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With the Future Homes Standard set to drive mass heat pump adoption from 2026, the focus is on making homes ready - both new builds and retrofits. In this keynote, we will examine how simplifying the transition, providing clear information, and making solutions affordable will be key. Collaboration across industries will scale adoption, with Hive Home at the heart of this shift, helping customers cut carbon, save costs, and take control of their energy.
This panel will explore how businesses can prepare for the Future Homes Standard and be ready to meet the demand. Industry leaders will discuss the challenges and opportunities in scaling up heat pump adoption, from overcoming barriers to scaling up supply chains and ensuring affordability, ensuring new and existing homes are ready for a low-carbon future.
Mairi Brookes, Smart Energy Systems Director - Low Carbon Hub | Moderator
Roz Mitchell, Senior Product Owner - HIVE
Matt Isherwood, Service Operations Director - Aira
Liam Rodda, Business Development Manager - Utilities - Samsung
Michael Roebuck, Technical Innovation Coordinator - Barratt Redrow Plc
The heat pump market is growing - but what’s next? Charlotte will dive into the latest market trends, untapped opportunities, and the critical role of pipeline certainty in sustaining momentum. Expect a data-driven look at the national landscape and what it means for the future of clean heating.
Success in scaling commercial and residential heat pump adoption hinges on strategic partnerships. This panel explores how bold collaborations are breaking barriers, scaling adoption, and reshaping the energy landscape. Join industry leaders as they reveal the strategies, collaborations, and breakthroughs accelerating real-world impact
Mairi Brookes, Smart Energy Systems Director - Low Carbon Hub | Moderator
Kim Ratcliffe, Managing Director - Plug me in
Tim Rook, Chief Markets Officer - Clade Engineering Systems
Chris Carberry, Strategic Development Director - ScottishPower
Jo Alsop, Co-Founder - Warmur
The adoption of ground source heat pumps (GSHPs) into the UK’s Heat Network legislation is a game-changer, setting the stage for wider deployment and investment. As heat networks expand, GSHPs will be key to delivering low-carbon, cost-effective heating for communities, businesses, and the grid. This keynote explores how policy shifts are unlocking new opportunities, why shared ground loops are the next big step, and how we can build a well-grounded future for heating.
This panel will explore collective strategies for driving change and making heat pumps more accessible. Experts will address key challenges in the sector, including the reasons behind installer hesitance. The discussion will focus on practical solutions for scaling adoption, integrating new technologies to replace manual processes, and improving installation efficiency, all while ensuring affordability for households. Join us as we uncover strategies to unlock the full potential of heat pump adoption and delivery.
Jan Rosenow, Vice President, Principal and Director of European Programmes - RAP | Moderator
Clayton Browne, Managing Director - EDF Heat Pumps | Keynote
Susanna Salts, Sales and Marketing Director - EDF Heat Pumps
Dr Matthew Aylott, Electrification of Heat Strategy Lead - Department of Energy Security and Net Zero
Mark Derbyshire, Managing Director (Sales and Marketing) - Groupe Atlantic UK, ROI & NA
Charlotte Lee, Chief Executive - Heat Pump Association
Henk van den Berg, Head of Residential Business - Daikin UK
Heat pumps are key to decarbonising home heating, but a combination of high electricity prices, the perpetuation of heat pump myths and policy uncertainty are slowing adoption.
This panel will tackle some of these issues - from pricing and consumer trust to boiler phase-outs and grid capacity - and explore solutions to accelerate the transition. Join us to uncover what’s needed to ramp up the heat pump rollout.
Bean Beanland, Director for Growth & External Affairs - Heat Pump Federation | Moderator
Dr Richard Hauxwell-Baldwin, Head of Research, Policy and Campaigns - MCS Foundation
Dr James Richardson, Director of Analysis - Climate Change Committee
Alex Schoch, Global Head of Electrification & Flexibility - Octopus Energy Group
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