54 SHOW PREVIEW: INSTALLER SHOW
onference as part of the event. The sessions at the show will be an integral part of elementals ousing ub, with a series of epertled panel discussions throughout the three days on the challenges and opportunities facing the housing sector as it strives to achieve lowcarbon retrofit at scale. Topics to be covered will include energy efficiency, skills and getting homes ready for net ero, with full details to be released in the run up to the show. Anna Scothern, chief eecutive of , said pgrading our homes to become energy efficient has never been more important and were ecited to be hosting our conference with elemental at nstallerSW .
ational ome mprovement ouncil, eat Trust, nergy and irmingham nergy nstitute, to name ust a few. Several eciting keynote speakers and hosts have also been confirmed, with former footballer and T pundit ary eville oining for a live A he is well known for his enthusiasm for energyefficient buildings, plus his concerns about the number of people in fuel poverty and poor housing. Also
oining the lineup is former housing minister sther cey, reenpeace director d illespie, environmental ournalist oger arrabin and The ne Show presenter, and eco writer, ucy Siegle. ore names will be announced in the weeks leading up to the show. As well as this, nstallerSW and elemental are thrilled to be working with ational ome mprovement ouncil to deliver its ome pgrades
The event brings together all the key parts of the retrofit supply chain and we know our delegates will appreciate the chance to network, share knowledge and see the latest lowcarbon technologies. egistration for this years nstallerSW is open now. egister for your free visitor pass by scanning the code.
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