonisation of three schools in the county: Samuel Pepys Special School, Huntingdon Primary School, and Clarkson Infants School. The funding will enable the replacement of existing end-of-life gas boilers with air source heat pumps at each site. To improve energy efficiency, measures such as pipework upgrades and draught-proofing will also be carried out. 

East Suffolk Council 

East Suffolk Council has been awarded £484,000 to support the decarbonisation of Leiston Leisure Centre. The existing fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump, while the installation of solar panels will provide the facility with a source of renewable energy. 

Essex County Council 

Essex County Council has been awarded £820,000 to decarbonise multiple buildings across the county: Saffron Walden Community Centre, Chapter House Nursing Home in Maldon, Matching Green Church of England Primary School in Harlow, Vange Library in Basildon, Boxted St Peter’s Church of England School in Colchester, St Margaret’s Church of England School in Halstead, and Acorn Family Hub in Halstead. Each building will be fitted with an air source heat pump, and roof and loft insulation will be added at selected locations to improve their overall energy efficiency. 

Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, Hertfordshire

Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency has been awarded £10,944,862 to decarbonise its South Mimms site in Hertfordshire. The site will be fitted with an air source heat pump and an electric boiler will also be installed. Pipework upgrades across the site will also help to improve the overall energy efficiency.

Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory is based in Greater London and will invest this funding in the East of England.

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £8,944,984 to support the decarbonisation of Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital in Norwich. Existing gas fired boilers will be replaced with an air source heat pump.

North Hertfordshire District Council 

North Hertfordshire District Council has been awarded £1,172,000 to help decarbonise four buildings: Hitchin Town Hall, North Hertfordshire Museum, the District Council Office, and North Herts Leisure Centre. As part of the project, old gas boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps, and solar panels will be installed at Hitchin Town Hall to provide renewable energy. New LED lighting, heat recovery systems, and upgraded glazing across the sites will further improve overall energy efficiency. 

North Norfolk District Council 

North Norfolk District Council has been awarded £150,000 to decarbonise Fakenham Leisure Centre in Fakenham, which is often used by Fakenham Academy Secondary School. Fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps. A new ventilation system and upgrades to pipework, draught-proofing and the building energy management system will also improve the energy efficiency of the leisure centre.

The Diocese of Chelmsford Vine Schools Trust 

The Diocese of Chelmsford Vine Schools Trust has been awarded £694,830 to decarbonise three primary schools: Bulphan Church of England Primary School, Southminster Church of England Primary School and St James’ Church of England Primary School. Each school will replace their old fossil fuel heating systems with air source heat pumps, while solar panels will be installed at Bulphan and St James’ to provide them with a source of renewable energy. New electric boilers, double glazing and pipework insulation will be fitted across the school sites to improve their overall energy efficiency. 

Uttlesford District Council          

Uttlesford District Council has been awarded £626,299 to support the decarbonisation of its main offices in Saffron Walden. The building, originally constructed as a hospital in the 1860s, is Grade II listed and located within a Conservation Area. The existing gas boiler, which is no longer operational, will be replaced with an air source heat pump. The installation of solar panels will also provide a source of renewable energy. Measures to improve the overall energy efficiency of its main offices include new draught-proofing, as well as roof and loft insulation.

West Suffolk Council  

West Suffolk Council has been awarded £4,150,000 to support the decarbonisation of Bury St Edmunds and Haverhill Leisure Centres. Air source heat pumps will be installed in both buildings. Solar panels will also be installed to provide a source of renewable energy. Energy efficiency measures will include pipework improvements and cavity wall insulation.

South East

Activate Learning, Berkshire

Activate Learning has been awarded £4,180,567 to decarbonise Reading College in Berkshire. An air source heat pump will replace the existing heating system, while the installation of solar panels will provide the college with a source of renewable energy. A new building energy management system will also be installed to improve the overall energy efficiency of the college campus.

Cherwell District Council 

Cherwell District Council has been awarded £1,099,862 to decarbonise four buildings: Stratfield Brake Leisure Centre in Kidlington, Woodgreen and Spiceball Leisure Centres in Banbury, and one building at North Oxfordshire Academy. Air source heat pumps will be installed at each site, while the energy efficiency of all sites will be improved with enhanced insulation, new pipework, and double glazing. 

Crawley Borough Council 

Crawley Borough Council has been awarded £168,000 to support the decarbonisation of three community centres in Crawley: Furnace Green Community Centre, Pound Hill Community Centre and Three Bridges Community Centre. Air source heat pumps will be installed at each site. Additional measures, including roof insulation and a centralised lighting control system, will improve the overall energy efficiency of the centres.

Dartford Science and Technology College 

Dartford Science and Technology College has been awarded £635,000 to support the decarbonisation of three buildings across its campus. The existing fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with both air source and water source heat pumps. The energy efficiency of the college will be improved through the installation of an electric panel heater, wall insulation and LED lighting.

Department for Transport  

Department for Transport has received £64,674 to support the decarbonisation of Hangar T49, part of an Air Accidents Investigation Branch site in Aldershot, Hampshire. An air source heat pump will be installed to heat the building, and improvements will also be made to the hot water distribution system.

Department for Transport is based in Greater London and this funding will be invested in the South East. 

Diocese of Chichester 

The Diocese of Chichester has been awarded £550,000 to support the decarbonisation of St Mary’s Church of England Primary School and Arundel Church of England Primary School, both located in West Sussex. The existing fossil fuel boilers at each school will be replaced with air source heat pumps. Energy efficiency measures to be installed include wall and roof insulation. 

Fareham Borough Council 

Fareham Borough Council has been awarded £450,000 to support the decarbonisation of Broadcut Depot, which houses several council services including building maintenance, highway maintenance, refuse collection, and the transport repair centre. Two end-of-life boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps. To improve energy efficiency, measures such as draught-proofing and improvements to the hot water distribution system will also be carried out. 

Folkestone and Hythe District Council 

Folkestone and Hythe District Council has been awarded £1,442,629 to decarbonise Folca, a former department store recently acquired to support the regeneration of the town centre. Existing fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with an air source heat pump, and solar panels will also be installed on the building. A new building energy management system and LED lighting, as well as improved insulation and glazing, will increase the energy efficiency of the site. 

Kent County Council 

Kent County Council has been awarded £30,000 to support the decarbonisation of Cranbrook Library, located in Cranbook. The existing fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump, and the overall energy efficiency of the library will be improved with new cavity wall insulation.

Mary Hare School, Newbury, Berkshire 

Mary Hare School, a residential school for deaf students, has been awarded £1,640,000 to support the decarbonisation of several buildings across its campus, including the Sixth Form accommodation block and the swimming pool. End-of-life fossil fuel boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps, and solar panels will be installed. Wall insulation improvements will also be installed across the campus to enhance the energy efficiency of the school.

59744 Milton Keynes College  

Milton Keynes College has been awarded £1,080,000 to decarbonise the main building of its Bletchley Campus. The existing fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump. New ventilation systems will also be fitted to improve the energy efficiency of the building. 

Milton Keynes Council 

Milton Keynes Council has been awarded £4,348,376 to support the decarbonisation of several key buildings, including Central Library, administrative offices, and Woughton Leisure Centre in Leadenhall. All buildings will be connected to an existing district heat network, while pipework upgrades to some of the buildings will help improve their overall energy efficiency.

New Forest District Council

New Forest District Council has been awarded £1,800,000 to install an air source heat pump at Applemore Leisure Centre in Southampton. Solar panels will also be installed to provide a source of renewable energy. Energy efficiency measures including new roof and wall insulation, as well as new ventilation systems, will also be installed to improve the overall energy efficiency of the leisure centre.

Oxford Brookes University 

Oxford Brookes University has been awarded £5,284,130 to connect 10 student residence buildings to an onsite district heat network.

Oxford Diocesan Board of Education 

Oxford Diocesan Board of Education has been awarded £585,000 to support the decarbonisation of St Nicolas and North Hinksey Church of England Primary School in Oxfordshire, and Goring Church of England Primary School in Berkshire. Air source heat pumps will replace the end-of-life boilers in each building, while energy efficiency will be improved through the installation of cavity wall insulation. 

Oxford Diocesan Schools Trust

Oxford Diocesan Schools Trust has been awarded £317,805 to decarbonise Tackley Church of England Primary School and Christopher Rawlins Church of England Primary School in Oxfordshire. Both schools will be fitted with air source heat pumps and electric panel heaters. Energy efficiency upgrades will include cavity wall insulation and draught-proofing.

Oxfordshire County Council 

Oxfordshire County Council has been awarded £360,000 to decarbonise sixteen buildings across the county, including Summertown Library, Didcot Fire Station, Drayton Highways Depot in Abingdon, and Abingdon Children and Family Centre. Each building will have its existing fossil fuel heating system removed and replaced with an air source heat pump. The overall energy efficiency of multiple sites will be improved with the installation of new double glazing and loft and wall insulation.

Sir Roger Manwood’s School, Kent 

​Sir Roger Manwood’s School has been awarded £330,000 to decarbonise the Grange building, which houses the school’s Sixth Form area. The end-of-life gas boiler will be replaced with an air source heat pump, while the overall energy efficiency of the building will be improved through the installation of new insulation, double glazing, LED lighting and pipework upgrades. 

South Oxfordshire District Council 

South Oxfordshire District Council has been awarded £1,500,000 to decarbonise Abbey Sports Centre and Henley Leisure Centre. Air source heat pumps and solar panels will be installed at both sites. Additionally, roof insulation and an air handling unit will be fitted at Henley Leisure Centre. 

St Bede’s School, Surrey

St Bede’s School has been awarded £600,000 to decarbonise several teaching buildings. Old fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with air source and water source heat pumps, while the energy efficiency of the school will be improved with new floor insulation, window glazing, cavity wall insulation and draught-proofing.

Thanet District Council, Margate 

Thanet District Council has been awarded £1,410,000 to support the decarbonisation of four public buildings: Thanet Gateway, Ramsgate Leisure Centre, Hartsdown Leisure Centre, and the Kent Innovation Centre. All buildings will be equipped with air source heat pumps, and energy efficiency upgrades will include the installation of new glazing and insulation. 

The Avenue Special Needs Academy Trust, Reading The Avenue Special Needs Academy Trust has been awarded £683,976 to decarbonise The Avenue Special Needs School in Reading. The existing gas-fired boiler will be replaced with an air source heat pump. The school’s energy efficiency will be improved through draught-proofing, and solar panels will provide renewable energy.  

The Forest School Academy Trust, Winnersh 

The Forest School Academy Trust has been awarded £1,224,095 to decarbonise five buildings at Forest School in Winnersh. Each building’s existing gas-fired boiler will be replaced with an air source heat pump. Energy efficiency measures to be installed include new double glazing and cavity wall insulation.

Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council 

Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council has been awarded £209,690 to install an air source heat pump at the council-owned Poult Wood Golf Course.

West Berkshire District Council 

West Berkshire District Council has been awarded £2,800,000 to install an air source heat pump at Northcroft Leisure Centre in Newbury. The project will also include the installation of solar panels to provide a source of renewable energy. Energy efficiency measures to be installed include new wall insulation and heat recovery systems.

Oxfordshire District Council 

West Oxfordshire District Council has been awarded £2,326,600 to install an air source heat pump at Chipping Norton Leisure Centre. Energy efficiency improvements will be made through the installation of an electric boiler and upgrades to the building’s energy management system.

West Sussex County Council 

West Sussex County Council has been awarded £600,000 to support the decarbonisation of several key buildings, including three fire stations in East Preston, Bognor Regis and Arundel, as well as a children’s social care facility and Littlehampton Library. Each building will be equipped with an air source heat pump, while East Preston Fire Station, Arundel Fire Station, and Littlehampton Library will be fitted with solar panels to provide the buildings with a source of renewable energy. Various energy efficiency measures, including LED lighting and wall and roof insulation, will be implemented across the sites.

South West

Avon and Somerset Constabulary 

Avon and Somerset Constabulary has been awarded £140,000 to support the decarbonisation of Yeovil Police Station. Old gas-fired boilers will be replaced with an air source heat pump, while upgrades to roof and wall insulation, along with new glazing, will improve the energy efficiency of the site. 

Bath and North East Somerset Council  

Bath and North East Somerset Council has been awarded £312,284 for two projects to support the decarbonisation of Keynsham Civic Centre and Carrswood Adult Day Care Centre, which provides services to adults with learning disabilities. Air source heat pumps will be installed at both sites.  

Bath Spa University 

Bath Spa University has been awarded £3,000,000 to decarbonise several buildings at its historic Newton Park Campus, which includes the university’s main facilities as well as student halls of residence. Most buildings on the campus will be connected to an on-site heating network, while others will have air and ground source heat pumps installed. Solar panels will also be fitted across the campus to provide the university with a source of renewable energy. Additional measures, such as LED lighting, improved wall and roof insulation, and upgraded window glazing will improve the overall energy efficiency of the campus. 

Bristol City Council 

Bristol City Council has been awarded a total of £1,480,749 for two projects to support the decarbonisation of several buildings, including Southmead Children’s Centre, Junction 3 Library, Flax Bourton Coroner’s Court, The Georgian House Museum, and Blaise Castle Museum. All buildings will be fitted with an air source heat pump. The installation of heating control valves, improved hot water distribution, and building energy management systems across the sites will help improve their overall energy efficiency.

Cornwall Council  

Cornwall Council has been awarded £1,262,000 to install an air source heat pump and an electric boiler at New County Hall, a Grade II listed council building. 

Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service 

Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service has been awarded £130,000 to support the decarbonisation of three fire stations: Bampton Fire Station, Witheridge Fire Station, and Porlock Fire Station. Existing end-of-life oil-fired boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps at all stations. Across the sites, various energy efficiency measures will be installed including insulation upgrades, new hot water flow restrictors and building energy management systems. 

Devon County Council 

Devon County Council has been awarded £670,267 to support the decarbonisation of Mapleton Community Care Home, the Rushbrook Centre, and Rosebank Day Centre, the latter two serving as youth centres. Existing fossil fuel boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps, and solar panels will be installed at Rosebank Day Centre and Mapleton Community Care Home to provide renewable energy. Additional improvements include a new energy management system, upgraded insulation, and new glazing to improve energy efficiency. 

Devon Partnership NHS Trust  

Devon Partnership NHS Trust has received £2,112,241 to help decarbonise the Grade II listed Wonford House Hospital, which provides mental health and learning disability services to the local community. As part of the project, existing gas boilers will be removed, and the hospital will be connected to the Exeter Energy Network’s district heat network. Upgrades to pipework and improvements to the hot water distribution system will also boost the overall energy efficiency of the site. 

Exeter City Council 

Exeter City Council has been awarded £3,554,000 to support the decarbonisation of Riverside Leisure Centre, a community hub featuring a 25-metrepool, a six-court sports hall, two squash courts, and more. The end-of-life fossil fuel boilers will be replaced with air source and water source heat pumps. Energy efficiency upgrades including the installation of a new heat recovery system and roof insulation improvements will also help improve the overall energy efficiency of the leisure centre. 

Exeter College 

Exeter College has been awarded £1,753,252 to connect buildings on their Hele Road campus to the Exeter Energy Network, a local district heat network. 

Falmouth Exeter Plus

Falmouth Exeter Plus has been awarded £55,000 to support the decarbonisation of Penryn Campus at the University of Exeter. Old fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps.

Forest of Dean District Council

Forest of Dean District Council has been awarded £200,000 to decarbonise Five Acres Leisure Centre in Gloucestershire. The site will be fitted with air source heat pumps as well as new loft insulation, building energy management systems, and heat recovery systems.

Futura Learning Partnership, Bristol  

Futura Learning Partnership has been awarded £720,000 to support the decarbonisation of St Nicholas Chantry Church of England Primary School in Somerset, and Wansdyke Primary School in Bristol. Ageing gas boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps at both schools. 

Gloucester Diocese  

Gloucester Diocese has been awarded £251,258 to support the decarbonisation of Leonard Stanley Church of England Primary School in Gloucestershire. The old fossil fuel boiler will be replaced with an air source heat pump. Energy efficiency measures to be installed include new electric heaters and wall and roof insulation. 

Ministry of Defence

The Ministry of Defence has been awarded £1,248,944 to decarbonise its Bovington Garrison in Dorset, a key training base for armoured fighting vehicle crews. Old fossil fuel boilers will be replaced with an air source heat pump, while the site’s overall energy efficiency will be improved through cavity wall insulation.

The Ministry of Defence is based in Greater London and will invest this funding in the South West.

North Devon Council 

North Devon Council has been awarded £762,065 to support the decarbonisation of two sites: Brynsworthy Environmental Centre, a domestic recycling and office facility, and The Landmark Theatre in Ilfracombe. The funding will enable the replacement of existing gas and oil-fired boilers at both sites with air source heat pumps. 

Plymouth City Council 

Plymouth City Council has been awarded £316,691 to support the decarbonisation of the East End Business Centre and Derriford Park, both of which serve as office spaces. Air source heat pumps will be installed at both sites, while pipework improvements and new building energy management systems will improve the overall energy efficiency of the sites. 

South Gloucestershire Council 

South Gloucestershire Council has been awarded £465,000 to decarbonise two primary schools: Abbotswood Primary School and Shield Road Primary School in South Gloucestershire. Old oil-fired heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps at both school sites.  

South Hams District Council 

South Hams District Council has been awarded £490,000 to support the decarbonisation of Follaton House, a Grade II listed building that provides office accommodation for the Council. Air source heat pumps will be installed, and the energy efficiency of the site will be improved through the installation of upgraded insulation and new draught-proofing. 

South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust 

South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £160,000 to decarbonise Falfield Ambulance Station in Wotton-under-Edge and Stroud Ambulance Station. The existing fossil fuel boilers at both stations will be replaced with air source heat pumps and electric heaters. Energy efficiency measures to be installed across the sites include new wall and cavity insulation.

Torbay Council 

Torbay Council has been awarded £311,600 to support the decarbonisation of Sherwell Valley Primary School in Torquay. Ageing fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps and upgrades will be made to the building’s wall insulation. 

University of Exeter 

University of Exeter has been awarded £8,601,071 to connect multiple campus buildings to a local heat network. Energy efficiency improvements will also be undertaken through upgrades to various hot water and heating distribution systems across the campus.   

University of Plymouth  

University of Plymouth has been awarded £2,005,824 to support the decarbonisation of several buildings at its main campus site. Existing end-of-life fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with a combination of air source and water source heat pumps across the teaching buildings.

Greater London

Barnet and Southgate College 

Barnet and Southgate College has been awarded £4,308,689 for three projects to support decarbonisation across its Barnet, Colindale, and Southgate campuses. At all three campuses, existing fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps. Solar panels will also be installed at the Barnet and Southgate campuses to generate renewable energy on site. Additionally, new building energy management systems will be installed at all sites to improve their energy efficiency. Additional energy efficiency upgrades will also be undertaken at the Southgate campus, including the installation of new roof insulation and glazing.

Barts Health NHS Trust 

Barts Health NHS Trust has been awarded £13,750,000 to replace existing gas-fired boilers with both air source and water source heat pumps at Newham University Hospital. Solar panels will also be installed to provide a source of renewable energy for the hospital. Energy efficiency measures to be fitted include new LED lighting, thermal stores, and hot water distribution system upgrades across the hospital site.

East Surrey College, Croydon

East Surrey College has been awarded £1,983,990 to support the decarbonisation of its John Ruskin College campus in Croydon. Old fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with an air source heat pump, and solar panels will be fitted to provide the college with a source of renewable energy. A new building energy management system will also be installed to improve the overall energy efficiency of the site.

Enfield Council  

Enfield Council has been awarded £18,602,069 to connect multiple schools and academies to the Meridian Water Heat Network, a district heating system in Enfield. The buildings included in this project are Heron Hall Academy, College of Haringey, Waverley School, Edmonton County School, Winchmore School, St. John and St. James School, and Oasis Academy. 

Greenshaw Learning Trust, Croydon

Greenshaw Learning Trust has been awarded £350,000 to support the decarbonisation of Wallington County Grammar School near Croydon. Air source heat pumps will be installed in each building, replacing old fossil fuel boilers. Energy efficiency measures will include heat meters, pipework upgrades, and new building energy management systems.

Harris Federation, Croydon  

Harris Federation has been awarded £5,100,000 to support the decarbonisation of five schools: Harris City Academy Crystal Palace, Harris Academy Beckenham, Harris Primary Academy Beckenham, Harris Primary Academy Mayflower, and Harris Academy Greenwich. Each school will receive a combination of air source and water source heat pumps as well as several energy efficiency measures including new building energy management systems.

Horniman Museum and Gardens, London 

Horniman Museum and Gardens has been awarded £600,000 to decarbonise its Grade II listed site, including the Centre for Understanding the Environment (CUE) and the Butterfly House. The CUE currently serves as a library and office space, while the Butterfly House houses the museum’s tropical indoor garden. Existing fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps at both sites, while the overall energy efficiency of the buildings will be improved through double glazing, draught-proofing, and a new heat recovery system. 

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust has been awarded £6,429,262 to decarbonise two buildings at Charing Cross Hospital in Hammersmith. End-of-life fossil fuel boilers will be replaced with both air source and water source heat pumps. New cavity wall insulation and cooling systems will also be fitted to improve the overall energy efficiency of the hospital.

Kew Gardens, Richmond

Kew Gardens has been awarded £1,507,232 to decarbonise The Lower Nursery, a non-public greenhouse at the Royal Botanic Gardens. The existing gas heating systems will be replaced with a combination of air source and water source heat pumps. 

London Borough of Brent 

London Borough of Brent has been awarded £667,628 to support the decarbonisation of two council buildings: Willesden Cemetery Office and Willesden Green Library. Existing gas-fired heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps. The installation of new building energy management systems and improved loft and wall insulation at both sites will also improve energy efficiency. 

London Borough of Camden 

London Borough of Camden has been awarded £7,838,296 for three projects across community facilities in the borough. Brecknock Primary School and Langtry Children’s Centre will replace their heating systems with air source heat pumps, along with upgrades to LED lighting and improved insulation. Kentish Town Sports Centre will also switch from gas-fired heating to an air source heat pump. Additionally, Swiss Cottage Sports Centre will replace its heating system with a combination of air and water source heat pumps. 

London Borough of Ealing 

London Borough of Ealing has been awarded £2,575,000 to decarbonise Perceval House, a council office building. An air source heat pump will be installed as well as solar panels. Measures including a new building energy management system and improved pipework insulation will improve the energy efficiency of the building. 

London Borough of Haringey

London Borough of Haringey has been awarded £1,436,763 to decarbonise Haringey Civic Centre, a Grade II listed building in Wood Green. The building will be fitted with both air source and water source heat pumps. Energy efficiency measures to be installed include new glazing, roof and wall insulation and draught-proofing.

London Borough of Lambeth 

London Borough of Lambeth has been awarded £1,020,000 to support the decarbonisation of three schools: Granton Primary School, Wyvill Primary School and Telferscot Primary School. Existing fossil fuel heating systems in each school will be replaced with air source heat pumps.  New building energy management systems, loft insulation improvements, and the installation of thermal stores across the schools will improve energy efficiency.

London Borough of Lewisham 

London Borough of Lewisham has been awarded £1,195,000 for four projects to support the decarbonisation of Stillness Infant School, Stillness Junior School, Baring Primary School, and Fairlawn Primary School. For each school, air source heat pumps and electric point-of-use heaters will be installed. At Stillness Infant School, cavity wall insulation will be fitted while Stillness Junior School will have roof insulation, upgraded glazing, and draught-proofing measures installed. Baring Primary School will have roof insulation and draught-proofing energy efficiency upgrades, and Fairlawn Primary School will have new cavity wall insulation, draught-proofing, and glazing installed to improve energy efficiency. 

London Borough of Newham

London Borough of Newham has been awarded £1,578,506 to support the decarbonisation of Roman Road Primary School, Brampton Primary School and Central Park School. Fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps at all schools. Energy efficiency upgrades will include insulation improvements and draught-proofing.

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames has been awarded £7,000,000 to decarbonise five sites: Pools on the Park Leisure Centre, Teddington Pools Leisure Centre, Briar House Community Centre, Sheen Lane Library, and Orleans House Gallery. Each building will be fitted with an air source heat pump, while four sites will also be equipped with solar panels.  Energy efficiency measures to be undertaken across the sites include new building energy management systems, improved insulation, upgraded pipework, and new LED lighting. 

London Borough of Southwark 

London Borough of Southwark been awarded £9,976,683 to deliver two projects that will support the decarbonisation of Crawford Primary School in Camberwell and five leisure and sports facilities: Camberwell Leisure Centre, Dulwich Leisure Centre, Peckham Pulse Leisure Centre, Surrey Docks Watersports Centre, and The Castle Centre in Elephant & Castle. At Crawford Primary School, non-functional boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps, while energy efficiency improvements will include new pipework insulation and draught-proofing. All five leisure centres will benefit from the installation of a mix of air source and water source heat pumps, as well as energy efficiency improvements including enhanced insulation and new double glazing. 

London Fire Brigade 

London Fire Brigade has been awarded £800,000 to decarbonise Biggin Hill Fire Station in Bromley. The existing gas heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump, and an electric heater will also be installed. 

London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust 

London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust has been awarded £5,879,955 to support the decarbonisation of Ealing Hospital. Existing fossil fuel boilers will be replaced with air source heat pumps. The energy efficiency of the site will be improved through the installation of roof and pipework insulation, as well as a new building energy management system. Solar panels will also be fitted to provide a source of renewable energy for the hospital.  

London South Bank University 

London South Bank University has been awarded £206,700 to install an air source heat pump at the Clarence Centre, which houses its Student Enterprise team and an innovation space. 

National Maritime Museum

The National Maritime Museum has been awarded £200,000 to support the decarbonisation of the Royal Observatory Greenwich, a Grade I listed building of historical significance. An air source heat pump and an electric heater will be installed.

National Portrait Gallery, London 

National Portrait Gallery in London has been awarded £5,869,600 to support the decarbonisation of the main public gallery space and the Orange Street building, which houses the archives and library. The existing gas heating systems in both buildings will be replaced with air source heat pumps. 

Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames

Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames has been awarded £1,350,000 to support the decarbonisation of Tolworth Recreation Centre. The old fossil fuel heating system will be replaced with an air source heat pump and an electric panel heater.

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust 

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded £7,320,498 to support the decarbonisation of the Royal Free Hospital. Existing fossil fuel heating systems will be replaced with a water source heat pump. 

Transport for London 

Transport for London has been awarded £1,668,814 for two projects to support the decarbonisation of several sites including Beckton Storage Depot, Rickmansworth Track Office, an accommodation site for train crew at West Ruislip, and the Walworth Depot, which includes a bus garage and offices. Air source heat pumps will be installed at all locations. Electric point-of-use heaters will also be fitted at Beckton Storage Depot and the Walworth Depot site. Additional measures, such as glazing, upgraded pipework, and improvements to building management systems, will improve the overall energy efficiency of the buildings.

Wandsworth Borough Council

Wandsworth Borough Council has been awarded £4,700,000 to support the decarbonisation of five sites: Putney Leisure centre, Oakdene Residential Nursing Home, Gwynneth Morgan Nursing Home, Falcon Grove Community Centre and Wandsworth New Town Hall.  These buildings serve a variety of community functions, including leisure, residential care, social services, and local government services. Existing end-of-life heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps at all sites.

Across regions

REAch2 Academy Trust

REAch2 Academy Trust has been awarded £1,325,000 to support the decarbonisation of three primary schools: Martlesham Primary Academy in Suffolk, Oakfield Primary Academy in Warwickshire, and White Meadows Primary Academy in West Sussex. Existing end-of-life heating systems will be replaced with air source heat pumps across all school sites.

REAch2 Academy Trust is based in the West Midlands and will invest its funding in the West Midlands, East of England, and the South East.

Wales

Ministry of Defence 

Ministry of Defence has been awarded £2,500,000 to support the decarbonisation of two buildings at its Sealand site in North Wales. The site specialises in the maintenance, repair, upgrade, and management of defence electronics. Existing fossil fuel boilers in both buildings will be replaced with air source heat pumps. 

Ministry of Defence is based in Greater London and will invest this funding in Wales.