The focus of Futurebuild 2025 is on ‘making impact’ which means taking action today as if today is the 2050 we are planning for! On the Energy Impact Stage we are focusing on changing the way we use energy in our buildings.

The aim of the seminar sessions organised by our partners on the Energy Impact Stage is to explore the latest developments surrounding energy in construction. This stage delves into the latest policy and regulatory developments, low carbon heating technologies and systems that can drive real progress in our our decarbonisation journey.

Sponsored by Kensa, this stage is curated in collaboration with leading organisations including Bioregional, Thermal Storage UK, Energy Saving Trust, Ground Source Heat Pump Association, MCS, Sustainable Energy Association, UKDEA, and CIBSE.

Highlights include discussions on Heat Networks, and how to maximise the impact of heat pumps.  There will be insights into the ways that ground-based thermal energy can decarbonise energy systems and how intelligent building controls can meet legislative constraints and energy targets, without putting pressure on project budgets.

Visitors to the stage will hear from Abby Ward, Policy Manager at Energy Savings Trust; Simon Woodward, Chairman & Technical Director, UKDEA; John Christopher, DESNZ; David Lewis, Energy Managing Director, B&D; Iain Gordon

MD GES Digital & KNX UK Chair at GES Digital: Craig Dolan, Dimplex; Karen Spenley, Celcius Energy to name but a few.

The full curated programme is available here.

Join the movement and make your impact – Register here.

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For further information, please contact Rebecca Hewitt at Fabrick on:

Telephone: 01622 754295

Email: rebecca. hewitt@fabrick.agency

Notes To Editor

About Futurebuild: Taking place on 4^th-6^th March 2025, Futurebuild is an annual event at London’s Excel focused on showcasing the latest innovations and solutions making an impact in the built environment. Now in its 20^th year, Futurebuild continues with championing its brand purpose which is centered around promoting sustainability, pushing boundaries, and fostering collaboration within the industry to inspire positive change and a more sustainable industry. 

As the industry’s most impactful event, it provides the platform for inspiring ideas, innovative solutions and knowledge sharing aimed at advancing sustainable construction and achieving net zero. It brings together the entire supply chain to showcase, debate, and understand emerging technologies that will make net zero possible.

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