Danfoss is hosting an expert-led webinar aimed at tackling one of the pressing challenges facing the UK’s social housing sector—decarbonisation. With new initiatives such as the UK Government’s Warm Homes Social Housing Fund Wave 3 providing fresh incentives, now is the time for social housing providers and building managers to explore actionable steps towards reducing CO2 emissions and improving energy efficiency.
The webinar, "Building Efficiency: Decarbonising Your Building Block by Block," will focus on practical solutions for upgrading heating systems, leveraging government funding, and enhancing building efficiency—all while maintaining tenant comfort.
Confirmed Speakers:
- Angela K. Leth
Angela is the Director of Portfolio Development at Danfoss Climate Solutions. With a strong focus on decarbonising the building sector, Angela will bring high-level insights into the strategies required to reduce CO2 emissions. She will highlight holistic approaches to heating system upgrades that can create more sustainable environments without sacrificing tenant comfort. Drawing from her extensive experience, Angela will guide building managers, owners, and energy consultants on how to implement these solutions for optimal energy use and compliance with tightening regulations. - Dave Woodward
Dave Woodward, Key Account Director for Social Housing at Wolseley, has over 28 years of experience in the plumbing and heating merchant sector. Over the last decade, Dave has specialized in social housing, developing solutions that meet the unique challenges of the sector. During the panel discussion, Dave will share his insights into material supply chains, contractor support, and how to drive engagement through social housing frameworks. His practical expertise will provide attendees with actionable advice on navigating the complexities of decarbonisation while ensuring effective supply chain relationships.
Key Topics:
- Government Funding: A detailed look at the Warm Homes Social Housing Fund and how it can accelerate decarbonisation in the UK.
- Hydronic Balancing: Insights on optimising heating systems to improve energy efficiency and extend system lifespan.
- Heating System Upgrades: Strategies for eliminating fossil fuels through district heating and smart building controls.
- Decentralised Hot Water Systems: A guide to improving energy savings and reducing Legionella risks with on-demand water heating.
The session will also address the latest regulatory updates and best practices for ensuring compliance while achieving energy goals.
Why Attend?
Participants will gain exclusive insights from Danfoss experts and industry leaders on how to leverage available funding, implement energy-efficient technologies, and navigate regulatory requirements. The session promises to deliver practical advice and case studies that can be immediately applied to social housing projects.
Who Should Attend:
- Social housing providers and managers
- Energy consultants
- Facility managers
- Sustainability officers
- Policy and compliance specialists
This is a must-attend event for those looking to stay ahead in the race to decarbonise buildings while optimising energy use and tenant comfort.