A session exploring the changes in building regulations coming into force in 2025, that mandates the electrification of heat in new build homes. Discussing the
It’s no secret that the grid in Britain is becoming increasingly constrained, slowing down the rollout of green technologies and development, as the country pushes
An insightful conversation on the potential of the future homes standard to drive new build deployment in the UK. The panel will discuss the opportunities
In 2019 the built environment accounted for 23% of emissions, by 2050 it will account for zero carbon emission. The journey ahead will be of
A technical and policy update on heat decarbonisation covering: upcoming heat network technical assurance standard The latest CIBSE guidance on heat pumps How the Net
Heat networks are a cost-effective tool for decarbonising dense urban areas, improving security of supply and utilising waste heat. The Climate Change Committee’s (CCC)’s modelling
Whilst significant progress has been made in defining what ‘net zero’ means for the country’s buildings, the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard will take
The first phase of introduction of the Future Homes Standard (FHS) into the building regulations in England has been mandatory since June 2022 and represents
Currently, the UK’s 30 million homes account for more than 21% of the country’s total carbon emissions, with three-quarters of this coming from heating systems.
Hear the views of the Sustainable Energy Association and it’s members on how national and local governments and industry ensure that buildings are constructed and
From 2025, gas heating will be banned in newly built homes. This much needed move away from fossil fuels will see demand on the electricity
Join our panel of experts in this myth busting session which will explore common ground source heat pump misconceptions. An opportunity to ask our panel
LETI have produced a new publication – the LETI Modelling Guide – which focuses on building energy modelling to forecast the energy use of buildings
It is not only the rising cost of energy that demands improvements in the energy performance of our building stock. Given that the majority of
Heat networks have the potential to play a significant role in the UK’s transition to net zero. In this session, we explore what is needed
In this session, we discuss how ground source heat pumps can be deployed at scale to deliver low carbon heating to domestic and non-domestic buildings.
