BEAMA Theatre Takeover - Sponsorship Opportunity for BEAMA members
10 March 2022
From the 21st to the 23rd of June BEAMA are running a series of seminars and keynote sessions in our own designated BEAMA theatre at this year’s Elemental Expo being held at the NEC in partnership with the Installer Live Show
These sessions and keynote presentations will focus on the practicalities of getting to Net Zero in buildings and the technologies available, with key educational themes to support installers, specifiers, and designers to understand the part they can play in driving forward the net-zero agenda.
There is the opportunity for members to support this BEAMA takeover through sponsorship of the theatre as set out below:
Sponsorship package for BEAMA members:
- £2500 +VAT
Sponsor will be offered:
- Branding within the BEAMA theatre
- Mention on the Conference Program Promotion
- Article on the Elemental, Installer and BEAMA websites
- Social Media activity
- Logo on Conference holding slide during the SHOW
- Branding exercise throughout the show
- Digital program on the event app
- Branding on Elemental Newsletter – circa 40,000 circulation
If you would like to become a sponsor for the BEAMA Theatre Takeover or find out more information about show in general please email [email protected] and [email protected]
BEAMA conference takeover (Installer live)
The planned approach and scope for the BEAMA takeover is set out below:
Branding - Net Zero by Design – homes fit for the future
BEAMA branding will highlight our members as leading technology providers in the development of Net Zero homes for the future, promoting BEAMA guidance and policy documents on the building regulation changes (Part L and F) and Net Zero by Design white papers.
Speakers for all sessions will be from: Government, industry experts, technology providers, installers, developers, social housing providers, and training bodies.
DAY 1: Keynote – Net zero - what is the future for heating?
PREMISE: There is a lot of uncertainty and misinformation about the move to low carbon heating
TAKEAWAY: Attendees understand what’s happening and how it applies to them. Promotion of updated BEAMA Net Zero by Design report and associated white papers.
Hearing from: government, consumer behaviour specialists, local authorities
Sessions
Heat pumps – what’s the pathway for installers?
Sharing experience from Heat pump installers, what you need to know, how to get training
High-tech housing. How can we make this work?
Integrating renewables, energy storage, smart technology, EV charging and grid flexibility. What’s the potential? What do installers and specifiers need to know?
Heating controls – is Boiler Plus the best we can do?
What can better technologies deliver (load and weather compensation, smart controls.). Communication protocols – what are the benefits and how to realise them. Promotion of BEAMA heating controls manifesto.
DAY 2: Keynote - New building regulations Part L and F
PREMISE: There are questions on the new regulations and how these will be applied in the market
TAKEAWAY: Attendees to have a good knowledge of the BEAMA guidance for Part L and F
Hearing from: Government, CIBSE, developers and installers
Sessions
Part F - Ventilation – how better compliance can deliver better health
Part F and what it means for installers. Current problems with compliance. What the future should look like for new homes.
Part L – optimising heating systems and making them fit for the future
Water treatment, balancing, low temperature systems, heat loss calculations. What does Part L mean for installers and current problems with compliance.
New homes fit for Net Zero
The new regulations applied. Hear from developers on how they will be using the new regulations. Is this enough to meet Net Zero
DAY 3: Keynote – Retrofitting existing buildings for Net Zero
PREMISE: Many believe retrofit is not happening fast enough, has too many barriers for involvement, and funding is limited
TAKEAWAY: An understanding of potential ways to overcome blockages, and knowledge of BEAMA white papers
Hearing from Trustmark, Salford University, Green Finance Institute
Sessions
Innovation for energy efficiency retrofits
With pressure growing on the need to reduce customer energy bills the drive for efficiency in buildings has never been greater. Here we take a look at new innovations including underfloor heating, storage and more.
Electrification – building a safe reliable infrastructure
Problems in existing homes, the smart meter rollout, consumer energy centres, 3-phase supplies, smart systems and their role in electrification of heat and transport
