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entilation, Curv30, Aico, 50 World, and Kensa.


The Future  Innovation section, sponsored by the Department for Energy Security and Net ero, The Carbon Trust and Innovate K is an exciting one that showcases startups and SMEs innovative ideas and technologies that will make net ero possible.


The Big Innovation itch also returns for 202, and will highlight the newest and brightest solutions to built environment challenges in an exciting presentation battle, taking place in front of a live audience.


ACCELERATING HIGH-QUALITY RETROFIT For the first time, Futurebuild has partnered with The National etrofit Academy to launch The National etrofit Conference, which will take place


THE NATIONAL RETROFIT CONFERENCE WILL BRING TOGETHER VISIONARIES AND INDUSTRY LEADERS TO FOCUS ON THE CRUCIAL MISSION TO DECARBONISE THE UK’S EXISTING HOUSING STOCK


alongside Futurebuild 202. Sponsored by Sustainable Building Services K, the National etrofit Conference will bring together visionaries and industry leaders to focus on a crucial mission 


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decarbonising our existing housing stock. The threeday conference will focus on Skills, Innovation and olicy and provide the practical solutions that attendees can take away to drive their retrofit programmes forward, with a lineup of speakers that includes thought leaders from inside and outside of the sector.


Futurebuild 202 invites industry leaders, visionaries, and enthusiasts alike to oin us, and share ideas, embrace innovation and help create the blueprint for a better tomorrow. For more details and exhibitor enquiries, visit futurebuild.co.uk Dont miss out on Futurebuild 202.


isitor registration is now open, please scan the  to register today


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