en.Wedoany.com Reported - elementalLONDON and ADE: Heat Networks have confirmed the extension of their partnership through 2026, jointly focusing on heat decarbonisation in the built environment.
As the UK accelerates towards its net-zero targets, heat networks are increasingly recognised as a key component of low-carbon, efficient energy systems. This ongoing partnership aims to place the heat network decarbonisation agenda at the core of the event, connecting policy-making, technological innovation, and project delivery. Building on the successful collaboration in 2025, ADE: Heat Networks will continue to play a central role at elementalLONDON in 2026, participating in the on-site conference agenda, sharing industry insights, and engaging directly with specifiers, engineers, developers, and decision-makers in the built environment.
Nic Losardo, Event Director of elementalLONDON, stated that extending the partnership with ADE: Heat Networks is highly significant, as heat networks are a critical element in discussions around building performance and net-zero goals. Together, they can bring together the right people, ideas, and solutions, ensuring that the audience can connect with organisations driving progress in this field. Chris Unsworth, Head of ADE: Heat Networks, noted that the construction industry is undergoing major changes related to future homes and building standards, with the heat network sector also facing specific adjustments. Conducting the right conversations about the best solutions for particular buildings, developments, and areas is essential for all parties to embark on the decarbonisation pathway together.
Industry support for the 2026 event continues to grow, with expectations of over 650 exhibitors, more than 900 speakers, and over 25,000 attendees. Key confirmed exhibitors include Beijer Ref, Mitsubishi Electric, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Danfoss, Dethermina, Rinnai, Panasonic, NIBE, Baxi Commercial, Siemens, Celsius Hire, Fujitsu, Resideo, Schwank, Belimo, Polypipe, Wavin, Vectaire, Qvantum, Stelrad, and others.
The event will feature a comprehensive content agenda across 17 CPD-accredited stages, covering topics such as commercial and industrial HVAC, social housing, retrofitting, district heating, MMC, digital construction, and fire safety, with heat networks and low-carbon energy woven throughout. elementalLONDON is positioned at the intersection of architecture, building services, and sustainability, dedicated to providing a platform for improving building energy efficiency.
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