Registration for this event will open 20 February 2026. CIBSE Members receive a discount to attend all CIBSE conferences.
- Date: 29 April 2026
- Location: London, UK
Heat Networks & Thermal Systems
Discover optimisation strategies for heat pumps, examine refrigerant choices in line with the Global Cooling Pledge, and explore solutions for managing cooling demand and climate adaptation.
Retrofit & Whole-Life Carbon
Learn how to sequence interventions for maximum carbon savings through deep retrofit strategies, understand embodied carbon in MEP systems, and apply circular economy principles to building services.
Performance & Digital Verification
Bridge the performance gap using energy modelling, benchmarking tools, and digital twins. Gain insights into TM54, TM65, and the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard, with updates from CIBSE working groups on operational energy modelling and verification.
Policy & Leadership
Stay current with the latest developments including the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard, Building Safety Act implications, and international perspectives from COP29 and Dubai's Energy Vision.
Innovation & Skills Development
Explore emerging technologies, upskilling pathways for net zero delivery, and opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration that drive sector transformation.
Supporters
Headline Sponsor
Mitsubishi Electric
Mitsubishi Electric has 100 years of experience delivering reliable, high-quality HVAC solutions worldwide. We drive change in building efficiency with innovative technologies and sustainable solutions. Our market-leading heating, cooling and ventilation systems offer lower running costs and reduced carbon emissions, ensuring compliance with the latest regulations and designed specifically with our customers in mind.
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BCIA
The Building Controls Industry Association is the UK's only association specifically for the building controls and automation sector. In addition to helping shape policy and legislation, the association drives quality standards through industry-leading training provision, raises awareness of how building controls can improve building performance, occupant well-being and help building owners net zero, and represents the industry's interests while supporting members and their employees.
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Institute of Refrigeration (IOR)
The Institute of Refrigeration (IOR) is an independent registered charity run for the public benefit with a membership reflecting the diversity of the refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pump sector (RACHP).
Our sector is essential to the safe, reliable and efficient provision essential services in food production, distribution, storage and retail, industrial cooling processes in manufacturing, climate control in spaces, such as datacentres, IT rooms, offices, shops, leisure facilities and hospitality, as well as pharmaceutical and healthcare facilities, amongst others.