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Leading the UK’s net zero heat transition. Go faster together than we can alone

03 March / 13.15 - 14.00

Commercial heat represents nearly 40% of UK emissions. We will not reach net zero without radical change. Given the size of heat as a proportion of UK energy demand, the decarbonisation of heat will have broad impacts across the whole energy system.

Through shared vision and intention, a group of ambitious organisations across multiple sectors have come together to develop HEATzero – an action group focused on innovative solutions built around collaborative demand in heat decarbonisation.

Topics to cover:

  • The importance of a shared vision and intention towards commercial heat decarbonisation
  • The role of innovation in tackling this urgent heat challenge
  • Potential examples of joint heat decarbonisation projects

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Matt Pumfrey, CEO, Innovation Gateway 

Matthew Reeves-Smith, UK & Group Head of Engineering Design Property, Tesco

Richard Eaton, Energy Manager, NatWest Group

Gareth Chaplin, Senior Energy Performance Manager, Unite Students

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