Siemens Scores NHS Carbon Services Solutions

With a goal of an 80% reduction in carbon emissions by 2028/2032, the NHS is dedicated to attaining net zero by 2040.

The national framework agreement was produced by and the Countess of Chester Commercial Procurement Service alongside the CEF (Carbon and Energy Fund Ltd), a company with more than £300 million of bonds and stock available to them.

To offer the NHS and the public sector a simplified, cost-effective method for updating energy schemes and networks with secure fixed-term funds, CEF was developed in collaboration with the Department of Health.

Siemens has established a distinguished reputation for working to reduce their carbon emissions, with over a 50% decrease in carbon emissions inside its estate, and tight collaboration with universities.

Healthcare Sector Lead, Steve Jamieson, explained that “this enables Siemens to tender for call-off contracts released by CEF on behalf of hospitals and wider public sector organisations to design, fund, deliver, operate, and maintain complex energy infrastructure upgrades with long-term energy saving outcomes.”

“Siemens unique partnership approach is a combination of implementing both Siemens and third-party technologies and services with guaranteed results.”
Client Relationship Manager for CEF, Lee Podger, said that “the quality of bidders this year has been exceptional. We are excited to see the diversity of new technologies such as solar car parks, electric vehicle charging, generation of geothermal heat, chemical free water treatment technologies, energy expenditure and district heating from waste, to name a few.”

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