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Joint public sector retrofit procurement

London’s workplaces must be made zero carbon through better designed and more energy efficient buildings.

Retrofit Accelerator - Workplaces offered support to bring together multiple retrofit projects to simplify procurement and aid access to finance and funding.

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About past RE:FIT

So far, Retrofit Accelerator – Workplaces has offered public sector organisations fully funded support through:

  • the programme delivery unit, an expert team that provided free end-to-end support needed to get projects up, running and successfully implemented
  • the easy to use RE:FIT framework of energy service companies, which saved time and resources for organisations that were procuring retrofit services and works which - as an energy performance contracting framework - guaranteed energy and cost savings.

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The Mayor’s Retrofit Accelerator Workplaces programme was co-funded by the ERDF. This video, showcasing a Local Authority and NHS example, demonstrates how the programme supported public sector organisations in London to save carbon, energy and money moving towards a net zero London by 2030.

Below you can explore information from previous rounds of the programme (up to 2026), including how it worked and the impact it had on making London a more sustainable city for all.

Retrofit Accelerator - Workplaces (formerly RE:FIT) was developed to help make London's non-domestic public buildings and assets more energy efficient, lowering emissions and saving public money on energy spending.

Office space - picture by Alesia Kazantceva

Find out the benefits of using the Mayor's Retrofit Accelerator programme for workplaces.

St Paul's Cathedral, London

Discover how our framework of suppliers provides guaranteed energy and cost savings.

LSE refit 2x1

Find detailed information about energy savings, costs and how the project was operated on our FAQs page.

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