Energy-saving measures
Islington Council's Community Energy Fund recently supported six new projects to reduce carbon emissions across the borough.
Islington Council's Community Energy Fund (ICEF) concluded its final round of applications in March 2026, supporting six new projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions. These initiatives include four solar photovoltaic installations, one project optimising heat pump performance with solar PV, and another involving secondary glazing and LED lighting for a listed building.
The six newly supported projects are set to save nearly 34 tonnes of carbon per annum, adding to the approximately 208 tonnes saved by previous ICEF grants. Since 2017, the fund has provided over £760,000 in grants to 59 projects across the borough.
Key facts
- Islington Council's Community Energy Fund concluded its final round of applications in March 2026. Source
- The fund supported six new projects, including four solar photovoltaic installations. Source
- These new initiatives are set to save nearly 34 tonnes of carbon per annum. Source
- Islington's Community Energy Fund has provided over £760,000 in grants since 2017. Source
- The fund has supported 59 projects since 2017, saving approximately 208 tonnes of carbon. Source
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