Salford Royal NHS Foundation receives £7m cash injection for energy efficiency upgrade

Madeleine Cuff
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Cash, partly provided by the Green Investment Bank, will be used to upgrade the Trust's combined heat and power plant and switch lighting to LEDs

Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust yesterday announced it has secured almost £7m in funding to overhaul its energy use in a bid to save £2m in annual energy costs. The funding, announced yesterday,...

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