The race to decarbonise buildings is accelerating, and the latest UK Government initiatives, such as the Warm Homes Social Housing Fund Wave 3, provide a fresh incentive for social housing providers to act. In this expert-led panel discussion, we will explore the actionable steps needed to decarbonise heating systems, reduce CO2 emissions, and comply with tightening regulations. This discussion will focus on the practical solutions that building managers, owners, and energy consultants can implement, all while ensuring tenant comfort and optimising energy use.

- Government Funding Opportunities: Explore the latest updates from the ‘Warm Homes Social Housing Fund’ and how this funding can accelerate decarbonisation in the UK.

- Hydronic balancing: How optimising radiator and underfloor heating systems can improve energy efficiency and extend the lifespan of your system.

- Heating system upgrades: Strategies to eliminate fossil fuels by upgrading heating systems, including district heating and smart building controls.

- Decentralised domestic hot water systems: On-demand water heating to improve energy savings, reduce Legionella risks, and ensure safe water supply.

- How to leverage UK Government funding for decarbonising social housing

- The key building blocks to transition heating systems for greater efficiency

- Practical examples of hydronic balancing and fossil fuel elimination

- Best practices for reducing CO2 emissions while ensuring tenant comfort

Angela Leth,  Director | Head of Portfolio Development, Danfoss Climate Solutions

Dave Woodward, Director of Key Accounts - Social Housing, Wolseley

Louise Shooter, Policy Manager, Energy UK

Dave Sowden, Interim Chief Executive, SEA

Building efficiency: decarbonising your building, block by block