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This is your opportunity to see High-rise drainage in action and fully understand the air movement in a drainage system and how it needs to be controlled to ensure that water trap seals are not compromised. During this webinar, you will be introduced to the significance of air management in drainage systems and learn about our training and research centre located in Northampton. Following this introduction, you'll experience a live demonstration of the system in operation, showcasing how products like our Active Drainage Ventilation system regulates pressure under real-life conditions. By the end of the session, you will be equipped with valuable information and resources to implement best practices in your projects. Lastly, you'll have the opportunity to engage with our Technical experts, asking any questions you may have, and discover how you can visit the National Lift Tower for an in-depth CPD presentation and guided tour of the facilities. Don't miss this chance to connect with experts in the field and explore the possibilities of integrating advanced drainage solutions into your next project. Whether you're looking to solve existing challenges or prevent potential problems, this webinar offers the tools and knowledge to help you succeed.

Retrofit and well performing homes are fundamental to enabling people to live long, healthy and comfortable lives. The Centre for Ageing Better know that improving the nation’s homes will help overcome the health and care polycrisis our nation currently faces. At this webinar we will share Ageing Better’s research into: how investing in home improvements can boost the economy, the multiple health benefits associated with well performing homes, and how this work can also help us achieve Net Zero and fuel poverty targets. You will also learn about proposals for the creation of ‘Good Home Hubs’, which will build on the good practice in home improvement services already in place across England. We will hear from Lincolnshire Council, where this approaching is being tested, engaging with local residents, voluntary and community organisations and partners at District and County level to identify what services people most need. Join us to discover the potential for all health benefits from retrofit can be enabled and delivered, at a local level, across the UK.

In this insightful webinar, join industry expert, Ed Morris, as he explores effective solutions to enhance the efficiency and lifespan of heat pump systems. Attendees will gain an in-depth understanding of the essential components that keep heat pumps running optimally, even in the harshest conditions. This session is tailored for those to maximise system performance and reduce maintenance costs.

Join market leading, water treatment supplier Fernox for a joint webinar as they explore compliance with Part L regulations and BS 7593. We will look at: • Importance of system testing and maintenance • Best practices for achieving compliance • Live Q&A session

Evaluating retrofit outcomes: Insights from Leeds Beckett University's study on over 1,000 Leeds City Council homes One point often made by many of the National Retrofit Hub participants is that we need better methodologies to evaluate the performance and impact of retrofit projects. If we can measure outcomes clearly, we can make better decisions, build trust, and make the case for retrofit to all stakeholders. At this session you will hear from Professor David Glew of Leeds Beckett University on their in-depth study into how to evaluate retrofits, funded by Leeds City Council. This project trialled the UKGBC retrofit toolkit on 1346 Leeds City Council homes. The retrofits were delivered through five different schemes or approaches, using ERDF, ECO and HUG funding . The aim of this study is to move evaluation beyond academic research and exemplar case study projects to the mainstream. The findings will help those planning and delivering retrofit to better evaluate the impact of their projects. This session will include a presentation and discussion with National Retrofit Hub co-director Rachael Owens, and audience Q&A.

This webinar focuses on the increasing adoption of heat pumps and how modern control systems like Danfoss Ally and Icon2 are transforming heating solutions. Heat pumps are a highly energy-efficient option, but their full potential is unlocked when paired with split or zoned systems that integrate underfloor heating and radiators. These innovative multi-temperature systems provide unmatched versatility and efficiency, making them an excellent choice for residential and commercial applications. Attendees will gain an in-depth understanding of how Danfoss Ally and Icon2 are tailored for heat pump setups. These advanced solutions are designed to streamline the installation process with an intuitive and user-friendly setup, reducing the time and complexity for installers. The webinar will explore their innovative features, including seamless integration capabilities, energy optimization functions, and the ability to manage multiple heating zones efficiently. Additionally, the session will examine the rising trend of multi-zoned systems that combine underfloor heating and radiators, catering to the growing demand for flexible heating solutions. Danfoss Ally and Icon2 empower installers to deliver enhanced comfort and energy savings to their clients by providing precise control over different zones, significantly reducing energy consumption while maintaining optimal performance. To further enrich the experience, attendees will benefit from a Q&A session and a panel discussion featuring real-world insights. This panel includes an experienced installer and an underfloor heating design expert, who will share practical applications and benefits of these systems in real projects. Whether you’re working on new builds or retrofit applications, this session is a must for installers looking to stay ahead of industry trends and deliver smarter, more efficient heating solutions.

Discover how carbon credits can provide financial rewards for installi renewable energy systems and implementing energy efficiency measures residential properties. This webinar will cover the basics of carbon credits, how they work, and how a contractor can receive payments for work undertaken since July 2022 to reduce emissions from social housing and private sector properties.

MCS has published the core documentation for its Redeveloped Installer Scheme. Over the course of 2025 and into 2026, there will be a transition period as Certification Bodies move installers across to the redeveloped Scheme, but it’s important in the meantime for installers to understand the details of the Scheme and how it will impact them. We’ve invited MCS CEO Ian Rippin and Head of Scheme Alex Hughes to talk through the documents, speak with installers about how it will change the way they work, and answer audience questions.

Find out what’s new in the Vitodens boiler range with the introduction of the 025-W cost effective natural gas combination boiler.

Description Join us on February 27th at 11am for an introductory webinar on our "Measuring Outcomes and Impact Evaluation" workstream, a key initiative emerging from the State of the Nation review, developed by our 'Delivery Approaches' working group (WG5). As retrofit activity across the sector grows, there is a pressing need to define metrics for success and to understand what makes a retrofit truly impactful. This session will dive into the project asking the critical question: What outcomes should be measured in retrofit programs, and how should these values influence design and delivery? You'll learn about the scope of the project, the research partners we're working with, and how you can get involved in shaping the future of retrofit evaluation.

In today’s modern world, there are many considerations required for selecting the correct type of consumer unit and protective devices. Learn from Hager’s industry experts how to achieve safe and compliant installations when faced with difficult complex topics

Join Rob and Shaun, Grant UK’s Technical Sales Support Engineers for this informative session as they share their knowledge of air source heat pumps, and the key things electricians should be aware of when involved in a heat pump installation.

Thermal imaging technology is a game-changer for installers looking to enhance their inspection processes. Whether diagnosing electrical systems, detecting insulation failures, or uncovering hidden leaks, this webinar from Instrotech will demonstrate how advanced equipment can save time, improve diagnostics, and elevate service quality.

Why should installers join? Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) are designed to support critical loads. Issues or failure of a UPS can have catastrophic consequences. Therefore, selection and correct configuration and installation is key. There is a huge variation in cost and therefore quality of these systems and this presentation looks at ensuring the UPS is up to the job.

Why should installers join? Looking at real life examples, Tim Lynch of Fergus software will show you a path out of the day to day business admin towards business growth and more time for the things you love to do.

Why should installers join? Join NICEIC’s Sam Donaghy as he explores the correct application of the adiabatic equation for calculating the minimum cross-sectional area (CSA) of protective conductors (543.1.3).

Why should installers join? Drayton’s Technical Expert James Clark explains how Wiser by Drayton can help improve boiler efficiency with individual room time and temperature scheduling. This session will explore how zoning with Wiser Radiator Thermostats can save energy on customer fuel bills in a simple and affordable way. We’ll also talk about Wiser’s comprehensive system capabilities covering underfloor and electrical heating as well as Drayton’s Made in Britian 75-year legacy.

Why should our audience join and what will they learn? At this event, Charlotte Ravenscroft, who authored ‘Ready for Retrofit: an analysis of local skills improvement plans in England’ will present her latest report on the development of local retrofit skills. The new report, 'Closing the Retrofit Skills Gap', commissioned by Gatsby Foundation, Ashden and the National Retrofit Hub (NRH) is based on an analysis of local skills improvement plan progress updates (2024), and interviews with training providers. We will also hear from North East Institute of Technology and Abingdon and Witney College on their progress on delivering retrofit skills (speakers tbc) The report considers key questions – - What is the retrofit skills gap? - What were colleges doing to close it during 2024? - What policy changes are needed to get retrofit skills back on track? The event will be chaired by Cara Jenkinson, co-chair of the NRH’s Working Group 3 - Workforce growth and skills development.

Why should installers join? The webinar will interest installers since it will outline the differences in operation and installation considerations between intermittent and continuous running fans, plus potential benefits of the latter. These include improving indoor air quality and efficiency for customers, while simply complying with Part F and Part O of the Building Regulations, and ensuring installers are well prepared for the Future Homes Standard. What installers will learn Installers will learn: The differences in operation between intermittent fans and continuous-running dMEV units. How dMEV units offer a simple solution to Part F and Part O compliance. How dMEV units offer customers many benefits including energy saving, silent operation, and improved indoor air quality. How dMEV units offer a ventilation solution for the upcoming Future Homes Standard. Retrofit potential and considerations.

Are you a distributor struggling to keep up with your customers' expectations? Or an installer company looking for an easy way to source Safety Clothing and Footwear for your employees? Discover how Progressive Safety Footwear & Clothing Ltd supercharged its' business & customer experience through its digital strategy. The webinar will cover: ∙ Why Progressive Safety started its digital transformation strategy ∙ How they launched a whole new product line faster than before ∙ The impact and benefits of adopting a cloud and digital-first strategy ∙ How this translated into an improved customer experience ∙ Why going digital is an evolution, not just a project Progressive Safety will share its approach, insights and advice for similar businesses looking to start their digital transformation. Register to find out more and get your questions answered by a company who has already made the leap, and the experts involved in the implementation.

Why should installers join? Heat Geek are renewing the heating industry and want you to get involved. Offering everything from award-winning courses on system design to cutting-edge apps to make jobs simple to run, this webinar introduces you to the Heat Geek process and how to grow your business as an independent installer.

Why should installers join? As we navigate the energy transition and electrify the heating industry the knowledge and skills requirements are changing. With the need for compliance to access government funding, where does your journey start?

Why should our audience join and what will they learn? Educational session with actionable insights to future-proof your specification design and stay compliant in an evolving industry. Topics include: • The Future of Social Housing – Trends and challenges shaping plumbing and heating specifications • Housing Demand & Aging Infrastructure – The impact on plumbing and heating specification • The Road to Net Zero - Energy efficient solutions that deliver real impact • Legislation & Compliance – Key regulatory changes, what’s coming and how to prepare • Next-Gen Plumbing & Heating – how innovative valves and pipe solutions can future-proof your designs • Ask the Experts – Live Q&A with RWC’s industry specialists

Join us for a dynamic session exploring cutting-edge models and methods for assessing the real-world impact of retrofit and energy efficiency programmes. This webinar brings together leading voices and pioneering tools that are reshaping how we measure success in the built environment.

Join us for an in-depth look at the Copper Beech development in Cornwall, a collection of off-grid, luxury holiday homes built to meet demanding energy-efficiency and sustainability goals under the Non-Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme. This session will walk you through how Altecnic collaborated with Amber Heating to overcome complex specification challenges, including limited plant room space and the requirement for a low-temperature heat pump network. Discover how products like the SATK22 Direct HIU and Dirtmag Mini enabled the design of a decentralised, compact system capable of delivering a seasonal COP of up to 3.8, well above industry averages. Ideal for specifiers, M&E consultants, architects, and developers looking to future-proof their projects with efficient, scalable heat network design.

Why should installers join? With exponential growth in renewable installations, momentum is growing in the electrification of heating in the UK. 2024 saw a record number of MCS registered installers and Solar PV, Heat Pump and Battery Storage installations. Getting started in renewables, upskilling and navigating grant schemes can seem daunting. City Plumbing have developed a number of tools and pathways to support installers when making the transition to low-carbon heating. This session outlines the latest help available.

This isn’t just another product webinar—it’s a chance to future-proof your business, enhance your technical confidence, and deliver smarter energy solutions from Fronius to your customers. Whether you're just starting out or have years of experience in solar, this webinar is your chance to gain practical, up-to-date knowledge. Hosted by David Porter, Tech Support Group Leader at Fronius UK, this session will equip you with the tools and insights to boost your customer offering in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.