Who's attending Net Zero Connect?
PPP specialists and strategic planners
Learn about the latest funding and financing challenges. Discover how government policy changes for Net Zero will affect PPPs
Environmental compliance and biodiversity managers
We'll discuss the latest advancements in carbon capture and identify the latest policy changes you need to be aware of.
Architects, Designers and Engineers
Find out how to ready yourself for the future homes standard (due in 2025) and discover how to design out carbon from future projects.
Town planners and local authorities
Discover how the private and public sector can come together around net zero. We'll also review upcoming legislation and changes to planning permission.
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INSIGHTFUL SESSIONS
Covering all the key topics such as net Zero retrofitting, changes in government planning reforms, net zero & the cost crisis, green public procurement and much more across 2 days...
NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
Bringing together key stakeholders from within the built environment, this conference gives attendees the opportunity to join in-depth conversations on the current state of the industry and the journey to Net Zero.
INTIMATE ROUNDTABLES
Expert-led roundtable sessions will focus in detail on key issues facing the industry, allowing you to engage with your peers and gain insight into new developments and strategies.
TWO STREAMS OF CONTENT COVERING
Adapted reuse - remediation, waste and landfill | Designing out carbon in public infrastructure | Upcoming policy changes | The roadmap to Net Zero | Green finance | Funding and financing challenges | Developing and delivering new Net Zero projects? | Carbon offsetting strategies in new developments | Shaping a net zero future through policy | Government planning reforms in 2023 & beyond | Net zero & the cost crisis | what a successful net zero PPP looks like | The importance of embodied carbon and sustainable building materials in public infrastructure | Repurposing existing buildings to save the embodied carbon
and more...