Run by Installer, #NetZeroFESTIVAL, an online event designed to help heating and plumbing engineers transition into a low-carbon future.Running from 13-17 June, #NetZeroFESTIVAL is a week of digital activity including product demos, technical training, Q&As, roundtables, webinars and more.With legally-binding carbon targets to hit, the UK is focussing a lot of rescources into Net Zero emissions by 2050. According to figures from 2017, heating accounts for 31% of the average household CO2 emissions, and is considered one of the hardest challenges in the race for decarbonisation.

Whether the future is hydrogen boilers, heat pumps, hybrids, solar, district heating, or (most likely) a mixture of both, heating, plumbing and renewables engineers are absolutely essential to install, maintain and monitor the heating systems of the future.

There are a range of innovations ready now, that can help dramatically reduce carbon emissions, but aren't widely adopted by the industry.Now is the ideal time for installers to futureproof themselves and their businesses, and get prepare themselves to transition into low-carbon systems.

"We're delighted to launch this new initative," said Installer Managing Director Eoin McManus. "The industry is getting ready for a big-scale change and we want to do everything we can to help engineers on that journey.

"During our innaurgural InstallerFESTIVAL, the sessions involving low-carbon thinking, like heat pumps, balancing, system design and others, were some of the most well-atteneded so we know that the appetite is there."

Register

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/netzerofestival-by-installer-tickets-109824159016?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch

Run by Installer, #NetZeroFESTIVAL, an online event designed to help heating and plumbing engineers transition into a low-carbon future.Running from 13-17 June, #NetZeroFESTIVAL is a week of digital activity including product demos, technical training, Q&As, roundtables, webinars and more.With legally-binding carbon targets to hit, the UK is focussing a lot of rescources into Net Zero emissions by 2050. According to figures from 2017, heating accounts for 31% of the average household CO2 emissions, and is considered one of the hardest challenges in the race for decarbonisation.

Whether the future is hydrogen boilers, heat pumps, hybrids, solar, district heating, or (most likely) a mixture of both, heating, plumbing and renewables engineers are absolutely essential to install, maintain and monitor the heating systems of the future.

There are a range of innovations ready now, that can help dramatically reduce carbon emissions, but aren't widely adopted by the industry.Now is the ideal time for installers to futureproof themselves and their businesses, and get prepare themselves to transition into low-carbon systems.

"We're delighted to launch this new initative," said Installer Managing Director Eoin McManus. "The industry is getting ready for a big-scale change and we want to do everything we can to help engineers on that journey.

"During our innaurgural InstallerFESTIVAL, the sessions involving low-carbon thinking, like heat pumps, balancing, system design and others, were some of the most well-atteneded so we know that the appetite is there."

Register

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/netzerofestival-by-installer-tickets-109824159016?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch

Run by Installer, #NetZeroFESTIVAL, an online event designed to help heating and plumbing engineers transition into a low-carbon future.Running from 13-17 June, #NetZeroFESTIVAL is a week of digital activity including product demos, technical training, Q&As, roundtables, webinars and more.With legally-binding carbon targets to hit, the UK is focussing a lot of rescources into Net Zero emissions by 2050. According to figures from 2017, heating accounts for 31% of the average household CO2 emissions, and is considered one of the hardest challenges in the race for decarbonisation.

Whether the future is hydrogen boilers, heat pumps, hybrids, solar, district heating, or (most likely) a mixture of both, heating, plumbing and renewables engineers are absolutely essential to install, maintain and monitor the heating systems of the future.

There are a range of innovations ready now, that can help dramatically reduce carbon emissions, but aren't widely adopted by the industry.Now is the ideal time for installers to futureproof themselves and their businesses, and get prepare themselves to transition into low-carbon systems.

"We're delighted to launch this new initative," said Installer Managing Director Eoin McManus. "The industry is getting ready for a big-scale change and we want to do everything we can to help engineers on that journey.

"During our innaurgural InstallerFESTIVAL, the sessions involving low-carbon thinking, like heat pumps, balancing, system design and others, were some of the most well-atteneded so we know that the appetite is there."

Register

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/netzerofestival-by-installer-tickets-109824159016?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch

Run by Installer, #NetZeroFESTIVAL, an online event designed to help heating and plumbing engineers transition into a low-carbon future.Running from 13-17 June, #NetZeroFESTIVAL is a week of digital activity including product demos, technical training, Q&As, roundtables, webinars and more.With legally-binding carbon targets to hit, the UK is focussing a lot of rescources into Net Zero emissions by 2050. According to figures from 2017, heating accounts for 31% of the average household CO2 emissions, and is considered one of the hardest challenges in the race for decarbonisation.

Whether the future is hydrogen boilers, heat pumps, hybrids, solar, district heating, or (most likely) a mixture of both, heating, plumbing and renewables engineers are absolutely essential to install, maintain and monitor the heating systems of the future.

There are a range of innovations ready now, that can help dramatically reduce carbon emissions, but aren't widely adopted by the industry.Now is the ideal time for installers to futureproof themselves and their businesses, and get prepare themselves to transition into low-carbon systems.

"We're delighted to launch this new initative," said Installer Managing Director Eoin McManus. "The industry is getting ready for a big-scale change and we want to do everything we can to help engineers on that journey.

"During our innaurgural InstallerFESTIVAL, the sessions involving low-carbon thinking, like heat pumps, balancing, system design and others, were some of the most well-atteneded so we know that the appetite is there."

Register

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/netzerofestival-by-installer-tickets-109824159016?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch

Run by Installer, #NetZeroFESTIVAL, an online event designed to help heating and plumbing engineers transition into a low-carbon future.Running from 13-17 June, #NetZeroFESTIVAL is a week of digital activity including product demos, technical training, Q&As, roundtables, webinars and more.With legally-binding carbon targets to hit, the UK is focussing a lot of rescources into Net Zero emissions by 2050. According to figures from 2017, heating accounts for 31% of the average household CO2 emissions, and is considered one of the hardest challenges in the race for decarbonisation.

Whether the future is hydrogen boilers, heat pumps, hybrids, solar, district heating, or (most likely) a mixture of both, heating, plumbing and renewables engineers are absolutely essential to install, maintain and monitor the heating systems of the future.

There are a range of innovations ready now, that can help dramatically reduce carbon emissions, but aren't widely adopted by the industry.Now is the ideal time for installers to futureproof themselves and their businesses, and get prepare themselves to transition into low-carbon systems.

"We're delighted to launch this new initative," said Installer Managing Director Eoin McManus. "The industry is getting ready for a big-scale change and we want to do everything we can to help engineers on that journey.

"During our innaurgural InstallerFESTIVAL, the sessions involving low-carbon thinking, like heat pumps, balancing, system design and others, were some of the most well-atteneded so we know that the appetite is there."

Register

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/netzerofestival-by-installer-tickets-109824159016?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch