The release of PAS 2035 and PAS 2030:2019 has revolutionised the whole-house retrofit industry. Their adoption in projects delivered through the Energy Company Obligation (ECO),

Bad retrofit starts with bad assessment. It follows that good retrofit starts with good assessment. But what does good look like? This session is all

PAS 2035 introduced the Retrofit Coordinator almost four years ago. We now have over 1000 accredited Retrofit Coordinators nationwide. Let’s hear it from these Retrofit

Retrofit Designers are the technical experts who specify how the improvement measures will be installed, taking account of how each of the measures interact. Not

Speaker: Simon Ayers, Chief Executive Officer, Trustmark

Three different ‘levels’ of retrofit evaluation are required under PAS 2035, namely basic, intermediate or advanced, depending on the performance of the individual retrofit project.

In 2022, we introduced the first-ever Retrofit Academy Awards. A year on and we are back to recognise hard work and dedication to outstanding retrofitting

The Retrofit Academy Awards 2023 have been presented last night. The judging panel deliberated long and hard but in the end, they chose the winners

LAD, HUG and SWC, are some of the schemes with the aim of Local Authorities improving the energy efficiency of their stock. We will hear

To get to our Net Zero target by 2050 we need to retrofit 1.8 houses a minute, retrofit needs to become more industrialised but without

The government launched the £3.8bn Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF) in 2020, and since then, many successful projects have seen the light of day. The

Should the Local Authorities and Social Housing Organisations employ their own Retrofit Coordinators, or is it better for them to contract these professionals on a

Resident engagement is an important part of retrofitting a property, after all, we are retrofitting a person’s home. These panellists will talk about engagement strategies

The scale of the retrofit challenge is vast, so instead of competing, members of RA-H IP (Retrofit Accelerator for Homes Innovation Partnership) collaboration hub set

Making sure UK school buildings are fit for the future and energy efficient is a no-brainer! It ensures a safe climate future for our children,

Approximately 70% of the UK’s non-residential buildings were constructed before the year 2000, meaning that if we are to achieve the UK’s net zero targets

This wrap-up session will explore insights from the last 12 months in the world of retrofit and plans for the future to answer the age-old