Leeds City Council, GB launches initiative to install green upgrades in 38 publicly-owned buildings

Leeds City Council, GB green upgrades to public buildings

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Leeds City Council has secured £25.3 million in funding to install green upgrades in local schools, leisure centres, and civic buildings. The initiative will decarbonize 38 publicly-owned buildings, reduce the city's overall carbon emissions by 4,000 tonnes, and create approximately 338 jobs. The installations include air source heat pumps, solar photovoltaic panels, LED lighting, etc.

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Leeds City Council, GB

Metropolitan council in England

United Kingdom

Newsworthy

Solar panels and heat pumps to be installed in Leeds schools, leisure centres and civic buildings as council secures £25.3m for green upgrades.

Leeds City Council has secured £25.3 million to decarbonise 38 publicly owned buildings, slashing the city’s carbon emissions by nearly 4,000 tonnes.

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