Preparing for the Green Construction Revolution

Is your business ready for the fastest growing market within the construction sector ?
About this Event

Is your business ready for the fastest growing market within the construction sector - retrofitting properties and buildings to meet net-zero targets?
In 2019 Kensington & Chelsea Council adopted two ambitious targets:

for the Council to be a net zero organisation by 2030 and
for the borough to be carbon neutral by 2040.

It has prepared a Climate Emergency Action Plan 2022-27 for tackling the task of retrofitting Council owned buildings including housing and corporate estates, schools and leisure centres. It is also supporting community owned energy schemes through the award winning North Kensington Community Energy.
Private landlords too are having to upgrade the energy efficiency of their buildings in order to meet the minimum energy performance levels required for letting them out to tenants. This is creating new supply opportunities across the UK as well as on your doorstep.
What businesses is this seminar for?
The most relevant trades are: Builders, Repair & Maintenance companies, Energy Efficiency Auditors, Insulation (lofts, floors and walls), Roofing, Window replacement, Electrical contractors, Mechanical contractors, Plumbing & Electrical merchants, Cladding, LED lighting installations, Solar PV panel installation, Building Management Systems, heat pump installation, Repair & maintenance, Mechanical & Electrical work etc.
Speakers
At this event you will hear from a Senior local authority Programme Manager, previously the Portfolio Lead for the Net Zero programme in Barnet Council and the Programme Manager for the GLA’s Warmer Homes programme.
You will hear from RBKC’s Sustainability and Decarbonisation Project Manager on how the Council is tackling the task of retrofitting its social housing stock in Kensington and Chelsea, what are the forthcoming procurement opportunities for local companies and how to access them.
Our own Rachel Widdows, will explain the specialist accreditations you need to compete against some of the larger players coming into in this market
Buyers
There will be private contractors who are working for the Council and are committed to procuring services and goods from local companies. These include: Gemini, OpenView, RLB UK, ECD Architects and Mullaley.
If you want to win retrofit contracts, and have not already booked your place, register now: