Procure Plus is hosting a free conference in Manchester for landlords wanting to lead the low carbon transition in social housing, as part of the Homes as Energy Systems (HAES) project.
Taking place on Wednesday 26th April, the event, ‘Homes as Energy Systems – Enabling Low Carbon Investments in Social Housing’ will be chaired by Housing Digital Editor, Liam Turner. It will focus on the practical steps that landlords can take to improve the viability of Net Zero and decarbonisations projects.
Attendees will hear from a range of expert speakers, including John Allison, Deputy Director for Net Zero Buildings Strategy at the new Department of Energy and Climate Change who will outline the UK’s landscape for clean heating, setting up a panel to discuss the findings from the ongoing HAES project.
The free event will start at 9am at the Mercure Hotel, Piccadilly, Manchester and is for anyone working on decarbonisation, energy, asset management and retrofit projects for housing associations or local authorities.
Gwen Beeken, Managing Director at Procure Plus said: ‘This event will be invaluable for social landlords who continue to grapple with the challenge of decarbonising their housing stock in the midst of an increasingly challenging operating environment.
To deliver the investment required, projects need to become more economically viable through innovation, streamlined procurement and harnessing new revenue streams. We look forward to facilitating what promises to be an extremely informative discussion.’
Sign up to the event at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/homes-as-energy-systems-enabling-low-carbon-investments-in-social-housing-tickets-514727221977
