WEBINAR


Future-Proofing Building Services: Heating, Cooling and DHW Strategies for 2030: Scan to watch the webinar now


DHW systems with wider building services. Importantly, the presenters also look beyond


Missed Stiebel Eltron’s recent webinar? The recording is now available, giving building services professionals the opportunity to catch up on an important discussion about the changes shaping heating, cooling and domestic hot water (DHW) systems over the next few years


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eld on 22 September 2026, “Future-Proofing Building Services: Heating, Cooling and DHW Strategies for 2030” featured John Felgate, Managing Director at Stiebel


Eltron, and Nick Maddison, Head of Marketing & Sales at Stiebel Eltron. The webinar explores how the UK’s evolving


regulatory landscape – including the Future Homes Standard and Energy Smart Appliance (ESA) requirements – is expected to influence businesses and the way building services are designed, specified and operated as we move towards 2030.


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The session also considers what the drive towards greater energy efficiency and heat decarbonisation means in practical terms for industry professionals. Topics covered include compliance with current and forthcoming regulations, system design, carbon reduction, whole-life costs, reliability and maintenance, as well as the integration of heating, cooling and


regulation to consider real-world system performance, drawing on performance data and case studies to highlight lessons learned and considerations for future projects. With the 2030 climate deadline approaching, understanding how regulatory requirements and technological developments will affect building services is becoming increasingly important for those involved in design, specification, installation, operation and maintenance. If you missed the live webinar – or would like


to revisit the discussion – scan the QR code to watch the recording and hear John Felgate and Nick Maddison explore the strategies and considerations that can help businesses prepare for the building services landscape of 2030.


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