Part L: How housebuilders in England can achieve compliance
Register to join Eco2Solar’s webinar with E.on and AES Sustainability Consultants to find out how housing developers in England can comply with the new Part L of the Building Regulations.
Join the webinar to find out:
- More about Part L and the challenges housebuilders face
- How housebuilders can achieve Part L compliance
- What needs to be done now to minimise the risks
What is Part L?
The upcoming Future Homes Standard, set to be implemented in 2025, will see the housebuilding industry take a giant leap towards helping the UK government meet its 2050 net zero target by shrinking carbon dioxide emissions in new build homes by 80%.
While 2025 still seems quite a way off, the government’s recently published changes to Part L of the Building Regulations (the conservation of fuel and power) will act as an interim measure to pave the way towards implementing the Future Homes Standard.
All housing developers in England must comply with the new regulations and should put steps in now to make sure the right procedures are in place before summer 2022
Sign up today to find out how solar PV can help you meet Part L regulations.
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The speakers:
Paul Hutchens
Chief Executive Officer
A Law graduate, Paul enjoyed a career in senior sales and marketing roles for technology based companies for thirteen years before setting up his own distribution business, which he sold in 2006 to concentrate on Eco2Solar. A specialist in business strategy, Paul ensures that Eco2Solar is able to offer the best technologies available to our clients.
Ryan Mee
Commercial Director
Ryan came to Eco2Solar with many years of experience in sales, marketing and customer care in a variety of industries. Ryan has a passion for the environment and is determined to make renewable energy the future for British homes. Ryan is responsible for the entire sales team and for opening up new accounts for Eco2Solar.
Denver Rumney,
Senior Business Innovation Manager, Group Innovation, E.on
Denver Rumney leads the E.ON Dynamix portfolio having worked in the Group Innovation Energy Communities & Networks Team since 2018. E.ON Dynamix is focused on accelerating the energy transition through enabling the connection of Low Carbon Technologies and distributed generation on constrained distribution networks. Prior to joining E.ON Denver worked for a leading global HVAC company in various roles relating to both the engineering and commercial aspects of the business. He has a varied engineering background with a focus on renewables energy.
Alex Brooks
Director, AES Sustainability Consultants
Alex has over 10 years’ experience of working with a diverse range of clients to deliver a comprehensive service portfolio including energy strategies, formulating value engineered specifications, design SAP calculations and air testing. Having studied Construction Management and worked in the building industry prior to joining AES, Alex takes pride in developing value engineered solutions that bring cost certainty and tangible results to clients throughout the complete lifecycle of a development, from land buying and planning through to environmental compliance and post-construction testing and certification.
The Agenda
12.00pm – Paul Hutchens, CEO Eco2Solar
Update and overview of Part L and the Future Homes Standard.
12.10pm – Alex Brooks, Director, AES Sustainability Consultants
The options available to developers to achieve compliance.
12.25pm – Denver Rumney, Senior Business Innovation Manager, Group Innovation, E.on
Heat Pumps, EV chargers and the challenges of electrification to the Grid.
12.40pm – Ryan Mee, Group Commercial Director, Eco2Solar
The challenges and potential “cliff” of Part L implementation and what developers need to do now to minimise the risks.
1.00pm – Q&A session
