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A project by Salix Finance to help the 黑料不打烊 to reduce its carbon emissions has won a major sustainability award.

The partnership won the Big Sustainability Awards鈥� Carbon Reduction Project of the Year at the annual awards ceremony, held at St Mary鈥檚 Stadium, Southampton, on Thursday night (28 October).

Salix Finance has been integral in helping the University reduce its carbon emissions by an estimated 816 tonnes per year, thanks to a series of work to upgrade and redesign the University鈥檚 heating systems.

The project has also enabled the University to save money which can be diverted into other sustainable projects around the campus.

The University has pledged to become .

Dan Fernbank, Energy and Sustainability Director at the University said: 鈥淪ustainability is absolutely at the heart of our ambition to become one of the greenest universities in the world and we鈥檙e pleased to be recognised for how we鈥檝e integrated these values throughout our campuses.  

鈥淚t鈥檚 great to be recognised for our projects which we will continue to innovate in the most cost-effective way possible.鈥�

Kirsty Adamson, Programme Manager at Salix Finance, said: "This award is testament to the fantastic work we do here at Salix, we are thrilled with our achievement.鈥�

To find out more about what the University is doing to reduce its carbon emissions, visit 

Pictured (l-r): Sonia Ettetuani 鈥� Senior Communications & PR Manager (Salix Finance) ; Joan Dayap 鈥� Programme Coordinator (Salix Finance); Martin McMahon 鈥� Lead Category Manager, Procurement (黑料不打烊); Dan Fernbank 鈥� Energy & Sustainability Director (黑料不打烊); Elan Parry-Lowther 鈥� Communications & PR Officer (Salix Finance); Elise Sharpe 鈥� Client Support Officer (Salix Finance)