Events

Registration and Networking

Introduction and N9 Framework Overview

An overview of our latest framework Retrofit and Decarbonisation N9 you will hear about our vision for N9, the key differences, the evaluation process and the wider benefits to the market.

Implementing social value and the benefit to partners - Michael McLaughlin, Group Social Value Manager, LHC Procurement Group

Earlier last year we published our 3-year social value strategy, Michael will explain why this was introduced, the aims of the strategy for partners and appointed and how this will be implemented across our future frameworks. We have prepared a social value toolkit that contains all of the templates to support our monitoring and measuring processes and how to use these effectively.

Net Zero Government Policy and Landscape - Cassandra Dove, Policy Lead, SFHA

Following the announcement on April 3rd about the revised Heat in Buildings Bill. Cassandra will share thoughts about the new Bill proposals and the expectations of building owners in addition to the net zero landscape. 

Large scale retrofit perspectives - Martin Callaghan

Martin will share a client-based perspective on strategy for retrofitting stock with a view of a wide range of housing archetypes and the intricacies associated with a large scale approach. In addition, he will explore views on quick wins, prioritisation, planning of complex projects, processes through delivery and updating of asset management information.

The value of a retrofit coordinator - Martin Callaghan

In this session Martin will provide insight and understanding of the role of a Retrofit Coordinator exploring what the main function and benefit of this role. As well as learn how other organisations are working with Retrofit Coordinator’s throughout project delivery.

Retrofit in complex architypes and rural locations – Mark Scott, Shire Housing Association

In this session, Mark will share his experience in delivering multi-disciplinary works across complex archetypes included in their housing portfolio located within challenging geographical areas of Ayrshire. He will discuss project planning, delivery and tenant engagement as well as challenges experienced and lessons learned.

Transforming the energy bill narrative - Jim Bennett, Low Carbon Director, Octopus Energy

Discussing their ‘Zero Bills’ initiative which aims to eliminate household energy bills for residents by integrating green technology. Octopus will explain the detail about this initiative providing a greater understanding about the types of equipment, eligibility, cost implications and finance options. As well as success stories which will cover feedback obtained from residents, the process and the roll out plan.

Choosing the most suitable funding option

Navigating the intricacies of sourcing funding is extremely challenging particularly when there are a host of options available for private and public borrowing and grant schemes. We will share knowledge about the options available to public sector organisations. This session will cover an in-depth look at funding streams, how these can be obtained and the options and processes including examples.

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Comfort Break

Inspiring positive environmental change - Verdancy Training Group

As a training and consultancy provider specialising in environmental change. The Verdancy Group have partnerships with a wide range of organisations supporting them with accredited courses and consultancy for domestic retrofit, circular economy and environmental sustainability and climate change. It will cover the value of training your workforce on sustainability practices showcasing the range of training courses available with examples.  

Indoor heat pumps and how they operate – Procast

A demonstration of the use of the indoor heat pump including how it works, what types of properties it would be suitable in and the differences between an outdoor and indoor configuration.

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