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OPENING TIMES:Tuesday 21 Nov 2017 09:00-19:30Wednesday 22 Nov 2017 09:00-16:30

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I am excited to be able to welcome you, as CIBSE President, to CIBSE’s flagship event. Build2Perform Live offers two days of interactive features and multiple in depth technical seminar streams, bringing built environment professionals and the wider supply chain together to help improve efficiency and

quality, and reduce operation costs through more effective building services.

Over 175 experts, speaking in 80 sessions, will be presenting over the course of the two days. Covering a wide range of disciplines, together they illustrate the diversity of specialisms and experience across our industry.

Legislation, Brexit and improving energy performance

Whilst the impact of the ongoing negotiations with the EU is still unclear, the recent publication of the UK Clean Growth Strategy commits government and the wider economy to a continuing pathway towards lower emissions, increasing the importance of engineering solutions to reduce energy demand and costs (How to reduce energy costs, 21 November, 14.00, Headline Theatre).

Brexit is also likely to affect employment, with some EU nationals choosing to move to work in mainland Europe, with implications for the UK labour force.

Our session ‘Overview of legislation & impact of Brexit on the legislative landscape in the UK’ (22 November, 10.15, Theatre D), will help provide some clarity around the plans to incorporate EU legislation around energy and buildings and emissions into UK law as we prepare to leave the EU.

As described in the Clean Growth Strategy, there is an increasing urgency with which we collectively need to address issues of climate change which is impacting our industry – a theme which will run through a large number of streams across the two days, and not least within ‘Improving building performance in UK’s existing buildings’ (21 November, 10.00, Theatre D) and ‘Energy Performance in Buildings’ (22 November 10.00, Theatre C).

Wellbeing, lighting, air quality, and green infrastructure

We have also seen a rise in profile of the need to address issues of air quality and air pollution. London saw the Mayor triggering a ‘high’ air pollution alert seven times in 13 months up to the end of September, and the London’s Emissions Surcharge (T-charge) launched in October is aimed at addressing the dangerous levels of air pollution. Our stream on Air Quality (22 November, 10.00, Theatre A) is all the more relevant in light of these.

The industry has also seen a relatively recent focus on Health and Wellbeing, an area covered both with respect to Lighting (21 November, 10.00, Headline Theatre) and Wellbeing (21 November 14.15, Theatre A). CIBSE is once again linking with UKCIP to launch the Green Infrastructure Design Challenge (21 November 13.00, Theatre D). The challenge aims to demonstrate how Green Infrastructure can contribute to improved health and wellbeing, improve energy efficiency, and make our cities better places to live.

The impact of digital engineering on building services engineers

The way we work is also evolving, with a major shift to digital. In recognition of this shift, and in the increasing percentage of engineering tasks being conducted in a purely digital environment, CIBSE recently launched the new Society of Digital Engineering. The new society will provide a community for professional recognition, training and career advancement for all engineers working digitally across building services. Streams focusing on Digital Engineering also feature on both days – BIM & Digital engineering: design (22 November, 14.00, Theatre D) and BIM & Digital engineering: make (21 November, 14.00, Theatre B) demonstrating just what a growing area this is. We hope you will also join us on Tuesday evening to launch CIBSE’s new digital hall of fame.

Together with this outstanding wealth of speakers, you’ll also find a wide range of companies across the floor, showcasing many of the product and service innovations that will enable our sector to rise to the challenges outlined here. These companies are the leading edge of our sector, so allow plenty of time to explore and engage with the businesses who are supporting this flagship event.

And finally, to celebrate: Building Services Engineers are one of the most important professions for the future health of the planet. As an industry we are also evolving and new challenges are breeding new innovations and creativity, which are reflected in the projects being worked on. We will be taking the opportunity to celebrate some of the industry’s achievements in the best projects, teams and products when we announce the shortlist for the 2018 Building Performance Awards.

Peter Y Wong

BSc, LLB, LLM, FCIBSE, FHKIE, FIET, Eur Ing, Chartered Engineer, R.P.E. (EII, BSS)

CIBSE President

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The CIBSE Journal is the official magazine of CIBSE and is the market-leading building services magazine. Informative and authoritative, CIBSE Journal is trusted by a wide range of professionals and practitioners across the building services engineering supply chain. The magazine’s top-quality editorial coverage mirrors CIBSE’s commitment to promoting building performance.www.cibsejournal.com

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The Industrial and Commercial Energy Association (ICOM) is a not-for-profit trade association, representing and promoting the interests of the non-domestic heating sector since 1933. By working closely with governments, professional bodies and associations at National and European level, our work generates tangible benefits for members and is instrumental in the development of product and installation standards. ICOM members are equipment manufacturers from all areas of the commercial and industrial heating sector and they work together for the benefit of the industry. ICOM works closely with other trade associations to optimise our extensive influence, speaking with the combined resource of many industries.www.icom.org.uk

Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management IHEEM is a Professional Engineering Institute, and is the UK’s largest specialist institute for the Healthcare Estates Sector. The Institute promotes excellence in Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management and keeps members and industry professionals up to date with developing technology and changing regulations. IHEEM is a membership organisation and offers a variety of membership packages for individuals and affiliates such as NHS Trusts, University and Companies working within the sector.www.iheem.org.uk

The Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) is a single voice, which represents growing and dynamic building controls, and Building Energy Management System (BEMS) sector in the UK. The overall aim of the BCIA is to promote better understanding, application and use of building controls. In order to achieve this, the BCIA works with other organisations, institutions and the government to promote the interests of our members by providing unique market trends and sales data for members. Furthermore, the Association is committed to promoting high standards with a suite of six specialist-training courses, which play a pivotal role in developing professionals in the controls sector.www.bpf.org.uk

ECA is the UK’s* leading trade association for the electrotechnical industry and joint owner of Certsure. It represents businesses from across the industry involved with design, installation and maintenance of electrotechnical systems by providing support and advice. Member businesses vary in size from sole traders to multi nationals whose work includes: Commercial and domestic electrical Fire and security systems BMS and controls High voltage Data cabling Services range from helplines including technical, employee relations, H&S and commercial contract advice, to significantly discounted rates for the British Standards Library; free use of ECA’s risk assessment and method statement online service – eRAMS; and insurance backed guarantees and bonds to give your clients greater confidence. *excluding Scotland.www.eca.co.uk

The Institute of Refrigeration is the leading professional institute for individuals who work with refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pumping across all applications and functions. Members join a community of experts committed to developing technologies for the public benefit and gain access to an extensive library of technical information including codes, guidance notes and news. The IOR is a member of the International Institute of Refrigeration, recognised as an affiliate of the Engineering Council and represents members in 45 different countries. www.ior.org.uk

Guardian Water Treatment and corrosion monitoring experts, Hevasure have recently become partners. Working together, the two companies can now offer customers unrivalled pre-commissioning cleaning and ongoing water system maintenance, extending usable life and cutting the costs spent on chemicals, consultants and laboratory sampling.www.hevasure.com

The Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) is a single voice, which represents growing and dynamic building controls, and Building Energy Management System (BEMS) sector in the UK. The overall aim of the BCIA is to promote better understanding, application and use of building controls. In order to achieve this, the BCIA works with other organisations, institutions and the government to promote the interests of our members by providing unique market trends and sales data for members. Furthermore, the Association is committed to promoting high standards with a suite of six specialist-training courses, which play a pivotal role in developing professionals in the controls sector.www.bcia.co.uk

The Building & Engineering Services Association (BESA) represents companies engaged in the design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of engineering and energy management systems and services in buildings.BESA is committed to continuous industry improvement – especially in relation to security of payment, efficiency, productivity and health and safety.BESA members comprise 1,200 companies located throughout the UK, with a combined turnover of £4bn and a workforce of 50,000. All members are subject to regular independent inspection and assessment of their technical competence, commercial capability and adherence to best heath and safety practice.www.thebesa.com

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Day 1: 21 November 2017

Exhibitor Theatres Programme

EXHIBITOR THEATRE 1 EXHIBITOR THEATRE 2

10.00-10.45TM1 Natural and Hybrid Ventilation - Monodraught

12.15-13.00TM2 Building Services Insulation Solutions – Kingspan Industrial Insulation

13.45-14.45TL1 Integrating Renewable Technologies with High Efficiency Boilers and Water Heaters – Lochinvar

15.30-16.30TL2 Hydraulic Interface Units – The Modern Solution for Apartment Heating and Domestic Hot Water Services in Heat Networks – Herz Valves

16.35-17.20TL3 Efficient Heat Network Design and overcoming common network – Altecnic

11.30-11.45 Break & Exhibition Visit

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9.50-10.10 TO1 Using GoToMeeting/GoToWebinarPresented by Richard Howard, CIBSE How CIBSE can help the regions, groups, societies and divisions use GoToMeeting and GoToWebinar for committee and technical meetings including good practice tips.

10.30-11.15 TO2 Routes and requirements for CIBSE membership & registrationPresented by Lucy Aldcroft, CIBSE Learn which route and grade of CIBSE membership and Engineering Council registration you would be eligible for. This short presentation will cover the qualification requirements and competence criteria for membership and registration, followed by an opportunity to speak with the CIBSE Membership Team for advice on your specific route.

12.30-12.50 TO3 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)Presented By Lucinda Watt, CIBSE Find out what CIBSE is doing to comply with the introduction of GDPR on 25 May 2018 and how this will affect your group, region, society, network or division.

13.15-13.45 TO4 Social MediaPresented by Lucy Bamber, CIBSE Discover how to raise the profile of your CIBSE organisation by using best practice marketing across Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

14.00-14.25 TR1 Email best practicePresented by Jonathan Healey, CIBSE Discussing CIBSE’s email marketing evolution, best practice and how to maximise impact on promotional email campaigns.

10.00-10.20 WO1 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)Presented by Lucinda Watt, CIBSE Find out what CIBSE is doing to comply with the introduction of GDPR on 25 May 2018 and how this will affect your group, region, society, network or division.

11.30-12.15 WO2 Mentoring support for professional membership and registrationPresented by Gillian Francis, CIBSE Need support on your journey to professional membership? We can help! CIBSE is launching a mentoring scheme in 2018 focused on helping you to achieve professional membership and registration. Come and find out how a CIBSE mentor can help you. There will be a short presentation followed by a Q & A session with a CIBSE mentor and the advice from the CIBSE membership team.

12.50-13.10 WO3 Social MediaPresented by Lucy Bamber, CIBSE Discover how to raise the profile of your CIBSE organisation by using best practice marketing across Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

14.30-14.50 WR2 Using GoToMeeting for committee meetingsPresented by Joe Timms, CIBSE How CIBSE can help the regions, groups, societies and divisions use GoToMeeting and GoToWebinar for committee and technical meetings including good practice tips.

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9.30-10.15TN1 Construction Products Regulation effective July 2017- The impact on specification and installation of cables – BT Cables

10.30-11.30TN2 Building Performance, Energy Management & Cost Savings – ABB

13.30-14.15TN3 Avoiding expensive pitfalls in closed water systems – Vexo International

14.25-15.10TQ3 Addressable Aspirating Smoke Detection (ASD) Design & Application Awareness – Xtralis

15.20-16.20TQ1 An introduction to smoke ventilation: fire safety in builds – S&P Ventilation Systems

16.30-17.15TQ4 Software BIM Process – Cadline

10.00-10.45WN2 Dynamic Commissioning – Pegler Yorkshire

10.55-11.40WN3 Integrated room automation and its impact on energy performance of buildings – Sauter Automation

11.55-12.40WN4 Computational path towards design optimality – ANSYS

13.05-13.50WN1 Understanding the BESA Test Standard for Heat Interface Units – VWARTs and all – Evinox Energy

9.30-10.15WL3 Preventing Corrosion in Closed HVAC Systems – HEVASURE

10.20-11.20WL1 The Challenges of Designing Smoke Control Systems in Tall Buildings – Colt International

11.45-12.30WL2 LPG & LNG off grid gas supply – Calor Gas

13.05-14.05WPI Building Automation Enhances the Internet of things – Distech Controls

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CIBSE Theatres Programme

Theatre B09.15-09.20

Welcome from Peter Y Wong, CIBSE President

Theatre B09.15-09.55

TP1 What skills do we need to improve building performance?Robin Nicholson, Partner, Cullinan Studio and Convenor of The Edge; James Warne, Co-founding Director, Boom Collective;Ryan Kirkwood, Area Manager, Remeha; Helen Taylor, Director of Practice, RIBA and Shareholder, Scott Brownrigg

Features

Exhibitor Theatre 212.45-13.45

TP2 Is the current BSRIA guidance for HVAC Water Treatment producing the right results? by Hevasure and Guardian Water Treatment

Features

Build2Perform Live

NATURAL VENTILATION

THEATRE C

Chaired by: Shaun Fitzgerald, Chief Executive Officer, Breathing Buildings10.15-11.00 TC1 Assessment methodsDr Andy Acred, Environmental Design Analyst, Foster + Partners; and Member, CIBSE Natural Ventilation Group Committee;Dr David Hamlyn, Project Manager and Senior Engineer, RWDI; Dr Owen Connick, Consulting Manager, Breathing Buildings; Jannick K. Roth, Senior Building Performance Engineer, WindowMaster

11.00-11.45 TC2 Mathematical modellingHenry Burridge, Lecturer, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Imperial College London; Professor Malcolm Cook, Professor and Associate Dean, School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering, Loughborough University; Dr Chris Iddon, Design Manager, SE Controls

12.00-12.45 TC3 Environmental and air quality assessment issues Dr Benjamin Jones, Assistant Professor, University of Nottingham; Stuart Upton, Senior Consultant, BREDane Virk, Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Atkins;


Brought to you by the CIBSE Natural Ventilation Group


IMPROVING BUILDING PERFORMANCE IN THE UK’S

EXISTING BUILDINGS

THEATRE D

Chaired by: Chris Twinn, Founder, TwinnSustainabilityInnovation

10.00-10.25 TD1 Where are we with services and sustainability in our existing buildings?Dr Robyn Pender, Senior Architectural Conservator, Historic England

10.25-11.20 TD2 How and why the three elements to the Building Performance Triangle impact outcomes in building performanceDr Nick Baker, Building Physicist, Cambridge University, retired; Tobit Curteis,Tobit Curteis Associates LLP;Innes Johnston, Senior Partner, Max Fordham

11.30-12.30 TD3 Case studies & plenary: What is stopping us doing this properly?Dr Robyn Pender, Senior Architectural Conservator, Historic England; Tobit Curteis, Tobit Curteis Associates LLP; Innes Johnston, Senior Partner, Max Fordham; Katy Lithgow, Head Conservator, National Trust; Dr Nick Baker, Building Physicist, Cambridge University, retired

Brought to you by theCIBSE Heritage Group


COMBINED HEAT AND POWER & DISTRICT HEATING

THEATRE A

Chaired by: Phil Jones, Chair, CIBSE CHP & District Heating Group

10.00-11.00 TE1 Better district heating – the UK wayMike Smith, Director, Engineering, BSRIA; Technical Director, BESA;Huw Blackwell, Vice Chair, CIBSE CHP and DH Group; Paul Woods, Concessions Director, ENGIE UK

11.00-11.45 TE2 Ambient temperature heat networksProfessor Andy Ford, Director of the Centre for Efficient and Renewable Energy in Buildings, London South Bank University; Neil Lawson, Technical & Operations Director, GI Energy; Edward Thompson, Director, ICAX Ltd; Chris Davidson, Director, Genius EnergyLab

12.00-12.45 Chaired by: Neil Kermode, Managing Director, European Marine Tidal Energy CentreTE3 Debate: How does decarbonisation of the grid impact heat network options?Clara Bagenal George,Environmental Design Engineer, Elementa Consulting; Professor David Elmes, Professor of Practice, Economic Modelling & Forecasting, Global Energy Research Network, Warwick Business School; Aaron Gillich, Senior Lecturer in Energy and Building Systems Engineering, London South Bank University, (on secondment to BAES)

HOW TO ENGAGE BETTER WITH CLIENTS

THEATRE B

Chaired by: David Mather, Senior Mechanical Engineer, Cudd Bentley Consulting

10.15-11.05 TB1 What does building performance mean to clients?Charles Sainsbury, Energy Manager, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Land Securities; Maria Spyrou, Energy Efficiency Manager, Marks and Spencer;Madeleine Velupillai, Operations Manager, Landsec

11.05-11.45 TB2 YEN Build2Perform Competition – Getting buy-in from clients on building performanceCompetition Judge:Jairo A Jaramillo, Senior Mechanical Engineer, Hurley Palmer Flatt Team Leaders:Carla Bartholomew, Senior Mechanical Engineer, ARUP, Vice Chair and Honorary Secretary, South West Region, YEN Global Vice Chair; Dwight Wilson, Digital Engineering Manager, Imtech Engineering Services and Co-Founder, DotBuiltEnvironment; Alexandra Logan, Senior Mechanical Engineer, Cundall;

12.00-12.20 TB3 Case study: What benefits has the Co-operative seen in putting good building performance at the heart of their HQ design brief?John Bradshaw, Head of Engineering Assets, Energy & Assurance, Estates Services, Co-operative Group

12.20-12.45 TB4 YEN Build2Perform Competition results & common themesSpeakers: see TB2 above


Brought to you by the CIBSE Young Engineers Network (YEN)

Brought to you by the CIBSE CHP and District Heating Group

LIGHTING SPACES: USER WELLBEING AND

PERFORMANCE

HEADLINE THEATRE

Chaired by: Iain Carlile, Associate, dpa lighting consultants London and SLL President Elect

10.00-10.45 TA1 How to design for user wellbeing: co-ordinating natural light with circadian lightingIain Macrae, Applications Director, WILA; David McNair, Secretary,CIBSE Daylight Group; Helen Loomes, Business Development Director,Trilux;Professor John Mardaljevic, Professor of Building Daylight Modelling, Loughborough University

10.45-11.30 TA2 How to design for user wellbeing: design, innovation & controlsArfon Davies, Director, Arup; Andrew Bissell, Lighting Design Director, Light4 Cundall

11.45-12.30 TA3 Spec busting – how to procure lighting for optimum performanceIain Ruxton, Design Associate, Speirs + Major; Peter Fordham, Electrical Engineering Design Manager, Sainsbury’s


Headline Theatre Sponsored by:

Brought to you by the CIBSE Daylight Group and the Society of Light and Lighting (SLL)

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Afternoon Streams - Day 1: 21 November 2017

CIBSE Theatres Programme Build2Perform Live

16.45-17.45 Please join us for the Building Performance Awards 2018 Shortlist Party


DESIGNING OUT DOMESTIC OVERHEATING RISK IN CHALLENGING URBAN

ENVIRONMENTSTHEATRE B

Chaired by: Becci Taylor, Associate Director, ARUP

14.15-14.30 TK1 TM59 Design methodology for the assessment of overheating risk in homesSusie Diamond, Founding Partner, Inkling

14.30-14.45 TK2 Case studies: Tackling overheating risk in urban homes – MVHR or Natural Ventilation?Chris Eliades, Mechanical Engineer, Arup

14.45-15.00 TK3 Good practice MVHR case studies in domestic applicationWill South, Engineer, Cocreate and Etude

15.00-15.15 TK4 Design options for controlling noise levels and overheating in residential buildingsAnthony Chilton, Head of Acoustics, Max Fordham

15.15-15.45 TK5 GLA Policy update Cassie Sutherland, Principal Policy and Programme Officer (Environment), Greater London Authority

15.45-16.15 TK6 Q&A

Brought to you by the CIBSE Young Engineers Network (YEN)

MAKING HERITAGE BUILDINGS PERFORM

THEATRE C

Chaired by: David Drewe, Head of Building Services and Emergency Planning, Historic England

14.00-14.45 TJ1 From Anatomy to Performance – Current research into nineteenth-century building services of the Palace of WestminsterDr Henrik Schoenefeldt, Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Architecture, University of Kent and AHRC Leadership Fellow embedded within the Palace of Westminster Restoration and Renewal Programme

14.45-15.30 TJ2 A comprehensive air-conditioning system from the 1850sDr Neil Sturrock, Chair, CIBSE Heritage Group and former Senior Lecturer in Building Energy Studies, Liverpool John Moores University

15.45-16.30 TJ3 Dealing with historic buildings and their building servicesAndrew More, Senior Building Services Engineer, Conservation Department, Historic England


Brought to you by the CIBSE Heritage Group

BIM & DIGITAL ENGINEERING: DESIGN

THEATRE D

Chaired by: Les Copeland, Chair of the BIM & Digital Steering Group and Commercial Director (Property & Buildings), WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff

14.00-14.45 TF1 The employer shall… Martin Howe, Head of Digital Engineering,Crown House Technologies; Carl Collins, Digital Engineering Consultant, CIBSE

14.45-15.30 TF2 What are the methods of calculation for building physics using digital toolsBen Roberts, BIM Delivery Leader, Hoare Lea

15.45-16.30 TF3 Automated Concept DesignAleksander Wisniewski, Senior Mechanical Engineer, Buro Happold;Professor Dejan Mumovic, Professor of Building Performance Analysis, UCL


Brought to you by the CIBSE BIM & Digital Steering Group

WELLBEING

THEATRE A

Chaired by: Ed Garrod, Principal, Elementa Consulting14.15-14.50 TH1 What is wellbeing?Victoria Lockhart, Director of Business Development, Europe, International WELL Building Institute; Itai Palti, Director of Architecture & Design, The Centric Lab, and Founder of Conscious Cities

14.50-15.50 TH2 What are the wellbeing considerations for building services engineers?Roderic Bunn, Doctorate Researcher, Bartlett School of Environment, Energy & Resources, University College London; Julie Godefroy, Head of Sustainability Development, CIBSE; David Cheshire, Regional Sustainability Director, AECOM Ltd

16.05-16.20 TH3 The Biophillic OfficeFlavie Lowres, Associate Director, BRE

16.20-16.45 TH4 The importance of Facility Management and Human Resources in wellbeingDavid Roomes, Chief Medical Officer, Rolls Royce; Zoe Young, Property Project Manager Plan A, Marks and Spencer; Jason Palmer, Director, Cambridge Architectural Research Ltd


Brought to you by the CIBSE Natural Ventilation Group

HOW TO REDUCE ENERGY COSTS

HEADLINE THEATRE

Chaired by: Sally Godber, Co-founder and Director, WARM

14.00-14.45 TG1 Overview of future energy Elliott Bell, Senior Account Manager, LG Energy Group

14.45-15.20 TG2 Update on microgenerationAtif Saleri, Market Development Manager, ABB; Matthias Kauer, Director, Levelise, Oxford; Gavin Thompson, Partner, BuroHappold

15.35-16.30 TG3 Considering the energy options at concept stage Kate Ashworth, Director of Consultancy Services, Encraft; Matthew Rhodes, Independent Consultant; Ant Wilson, Director, AECOM; Barny Evans, Associate Director, Sustainable Places and Energy Team, WSP


Brought to you by the CIBSE Energy Performance Group

Drinks Reception

Sponsor

Theatre D13.00-13.45

TS1 Green Infrastructure Design Challenge LaunchKirstin Johansen, Mechanical Engineer, Imtech and Secretary of the CIBSE Resilient Cities Group; Professor John Dover, Professor of Ecology, Staffordshire University; Anastasia Mylona, Research Manager, CIBSE; Louise Handley, Landscape Architect, Amey; Shneel Malik, PhD Candidate, Bartlett School of Architecture, BiotA Lab, UCL

Features

Theatre D16.45-17.45

CIBSE Building Performance Shortlist Party

Headline Theatre17.45-17.55

ACO Red Letter Day Prize Draw

18.00-19.00Society of Digital Engineering Hall of Fame

Features

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AIR QUALITY: IMPROVING INDOOR & OUTDOOR

AIR QUALITY IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

THEATRE A

Chaired by: Susan Hone-Brookes, Engineering Sustainability Leader, Laing O’Rourke

10.00-10.45 WC1 Air quality: what should we be striving for?Dr Marcella Ucci, Senior Lecturer in Environmental and Healthy Buildings, UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering; Dr Sani Dimitroulopoulou, Principal Environmental Public Health Scientist, Public Health England; Tim Dwyer, Technical Editor, CIBSE Journal

10.45-11.30 WC2 Air quality: what can building services engineers do to improve air quality?Kathryn Woolley, Senior Air Quality Consultant, SLR Consulting; Alan Fogarty, Sustainability Partner, Cundall; Lauren Williams, Associate Director, Sustainable Development Group, AECOM

11.45-12.30 WC3 Working with the uncertainties in air quality modelling and monitoringProfessor Rob MacKenzie, Professor of Atmospheric Science, School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Birmingham;Mohamad Tabatabee, Associate Design Engineer, Battle McCarthy;Calum Maclean, Senior Engineer, BSRIA



Headline Theatre09.15-09.20

Welcome, Stephan Lisk, CIBSE President Elect

09.20-10.00 Fellows Unwritten Rules of Building ServicesGeoff Prudence, Chair, CIBSE Fellows Network and CIBSE FM Group; Les Copeland, Chair, BIM steering group and Director, WSP; Chris Twinn, Principal, TwinnSustainabilityInnovation; Philip King, Director, Hilson Moran

Features


BUILDING SIMULATION FOR 21ST CENTURY

HEADLINE THEATRE

Chaired by: Professor Darren Woolf, Head of Building Physics at Hoare Lea and Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor in Building Engineering Physics Low Carbon Design, Loughborough University, and Vice Chair of the CIBSE Building Simulation Group.

10.15-11.00 WA1 Building performance modellingProfessor David Williams, Technical Director, WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff, and Visiting Professor, Loughborough University; Professor Malcolm Cook, Professor and Associate Dean, School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering, Loughborough University; Professor Chris Underwood, Professor, Mechanical & Construction Engineering, Northumbria University; Professor Hazim Awbi, Professor Emeritus of Building Environmental Science, University of Reading

11.00-11.45 WA2 Thermal and Energy modellingCormac Glynn, Senior Project Consultant, IES; David Cocking, Director, DesignBuilder Software; Ian Highton, Technical Director, Environmental Design Solutions Ltd (EDSL)

12.00-12.45 WA3 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)Fred Mendonça, Head of Operations (EIS-OpenCFD), CFD applications to environmental flow, including building loading and extreme events; Dr Rob Woolhouse, CFD Solutions Engineer, ANSYS


Brought to you by the CIBSE Building Simulation Group

ENERGY PERFORMANCE IN BUILDINGS

THEATRE C

Chaired by: Saadia Ansari, Research Engineer, University of Reading

10.00-11.10 WB1 Building for people – end users and their relationship with building controls and management Dr Michelle Agha-Hossein, Soft Landings Operational Lead, BSRIA; Dr Zack Gill, Senior Energy Solutions Engineers, Fortem Energy Solutions;Kate van Someren, Research Engineer, University of Reading; Richard Tetlow, Sustainability Consultant, AECOM

11.25-12.30 WB2 Fresh thinking for the future – decarbonising the grid and delivering buildings that performKein-Arn Ong, Senior Power Demand Analyst, National Grid; Laurence Johnson, Project Director, Hoare Lea;Alice Gunn, Product Developer, SSE Business Energy; Chris Grainger, Principal Policy Officer (Environment), Greater London Authority (GLA)

Brought to you by the CIBSE Young Energy Performance Group

UPDATE ON ENERGY AND BUILDING REGULATIONS

THEATRE D

Chaired by: Neil Coper, Chair, BRAC (Building Regulations Advisory Committee)

10.15-10.55 WK1 Overview of legislation & impact of Brexit on the legislative landscape in the UKDr Hywel Davies, Technical Director, CIBSE; Ashley Bateson, Partner, Hoare Lea and Chair, CIBSE Homes for the Future Group

10.55-11.20 WK2 Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES)Rachel Campbell, Senior Policy Officer and Head of Regional Policy, British Property Federation (BPF)

11.35-12.20 WK3 Refrigerant gases and related legislationGraham Wright, Legislation & Compliance Manager and member, ACRIB, Daikin UK

12.20-12.45 WK4 Wiring RegulationsSteve Martin, Head of Specialist Groups, Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA)


Brought to you by the CIBSE Technical Team and industry experts

REVIEW OF DOMESTIC WATER SYSTEM SIZING

THEATRE B

Chaired by: Jassim Daureeawo, Director, Vortex Ltd

10.00-11.15 WD1 Review of domestic water system sizingSteve Vaughan, Regional Director Public Heakth Engineering, AECOM, and Chair, SoPHE;

Chaired by: Susie Diamond, Founding Partner, Inkling

11.30-12.30WD2 Resilient CitiesDr Debbie Clifford, Environmental Data Consultant, Institute for Environmental Analytics (IEA); Alan Robins, Professor of Environmental Fluid Mechanics, University of Surrey, Guildford; Professor Lee Chapman,Professor of Climate Resilience in the School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Science, University of Birmingham

RESILIENT CITIES

THEATRE B

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BUILDING SERVICES: TECHNOLOGY UPDATE

THEATRE C

Chaired by: Professor Mark Gillott, Professor of Sustainable Building Design, University of Nottingham;Andrew Fletcher, Managing Director, Carbon Control

14.00-14.30 WM1 Battery technologyProfessor Mark Gillott, Professor of Sustainable Building Design, University of NottinghamFrank Gordon, Policy Manger - Renewable Power, Energy Storage, REA

14.30-15.00 WM2 Data & building performanceProfessor Ian Knight, Professor at Cardiff University and Director, K2n Ltd;

15:15-15:45 WM3 Emerging solutions which improve building performance: Digital ThinkingShaun Burke, Head of Business Development, Citiscape Digital;Clayton Prest, R&D Lead, Wiki House Foundation

Chaired by: Alvise Simondetti, Global Leader, Digital Environments neXt_work, ARUP

15:45-16:15 WM4 Emerging solutions which improve building performance: Intelligent buildingsMichael Setton, IoT Technologist, Digital Catapult; Daniel Neasham, MEP Development Project Manager Europe, Lendlease

16.15-16:30 WM5 Blockchain 101Carl Collins, Digital Engineering Consultant, CIBSE




HOMES FOR THE FUTUREHEADLINE THEATRE

Chaired by: Ashley Bateson, Partner, Hoare Lea and Chair CIBSE Homes for the Future Group

14.00-14.45 WH1 Good practice in the design of homesAlasdair Donn, Principal Sustainable Development Manager, RE-Thinking, Willmott Dixon Ltd; Tom Lelyveld, Regional Director, AECOM Ltd;Susan May, Head of Design & Quality, Clarion Housing Group

14.45-15.30 WH2 Retrofit and refurbishmentJames Johnson, Sustainable Energy Projects Manager, Liverpool Local Enterprise Partnership; Joe Baker, Head of Carbon Management, London Borough of Haringey

15.45-16.30 Chaired by: Lee Hargreaves, Associate Director, Buro Happoid Engineering, and Vice Chair, CIBSE Homes for the Future GroupWH3 Modular Housing ConstructionCarl Vann, Partner, Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects;Muiris Moynihan, Chartered Structural Engineer, Laing O’Rourke


Brought to you by CIBSE Homes for the Future Group

HOW FACILITIES MANAGEMENT SUPPORTS BUILDING PERFORMANCE

THEATRE A

Chaired by: Geoff Prudance, Chair, CIBSE Facilities Management Group and CIBSE Vice President

14.00-14.25 WJ1 The importance of facilities management: what can the outcomes mean to building owners and occupiers? Russell Smith, Estates Manager, University of Bradford; David Stevens, Vice Chair, CIBSE Facilities Management Group

14.45-15.30WJ2 FM Utopia: What would the key elements of a commissioning plan look like? Jo Harris, Chair, Maintenance Task Group, CIBSE

15.45-16.30 WJ3 What are the challenges for facilities management? James Campbell, Partner, Troup Bywaters + Anders; Mark Turner, Senior Consultant, Action Sustainability; Peter Bicknell, Head of Technical Services, Broadgate Estates; Geoff Prudence, Chair, CIBSE FM Group


Brought to you by CIBSE Facilities Management Group

BIM & DIGITAL ENGINEERING: MAKE

THEATRE B

Chaired by: Paddy Conaghan, Consultant, Hoare Lea, and CIBSE Vice President

14.00-14.45 WF1 Commissioning for build offsiteDwight Wilson, Digital Engineering Manager, Imtech Engineering Services and Co-Founder, DotBuiltEnvironment;Martin Howe, Head of Digital Engineering, Crown House Technologies;Paul Marsland, Chief Electrical Engineer, NG Bailey

14.45-15.30 WF2 Capturing commissioning dataSteve Martin, Head of Specialist Groups, Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA)

15.45-16.30 WF3 Digital Facility ManagementDhan Tagie, Technical Director, Engie


Brought to you by the BIM & Digital Steering Group

ENERGY METERING BEST PRACTICE

THEATRE D

Chaired by: Andrew Cooper, Director, EVORA

14.00-14.45 WG1 Overview of metering and benefits for billingDebbie Hobbs, Head of Sustainability, LGIM Real Assets

14.45-15.30 WG2 Metering design & procurement: Ten top tipsTom Randall, Head of Building Optimisation Services, Verco;Dan Grandage, Head of Responsible Property Investment, Aberdeen Asset Management PLC

15.45-16.15 WG3 Making the most out of your data: key considerations & opportunitiesPhilip Draper, Senior Technical and Sustainability Manager, Broadgate Estates; Samuel Gooder, Commercial Director, EP&T

16.15-16.30 WG4 Using Metering data to interpret and maximise building performanceSteve Allen, Managing Director, Cavendish Engineers


Brought to you by CIBSE Energy Performance Group

Theatre A12.45-13.45

HVAC System Group Launch

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Speaker ProfilesDr Andy AcredEnvironmental Design Analyst Foster + Partners; and Member, CIBSE Natural Ventilation Group Committee

Speaking in: TC1 Assessment Methods

Dr Michelle Agha-HosseinSoft Landings Operational Lead,BSRIA

Speaking in: WB1 Building for people – end users and their relationship with building controls and management

Steve AllenManaging Director, Cavendish Engineers

Speaking in: WG4 Using Metering data to interpret and maximise building performance

Saadia AnsariResearch Engineer, University of Reading

Will be Chairing: Energy performance in buildings stream

Kate AshworthDirector of Consultancy Services, Encraft

Speaking in: TG3 Considering the energy options at concept stage

Professor Hazim AwbiProfessor Emeritus of Building Environmental Science, University of Reading

Speaking in: WA1 Building performance modelling

Clara Bagenal GeorgeEnvironmental Design Engineer, Elementa Consulting

Speaking in: TE3 Debate: How does decarbonisation of the grid impact heat network options?

Dr Nick BakerBuilding Physicist, Cambridge University, retired

Speaking in: TD3 Case studies & plenary: What is stopping us doing this properly? and: TD2 How and why the three elements to the Building Performance Triangle impact outcomes in building performance

Joe BakerHead of Carbon Management, London Borough of Haringey

Speaking in: WH2 Retrofit and refurbishment

Paul Barnard Technical Sales Manager, Evinox Energy

Speaking in: WN1 Understanding the BESA Test Standard for Heat Interface Units – VWARTs and all – Evinox Energy

Carla Bartholomew Senior Mechanical Design Engineer, Arup

Speaking in: TB4 YEN Build2Perform Competition results & common themes

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Karl Bateman Commercial Specifier Manager, Calor Gas

Speaking in: WL2 LPG & LNG off grid gas supply - Calor Gas

Ashley BatesonPartner, Hoare Lea and Chair, CIBSE Homes for the Future Group

Will be Chairing: Homes for the future streamand: WK1 Overview of legislation & impact of Brexit on the legislative landscape in the UK

Elliott BellSenior Account Manager, LG Energy Group

Speaking in: TG1 Overview of future energy

Peter BicknellHead of Technical Services, Broadgate Estates

Speaking in: WJ3 What are the challenges for facilities management?

Andrew BissellDirector of Light4, Cundall

Speaking in: TA2 How to design for user wellbeing: design, innovation & controls

Huw BlackwellVice Chair, CIBSE CHP and DH group

Speaking in: TE1 Better district heating – the UK way

Steve BoothAssociate Director, Guardian Water TreatmentSpeaking in: TP2 Is the current BSRIA guidance for HVAC water treatment producing the right results?” Hevasure and Guardian Water Treatment

John BradshawHead of Engineering Assets, Energy & Assurance, Estates Services, Co-operative Group

Speaking in: TB3 Case study: What benefits has the Co-operative seen in putting good building performance at the heart of their HQ design brief?

Simon BrownProduct Manager, Cadline

Speaking in: Software BIM Process Cadline

Roderic BunnDoctorate Researcher, Bartlett School of Environment, Energy and Resources, University College London

Speaking in: TH2 What are the wellbeing considerations for building services engineers?

Shaun BurkeHead of Business Development, Citiscape DigitalSpeaking in: WM3 Emerging solutions which improve building performance: Digital thinking

Henry BurridgeLecturer, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,Imperial College London

Speaking in: TC2 Mathematical Modelling

James CampbellPartner, Troup Bywaters + Anders

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Rachel CampbellSenior Policy Officer and Head of Regional Policy, British Property Federation (BPF)

Speaking in: WK2 Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES)

Iain CarlileAssociate, dpa lighting consultants London and SLL President Elect

Will be Chairing: Lighting spaces: user wellbeing and performance stream

Professor Lee ChapmanProfessor of Climate Resilience in the School of Geography, earth and Environmental Science, University of Birmingham

Speaking in: WD2 Resilient Cities

David CheshireRegional Sustainability Director, AECOM Ltd


Anthony ChiltonHead of Acoustics, Max Fordham

Speaking in: TK4 Design options for controlling noise levels and overheating in residential buildings

Dr Debbie CliffordEnvironmental Data Consultant, Institute for Environmental Analytics (IEA)


David CockingDirector, DesignBuilder Software

Speaking in: WA2 Thermal and energy modelling

Carl CollinsDigital Engineering Consultant, CIBSE

Speaking in: WM5 Blockchain 101 and: TF1 The employer shall…

Paddy Conaghan Consultant, Hoare Lea

Will be Chairing: BIM & Digital engineering: make stream

Dr Owen ConnickConsulting Manager, Breathing Buildings


Professor Malcolm CookProfessor of Building Performance Analysis/Associate Dean, Loughborough University

Speaking in: WA1 Building performance modellingand: TC2 Mathematical Modelling

Andrew CooperDirector, EVORA

Will be Chairing: Designing out domestic overheating risk in challenging urban environments stream


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Les CopelandChair, BIM & Digital Steering Group, and Commercial Director (Property & Buildings), WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff

Will be Chairing: BIM & Digital engineering: design stream

Tobit CurteisTobit Curteis Associates LLP

Speaking in: TD3 Case studies & plenary: What is stopping us doing this properly?and: TD2 How and why the three elements to the Building Performance Triangle impact outcomes in building performance

Jassim DaureeawoDirector, Vortex Ltd

Will be Chairing: Review of domestic water system sizing stream

Chris DavidsonDirector, Genius EnergyLab

Speaking in: TE2 Ambient temperature heat networks

Dr Hywel DaviesTechnical Director, CIBSE

Speaking in: WK1 Overview of legislation & impact of Brexit on the legislative landscape in the UK

Carl DavisonTechnical Services Manager, Kingspan Industrial Insulations

Speaking in: TM2 Building Services Insulation Solutions – Kingspan Industrial Insulations

Arfon DaviesDirector, Arup

Speaking in: TA2 How to design for user wellbeing: design, innovation & controls

Susie DiamondFounding Partner, Inkling

Speaking in: TK1 TM59 Design methodology for the assessment of overheating risk in homes and: WD2 Resilient Cities

Dr Sani DimitroulopoulouPrincipal Environmental Public Health Scientist, Public Health England

Speaking in: WC1 Air quality: what should we be striving for?

Alasdair DonnPrincipal Sustainable Development Manager, Re-Thinking, Willmott Dixon

Speaking in: WH1 Good practice in the design of homes

Professor John DoverProfessor of Ecology, Staffordshire University

Speaking in: TS1 Green Infrastructure Design Challenge Launch

Philip DraperSenior Technical and Sustainability Manager, Broadgate Estates

Speaking in: WG3 Making the most out of your data: key considerations & opportunities

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David DreweHead of Building Services & Emergency Planning Team, Historic England

Will be Chairing: Making heritage buildings perform stream

Tim DwyerTechnical Editor, CIBSE Journal


Chris EliadesMechanical Engineer, ArupSpeaking in: TK2 Case Studies: Tackling overheating risk in urban homes - MVHR or Natural Ventilation

Professor David ElmesProfessor of Practice Economic Modelling & Forecasting, Global Energy Research Network, Warwick Business School


Barny Evans Associate Director, Sustainable Places and Energy Team, WSP


Shaun FitzgeraldChief Executive Officer, Breathing Buildings

Will be Chairing: Natural ventilation stream

Andrew FletcherManaging Director, Carbon Control

Speaking in: WM1 Battery technology

Alan FogartySustainability Partner,Cundall

Speaking in: WC2 Air quality: what can building services engineers do to improve air quality?

Andy FordDirector of the Centre for Efficient and Renewable Energy in Buildings (CEREB), London South Bank University (LSBU)


Peter FordhamElectrical Engineering Design Manager, Sainsbury’s

Speaking in: TA3 Spec busting – how to procure lighting for optimum performance

Mark FrogattTechnical Services Manager, BT Cables

Speaking in: TN1 Construction Products Regulation effective July 2017- The impact on specification and Installation of Cables - BT Cables

Edward GarrodPrincipal, Elementa Consulting

Will be Chairing: Wellbeing Stream

Dr Zack GillSenior Energy Solutions Engineers, Fortem Energy Solutions


Aaron GillichSenior Lecturer in Energy and Building Systems Engineering, London South Bank University (on secondment to BAES)


Professor Mark GillottProfessor of Sustainable Building Design, University of Nottingham


Cormac GlynnSenior Project Consultant, IES

Speaking in: WA2 Thermal and Energy Modelling

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Sally GodberCo-founder and Director, WARM

Will be Chairing: WM1 How to reduce energy costs stream

Samuel GooderCommercial Director, EP&T

Speaking in: WG3 Making the most out of your data: key considerations & opportunities

Frank GordonPolicy Manager - Renewable Power, Energy Storage, REA


Chris GraingerPrincipal Policy Officer (Environment), Greater London AuthoritySpeaking in: WB2 Fresh thinking for the future – decarbonising the grid and delivering buildings that perform

Dan GrandageHead of Responsible Property Investment, Aberdeen Asset Management PLC

Speaking in: WG2 Metering design & procurement: Ten top tips

Alice GunnProduct Developer, SSE Business Energy

Speaking in: WB2 Fresh thinking for the future – decarbonising the grid and delivering buildings that perform

Dr David HamlynProject Manager and Senior Engineer, RWDI


Louise HandleyLandscape Architect, AmeySpeaking in: TS1 Infrastructure Design Challenge Launch

Lee HargreavesAssociate Director, Buro Happold Engineering, and Vice Chair, CIBSE Homes for the Future Group Speaking in: WH3 Modular housing construction

Jo HarrisChair, Maintenance Task Group,CIBSE

Speaking in: WJ2 FM Utopia: what would the key elements of a commissioning plan look like?

Ian HightonTechnical Director, Environmental Design Solutions Ltd (EDSL)

Speaking in: WA2 Thermal and Energy Modelling

Debbie HobbsHead of Sustainability, LGIM Real Assets

Speaking in: WG1 Overview of metering and benefits for billing

Susan Hone-BrookesEngineering Sustainability Leader,Laing O’RourkeWill be Chairing: Air Quality: improving indoor & outdoor air quality in the built environment stream

Innes JohnstonSenior Partner, Max Fordham

Speaking in: TD3 Case studies & plenary: What is stopping us doing this properly? and: TD2 How and why the three elements to the Building Performance Triangle impact outcomes in building performance

Phil JonesChair, CIBSE CHP & District Heating Group

Will be Chairing: CHP & district heating stream and: TE2 Ambient temperature heat networks

Dr Benjamin JonesAssistant Professor, University of Nottingham

Speaking in: TC3 Environmental and air quality assessment issues

Matthias KauerDirector, Levelise, OxfordSpeaking in: TG2 Update on microgeneration

Neil KermodeManaging Director, European Marine Tidal Energy Centre


Ryan KirkwoodArea Manager, Remeha

Speaking in: WP1 What skills do we need to improve building performance?

Martin HoweHead of Digital Engineering, Crown House Technologies

Speaking in: WF1 Commissioning for build offsiteand: TF1 The employer shall…

Dr Chris IddonDesign Manager, SE Controls

Speaking in: TC2 Mathematical Modelling

Jairo A JaramilloSenior Mechanical Engineer,Hurley Palmer Flatt


Kirstin JohansenMechanical Engineer, Imtech and Secretary of the CIBSE Resilient Cities GroupSpeaking in: TS1 Infrastructure Design Challenge Launch

James JohnsonSustainable Energy Projects Manager, Liverpool Local Enterprise Partnership

Speaking in: WH2 Retrofit and refurbishment

Laurence JohnsonProject Director, Hoare Lea

Speaking in: WB2 Fresh thinking for the future – decarbonising the grid and delivering buildings that perform


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Professor Ian KnightProfessor at Cardiff University and Director, K2n Ltd

Speaking in: WM2 Data & building performance

Neil LawsonTechnical & Operations Director, GI Energy


Tom LelyveldRegional Director, AECOM Ltd


Katy LithgowHead Conservator, National Trust

Speaking in: TD3 Case studies & plenary: What is stopping us doing this properly?

Victoria LockhartDirector of Business Development: Europe, International WELL Building InstituteSpeaking in: TH1 What is wellbeing?

Alexandra LoganSenior Mechanical Engineer, Cundall


Conor LoganTechnical Director, Colt InternationalSpeaking in: WL1 The Challenges of Designing Smoke Control Systems in Tall Buildings – Colt International

Helen LoomesBusiness Development Director, Trilux

Speaking in: TA1 How to design for user wellbeing: co-ordinating natural light with circadian lighting

Flavie LowresAssociate Director, BRE

Speaking in: TH3 The Biophillic Office

Professor Rob MacKenzieProfessor of Atmospheric Science, School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Birmingham

Speaking in: WC3 Working with the uncertainties in air quality modelling and monitoring

Calum MacleanSenior Engineer, BSRIA


Iain Macrae Applications Director, WILA Lighting


Shneel MalikPhD Candidate, Bartlett School of Architecture, BiotA Lab, UCL

Speaking in: TS1 Infrastructure Design Challenge Launch

Scott MasonLochinvar

Speaking in: TL1 Integrating renewable technologies with high efficiency boilers and water heaters - Lochinvar

Professor John MardaljevicProfessor of Building Daylight Modelling, Loughborough University


Paul MarslandChief Electrical Engineer, NG Bailey

Speaking in: WF1 Commissioning for build offsite

Steve MartinHead of Specialist Groups, Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA)

Speaking in: WK4 Wiring Regulations and: WF2 Capturing commissioning data

David MatherSenior Mechanical Engineer,Cudd Bentley Consulting

Will be Chairing: How to engage better with clients Stream

Susan MayHead of Design & Quality,Clarion Housing Group


David McNairSecretary, CIBSE Daylight Group


Justin McNamaraSales Director – UK, Ireland & Nordics,Xtralis

Speaking in: TQ3 Addressable Aspirating Smoke Detection (ASD) Design & Application Awareness – Xtralis

Fred MendonçaHead of Operation, EIS-OpenCFD Ltd

Speaking in: WA3 Computational Fluid Dynamics

Andrew MoreSenior Building Services Engineer, Conservation Department, Historic England

Speaking in: TJ3 Dealing with historic buildings and their building services

Matt MorseIndependent Consultant, Closed System Control Association

Speaking in: TN3 Avoiding expensive pitfalls in closed water systems – Vexo International


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Muiris MoynihanChartered Structural Engineer, Laing O’Rourke

Speaking in: WH3 Modular housing construction

Professor Dejan MumovicProfessor of Building Performance Analysis, UCL

Speaking in: TF3 Automated Concept Design

Steve MunnManaging Director,HEVASURE

Speaking in: WL3 Preventing Corrosion in Closed HVAC Systems - HEVASURE

Anastasia MylonaResearch Manager, CIBSESpeaking in: TS1 Green Infrastructure Design Challenge Launch

Daniel NeashamMEP Development Project Manager, Europe, LendleaseSpeaking in: WM4 Emerging solutions which improve building performance: Intelligent buildings

Robin NicholsonPartner, Cullinan Studio, and Convenor, The Edge

Speaking in: TP1 Building Performance Skill debate/discussion

Kein-Arn OngSenior Power Demand Analyst, National Grid

Speaking in: WB2 Fresh thinking for the future - decarbonising the grid and delivering buildings that perform

Jason PalmerDirector, Cambridge Architectural Research Ltd

Speaking in: TH4 The importance of Facilities Management and Human Resources in wellbeing

Itai PaltiDirector of Architecture & DesignThe Centric Lab, and Founder of Conscious Cities

Speaking in: TM1 Natural and Hybrid Ventilation- Monodraught

Neil ParryNational Specification Manager, Altecnic

Speaking in: TL3 Efficient Heat Network Design and overcoming common network issues

Scott PatonTechnical Consultant, Monodraught

Speaking in: TM1 Natural and Hybrid Ventilation - Monodraught

Dr Robyn PenderSenior Architectural Conservator, Historic England

Speaking in: TD3 Case studies & plenary: What is stopping us doing this properly?and: TD1 Where are we with services and sustainability in our existing buildings?

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John Paul ReevesSpecial Projects Consultant Engineer, S&P Ventilation Systems

Speaking in: TQ1 An introduction to smoke ventilation: fire safety in builds - S&P Ventilation Systems

Matthew RhodesIndepenant Consultant


Ben RobertsBIM Delivery Leader,Hoare Lea

Speaking in: TF2 What are the methods of calculation for building physics using digital tools

Professor Alan RobinsProfessor of Environmental Fluid Mechanics, University of Surrey, Guildford


David RoomesChief Medical Officer,Rolls Royce

Speaking in: TH4 The importance of Facility Management and Human Resources in wellbeing

Jannick K. RothSenior Building Performance Engineer, WindowMaster


Iain RuxtonDesign Associate,Speirs + Major

Speaking in: TA3 Spec busting – how to procure lighting for optimum performance

Atif SaleriMarket Development Manager,ABB

Speaking in: TG2 Update on microgeneration and: TW2 Building Performance, Energy Management and Cost Savings

Charles Sainsbury Energy Manager, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Land SecuritiesSpeaking in: TB1 What does building performance mean to the clients?

Dr Henrik SchoenefeldtSenior Lecturer in Sustainable Architecture, AHRC Leadership Fellow

Speaking in: TJ1 From Anatomy to Performance – Current research into nineteenth-century building services of the Palace of Westminster

Michael SettonIoT Technologist,Digital Catapult

Speaking in: WM4 Emerging solutions which improve building performance: Intelligent buildings

Alvise SimondettiGlobal Leader, Digital Enviroments neXt_work, Arup

Speaking in: WM4 Emerging solutions which improve building performance: Intelligent buildings

Mike SmithDirector, Engineering,BSRIA

Speaking in: TE1 Better district heating – the UK way

Russell SmithEstates Manager,University of Bradford

Speaking in: WJ1 The importance of facilities management: what can the outcomes mean to building owners & occupiers?

Clayton Prest R&D Lead, Wiki House FoundationSpeaking in: WM3 Emerging solutions which improve building performance: Digital thinking

Geoff PrudenceCIBSE FM Group

Will be Chairing: How facilities management supports building performance streamand Speaking in: WJ3 What are the challenges for facilities management?

Tom RandallHead of Building Optimisation Services, Verco

Speaking in: WG2 Metering design & procurement: Ten top tips

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Will SouthEngineer, Cocreate and EtudeSpeaking in: TK3 Good Practive MVHR case studies in domestic application

Maria SpyrouEnergy Efficiency Manager, Marks and Spencer

Speaking in: TB1 What does building performance mean to clients?

David StevensVice Chair, CIBSE Facilities Management Group

Speaking in: WJ1 The importance of facilities management: what can the outcomes mean to building owners & occupiers?

Dr Neil SturrockChair, CIBSE Heritage Group and former Senior Lecturer in Building Energy Studies, Liverpool John Moores University

Speaking in: TJ2 A comprehensive air-conditioning system from the 1850s

Cassie SutherlandPrincipal Policy and Programme Officer (Environment), Greater London AuthoritySpeaking in: TK5 GLA Policy update

Mohamad TabatabeeAssociate Design Engineer,Battle McCarthy


Dhan TagieTechnical Director, Engie Speaking in: WF3 Digital Facility Management

Becci TaylorAssociate Director, ArupWill be Chairing: Designing out domestic overheating risk in challenging urban environments stream

Helen TaylorRIBA, Director of Practice, and Shareholder, Scott BrownriggSpeaking in: TP1 What skills do we need to improve building performance?

Richard TetlowSustainability Consultant, AECOM


Clinton ThackerSpecification Manager (Central Region), Pegler YorkshireSpeaking in: Dynamic commissioning – Pegler Yorkshire

Gavin ThompsonPartner, BuroHappoldSpeaking in: TG2 Update on microgeneration

Edward ThompsonDirector, ICAX Ltd


Mark TurnerSenior Consultant, Action Sustainability

Speaking in: WJ3 what are the challenges for facilities management

Chris TwinnPrincipal, TwinnSustainabilityInnovation

Will be Chairing: Improving building performance in the UK’s existing buildings stream

Dr Marcella UcciSenior Lecturer in Environmental and Healthy Buildings,UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering


Professor Chris UnderwoodProfessor, Mechanical & Construction Engineering, Northumbria University


Stuart UptonSenior Consultant,BRESpeaking in: TC3 Environmental and air quality assessment issues

Kate van SomerenResearch Engineer, University of Reading


Carl VannPartner,Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects

Speaking in: WH3 Modular housing construction

Steve VaughanRegional Director, Public Health Engineering, AECOM, and Chair, SoPHE

Speaking in: WD1 Review of domestic water system sizing

Madeleine VelupillaiOperations Manager,Landsec

Speaking in: TB1 What does building performance mean to clients?

Dane VirkGraduate Mechanical Engineer,Atkins

Speaking in: TC3 Environmental and air quality assessment issues

James WarneCo-founding Director, Boom CollectiveSpeaking in: TP1 What skills do we need to improve building performance?

Lauren WilliamsAssociate Director, Sustainable Development Group, AECOMSpeaking in: WC2 Air quality: what can building services engineers do to improve air quality?

Professor David WilliamsTechnical Director, WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff, and Visiting ProfessorLoughborough University


Ant WilsonDirector,AECOM


Dwight WilsonDigital Engineering ManagerImtech Engineering Services and Co-Founder, DotBuiltEnvironment

Speaking in: WF1 Commissioning for build offsite and: TB4 YEN Build2Perform Competition results & common themesTo view speaker biographies visit www.build2perform.co.uk/speakers

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Kathryn WoolleySenior Air Quality Consultant,SLR Consulting

Speaking in: WC2 Air quality: what can building services engineers do to improve air quality?

Graham WrightLegislation & Compliance Manager and member, ACRIB,Daikin UK

Speaking in: WK3 Refrigerant gases and related legislation

Zoe YoungProperty Project Manager Plan A,Marks and Spencer

Speaking in: TH4 The importance of Facility Management and Human Resources in wellbeing

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Aleksander WisniewskiSenior Mechanical Engineer, Buro HappoldSpeaking in: TF3 Automated Concept Design

Paul WoodsConcessions Director, ENGIE UKSpeaking in: TE1 Better District Heating - The UK way

Professor Darren WoolfHead of Building Physics at Hoare Lea and Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor in Building Engineering Physics Low Carbon Design, Loughborough University, and Vice Chair of the CIBSE Building Simulation Group

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ACO Technologies Plc ................. 427

Altecnic Ltd ...................................... 218

ANSYS UK Ltd ................................ 220

Apollo-Fire Detectors Ltd ........... 334

ASHRAE ............................................ 234

BSRIA .................................................Bz9

Build2performLIVE ........................ 311

A subsidiary of BT Cables Ltd ................................. 224

Cadline Ltd ....................................... 412

Calor Gas Ltd .................................. 118

Cavendish Engineers ................... 310

CIBSE ................................................. 100

Colt International Ltd ................... 418

Danfoss Drives ...............................Bz1

DesignBuilder Software Ltd ...... 525

Distech Controls SAS .................. 411

ECA ..................................................... 221

Evinox Energy Ltd ......................... 410

Glen Dimplex Heating & Ventilation (GHDV) ......................Bz2

Guardian Water Treatment ......... 344

Herz Valves UK Ltd ....................... 108

Hevasure ........................................... 344

IES ....................................................... 308

IHEEM ................................................Bz5

Kingspan Industrial Insulation Ltd .................................. 232

Lochinvar Ltd .................................. 114

MagiCAD ........................................ Bz10

Monodraught ................................... 228

Pegler Yorkshire Group Ltd ....... 201

PPL Training Ltd .............................Bz3

S&P Ventilation Systems Ltd ..... 516

Sauter Automation Ltd ................ 212

SFG20 ................................................ 116

Urbis Schréder ................................ 112

Vexo International (UK) Ltd ........ 330

Xtralis (UK) Ltd ................................ 434

Zehnder Group UK Ltd ................Bz8

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Exhibitor ProfilesABBStand 214

ABB offer a full range of low and medium voltage solutions to connect, protect, control and measure a wide range of electrical systems for all types of buildings. We create and support a comprehensive range of products, systems and services that improve building performance, energy efficiency, reliability and productivity, providing utility, industrial, commercial, and residential sector buildings with safe, reliable and smart technologies for the distribution and monitoring of power. Our success has been particularly driven by a strong focus on research and development, through our corporate research centres around the world, resulting in a long track record of innovation.www.new.abb.com

ACO Building DrainageStand 427

ACO Building Drainage Specialise in the design and manu-facture of corrosion resistant drainage systems and prod-ucts. These are tailored to suit the specific needs of each project, and cover a wide variety of commercial and industri-al applications.

Fully engineered by our in-house technical design team, these solutions are designed to eliminate design risk, op-timise installation and minimise lifetime ownership costs. Every product in the range is designed to provide exception-al performance, with a high aesthetic finish and durability; whether used internally or externally. Our team has special-ists in design areas covering drainage, grease management, pipework solutions and back flow. They also have experience in a wide range of sectors – from healthcare, food and bev-erage manufacture, sport & leisure, catering and education. In addition they have production knowledge enabling the design and manufacture of engineered solutions to suit the physical and commercial constraints of any project.As our built environment grows and related legislation be-comes more complex, the support of our technical design team in any project can provide complete solutions in the knowledge that all relevant criteria has been considered. This technical expertise is backed by ACO Building Drainage’s reputation as a division of UK based ACO Technologies part of the worldwide ACO group.www.acobd.co.ukTel: 01462 810 451

AltecnicStand 218

The BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU) promotes the use of the global BACnet communication standard ISO 16484-5 in building automation and security technology in Europe. BACnet is an open and neutral communication protocol for networks in building automation and control networks, which is being continuously developed.www.altecnic.co.uk

ANSYS UK LtdStand 220

ANSYS is the global leader in engineering simulation. We help the world’s most innovative companies deliver radically better products to their customers. By offering the best and broadest portfolio of engineering simulation software, we help them solve the most complex design challenges and engineer products limited only by imagination.wwww.ansys.com [email protected]: 0114 281 8888

Apollo-Fire DetectorsStand 334

At Apollo we have been protecting lives and property worldwide for more than 30 years. As industry leaders we use our experience to provide customers with the latest technology to meet the challenges of the most demanding environments.We are the world’s largest independent smoke detector manufacturer offering unrivalledOur entire range, certified to key international standards, offers a product lifetime guarantee and we are proud to have trusted partnerships with more than 70 panel manufacturers. Apollo offers open digital protocol and forwards and backwards compatibility, giving customers complete freedom to choose a solution that’s right for them.www.apollo-fire.co.uk

ASHRAEStand 234

ASHRAE, founded in 1894, is a global society advancing human well-being through sustainable technology for the built environment. The Society, which has more than 56,000 members worldwide, focuses on building systems, energy efficiency, indoor air quality, refrigeration and sustainability to shape tomorrow’s built environment today. For more information, visit www.ashrae.org

BSRIAStand Bz9

www.bsria.co.uk

Build2performLIVEStand 311

Build2Perform Live is the biggest, most significant two-day interactive event dedicated to helping built environment professionals and the wider supply chain improve efficiency and save money through effective building services. This new event offers more interactive features and multiple seminar streams encompassing an entire floor at London’s Olympia Exhibition Centre. Come and have a look at the 2018 floor plan on Stand 311 or email [email protected] www.build2perform.co.uk

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BT Cables LtdStand 224

BT Cables is a UK manufacturer and global supplier of cables and system solutions for a wide range of applications with commercial operations in Europe and the Middle East. The company has been operating continuously since 1895 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of BT [email protected]: 0161 741 2359

Cadline LtdStand 412

Cadline is a Platinum Awarded Autodesk Partner specialising in the supply of innovative design and data management technologies to Architectural, Engineering, Construction, Manufacturing, Process and Plant and Structural engineering professionals. We are market leaders in the delivery of associated project training, consultancy, business integration and professional services.As an ISO 9001:2015 quality accredited company you can be assured that customer satisfaction is at the heart of what we do. Our key objective is to develop robust and long standing relationships with our clients by ensuring we are the best service provider in the [email protected]: 01784 419922

Calor GasStand 118

Calor is the UK’s leading supplier of LPG, providing clean, efficient energy solutions to off-grid businesses nationwide. When specifying a heating fuel, where mains gas is not viable, we provide an invaluable alternative. Lower CO2 emissions than oil and the perfect partner to support intermittent renewables. Your client will also enjoy lower fuel bills - now that’s fuel for thought! It’s the simple, flexible solution, for heating off-grid buildings.www.calor.co.uk/businessTel: 01784 419922

Cavendish EngineersStand 310

Experts in energy engineering and a safe pair of hands in the delivery of automated cognitive logic to buildings ensuring maximum efficiency for occupiers.www.cavendishengineers.net

CIBSEStand 100

The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CISBE) is the professional body that is committed to creating safe, sustainable living and working environments. CIBSE promotes competence through education, training and professional registration and by delivering up-to-date knowledge of the art, science and engineering of the built environment through its membership networks, publications and research.www.cibse.org

Colt International LtdStand 418

Colt International, founded in 1931, provides and services innovative, cost-effective and sustainable solutions for smoke control, climate control, louvre and solar shading.Colt’s expertise is built on proven experience and has pioneered healthy, safe and sustainable built environments for over 85 [email protected] 451111

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Danfoss DrivesStand Bz1

From offices and hotels, to supermarkets and industrial facilities, commercial buildings serve a vast array of purposes with the common need for their HVAC systems to be as efficient, versatile and economical as possible. Drawing on decades of experience, Danfoss offers many specialist products for achieving optimum comfort, efficiency and economy.www.drives.danfoss.com

DesignBuilder Software LtdStand 525

DesignBuilder provides advanced building performance simulation tools that minimise modelling time and maximise productivity. From BIM to fully-integrated performance analysis including: energy and comfort, HVAC, daylighting, cost, design optimisation, CFD, BREEAM/LEED credits, and both SBEM and DSM/Level 5 certification for EPCs and Building Regulations. Our high-productivity tools are quick and easy to learn and use.

www.designbuilder.co.uk

Distech Controls SASStand 411

An innovation leader in energy management solutions, Distech Controls provides unique building management technologies and services that optimize energy efficiency and comfort in buildings, all the while reducing operating costs. We deliver Innovative Solutions for Greener Buildings™ through our passion for innovation, quality, customer satisfaction and sustainability. The company serves multiple market segments through its worldwide business divisions, service offices and a superior network of Authorised System Integrators and Distributors. Distech Controls, Inc. is a subsidiary of Acuity Brands Lighting, [email protected]: +33 (0)4 78 45 65 76

Electrical Contractors’ AssociationStand 221

The Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA), formed in 1901, is the UK’s largest trade association representing electrical, electrotechnical and other engineering contractors, at regional, national and European level. ECA member-companies are rigorously assessed before membership is approved. Member firms have a combined turnover in excess of £6 billion annually. These firms carry out design and installation activity across domestic and commercial sectors. This ranges from power and lighting to data communications, energy efficiency and renewables, as well as the design and installation of cutting-edge building control technologies. The ECA’s 2,800 members range from SME electrical firms to nationwide engineering contractors and building services firms that employ thousands of professionals on major UK projects. ECA members also support over 5,000 apprentices annually.www.eca.co.uk

Evinox EnergyStand 410

Evinox Energy specialise in providing Communal & District heating solutions.With more than 14 years of experience, we have been involved in the design and supply of equipment for many projects for both private and social housing schemes.We offer our own range of eco-efficient heat interface units (HIU’s) and comprehensive support services including metering, billing and maintenance.www.evinoxenergy.co.uk

Glen Dimplex Heating & Ventilation (GHDV)Stand Bz2

Glen Dimplex Heating and Ventilation is the market leader in electric heating appliances in Europe as well as being a leading player in ventilation, renewable technologies and fires. In the UK, GDHV deliver innovative solutions ranging from smart electric heating systems, to district heating networks encompassing heat pumps, MVHR systems and heat emitters.

www.gdcgroup.co.uk

Guardian Water TreatmentStand 344

Guardian Water Treatment will be exhibiting alongside cor-rosion monitoring experts, Hevasure. Guardian has recently become an exclusive partner of Hevasures, with the new relationship enhancing Guardian’s industry-leading service. The company can now offer customers unrivalled pre-com-missioning cleaning and ongoing water system maintenance, extending usable life and cutting the costs spent on chemi-cals, consultants and laboratory sampling.By monitoring the entire system using Hevasure’s 24/7 real-time system during pre-commissioning cleaning, the conditions liable to cause corrosion are caught before they become an issue, ensuring a water system starts its life in the best possible shape. Flushing and the overuse of chemicals is reduced using Hydrosphere’s smart flushing technology, cutting water wastage and improving sustainability.Beyond pre-commissioning cleaning, Hevasure provides continuous data on a range of parameters, including dissolved oxygen levels, in order to identify potential corrosive and/or other conditions which may lead to inefficiencies and system failure. This approach saves money long-term thanks to better and more informed maintenance regimes, less reliance on expensive laboratory sampling and a reduced risk of breakdown.Continuous monitoring data also means intensive sampling programmes aren’t required, reducing the need for external consultants – the customer has all the data they require to understand the condition of their water system, and the trends in water quality.Guardian is committed to delivering a whole-life service, to ensure a water system is working at its optimum from the outset and continues to do so for the longest possible time and in the most efficient and sustainable way.

www.gwtltd.com

Herz ValvesStand 108

HERZ have been manufacturing since 1896 and now have an extensive range of quality engineered valves and controls for HVAC systems.HERZ specialise in energy efficient products including a large range of PICVs & DPCVs. An exciting recent addition to our product portfolio is a range of Heat Interface Units for district heating systems.www.herzvalves.com

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Contact us to arrange CPD/product demo at your offices, or for specification literature.Visit www.zoomlock.co.uk today for videos/product information.Or call 01206 864467 or email: [email protected] to discuss buy/hire options and current deals.Greenmill Supply Company Ltd, Emerald House, Whitehall Road, Colchester, C02 8HA

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HevasureStand 344

Corrosion monitoring experts, Hevasure, will be exhibiting alongside its new exclusive partner, Guardian Water Treatment. Working together, the two companies can now offer customers unrivalled pre-commissioning cleaning and ongoing water system maintenance, extending usable life and cutting the costs spent on chemicals, consultants and laboratory sampling.By monitoring the entire system using Hevasure’s 24/7 real-time system during pre-commissioning cleaning, the conditions liable to cause corrosion are caught before they become an issue, ensuring a water system starts its life in the best possible shape. Flushing and the overuse of chemicals is reduced using Hydrosphere’s smart flushing technology, cutting water wastage and improving sustainability.Beyond pre-commissioning cleaning, Hevasure provides continuous data on a range of parameters, including dissolved oxygen levels, in order to identify potential corrosive and/or other conditions which may lead to inefficiencies and system failure. This approach saves money long-term thanks to better and more informed maintenance regimes, less reliance on expensive laboratory sampling and a reduced risk of breakdown.Continuous monitoring data also means intensive sampling programmes aren’t required, reducing the need for external consultants – the customer has all the data they require to understand the condition of their water system, and the trends in water quality.At Build2Perform Live, Hevasure will be showcasing its next generation of remote monitoring equipment, and explaining why continuous measurement of multiple parameters represents a new paradigm in HVAC commissioning and maintenance.www.hevasure.com

IESStand 308

IES was founded over 20 years ago and is a leading global innovator of integrated 3D sustainable analysis – for the measurable creation and management of efficient, healthy and affordable built-environments. Our technology and consulting services support smarter energy-efficient choices across new building investments, building operation and refurbishment of existing buildings, uncovering hidden cost savings.www.iesve.com

IHEEMStand Bz5

Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management (IHEEM)IHEEM is an international professional engineering institute and is the UK’s largest specialist Institute for the Healthcare Estates Sector.IHEEM’s primary purpose, as a professional development organisation, is to keep members up to date with developing

technology and changing regulations and the Institute is also at the forefront of informing and implementing government policy such as the Lord Carter Productivity and Efficiency Programme.As a membership organisation, IHEEM offers packages for individuals and affiliates such as NHS Trusts, Universities and Companies. IHEEM is also licensed to register engineers as Eng Tech, IEng and CEng.IHEEM is a founding member of the International Federation of Hospital Engineering developing partnerships across the world and has a network of 12 regional branches in the UK, and 2 overseas in the Republic of Ireland and Hong Kong.A key role of the Institute is to keep members and industry professionals up to date with developing technology and changing regulations which affect the sector. One of the ways IHEEM does this is through various CPD technical seminars and conferences that the Institute organises. These provide the opportunity for attendees to broaden their knowledge, upskill, debate key issues and share best practice with peers.www.iheem.org.uk

Kingspan Industrial InsulationStand 232

We are a market leading manufacturer of premium and high performance pipe and duct insulation products and systems for HVAC, building services and industrial applications. We have a vast product range including premium performance Kooltherm FM Pipe Insulation and The Kingspan KoolDuct System of pre-insulated ductworkTelephone: 01457 890400Email: [email protected]: www.kingspanindustrialinsulation.comTwitter: @KingspanHVAC_UK

Lochinvar LtdStand 114

Lochinvar design, manufacture and distribute a comprehensive range of High Efficiency and Condensing gas fired Water Heaters and Boilers for Commercial and Industrial applications. Integrated Renewable Solutions are also available, with technologies such as Solar Thermal and Gas Absorption Heat Pumps. Based in Banbury, Oxfordshire we keep an extensive range of product and spare parts in stock, and we also provide customer support via our office and area-based Sales and Service personnel.www.lochinvar.ltd.uk

MagiCADStand Bz10

Progman specialises in software and services for the building industry. Our popular MagiCAD software for Revit and AutoCAD, is one of Europe’s leading Building Information Modelling (BIM) solutions for Mechanical, Electrical and Piping design with nearing 20,000 licenses sold. Our online BIM library, MagiCloud enables browsing of over 1 million intelligent 3D product models from 200 leading industry manufacturers, each product complete with accurate dimensions and comprehensive technical data.

With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Progman continues to provide intelligent solutions making daily engineering and design easier, faster and more profitable. Progman is a Glodon Group company.www.magicad.com

MonodraughtStand 228

We have been at the forefront of designing and manufacturing low energy, low carbon, and sustainable solutions for over 40 years. Our company is focused around three product sets in which we are recognised as market leaders: natural and hy-brid lighting, natural cooling and natural and hybrid ventilation.www.monodraught.com

Pegler Yorkshire Group LtdStand 201

In the world of plumbing and heating, Pegler Yorkshire, part of the worldwide Aalberts Industries Group, has been leading the way in the specialist fields of fittings, taps, valves and systems since 1888. This pedigree, combined with the company’s commitment to new product development and leading edge innovation, ensures Pegler Yorkshire remains a key manufacturer and major supplier in the global plumbing and heating marketplace.www.pegleryorkshire.co.uk

PPL TrainingStand Bz3

PPL Training are a leading provider focusing on the delivery of Mechanical and Electrical Installation and Safe Systems of Work (SSOW) training for Facilities Management organisations.Our training is designed for Authorised Persons, Competent Persons and Responsible Persons within engineering teams covering the disciplines of:• Electrical (Low and High Voltage),• Mechanical and Pressure Systems,• Water Hygiene (Legionella),• Ventilation,• Confined Spaces, and• Operative Multi-skilling.We also offer a wide range of City & Guilds qualified courses covering 17th Edition Wiring Regulations, Inspection and Testing, Portable Appliance Testing and F-Gas.Our trainers have a wealth of practical, and theory knowledge which has been developed over time in industry. This is combined with a professional yet friendly manner to ensure an optimal learning environment.We have training centres located in York and Slough, housing modern facilities to support both practical and theory based learning. In addition, most of our training courses can be delivered on site at your premises.www.ppltraining.co.uk

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S&P Ventilation Systems LtdStand 516

S&P UK Ltd is the UK subsidiary of the S&P Ventilation Group of companies. Established in 1951 Soler & Palau supplies a wide range of fan and ventilation products to suit most applications from smoke extract in car parks to sophis-ticated heat recovery ventilation systems for schools & office buildings.www.solerpalau.co.uk

Sauter Automation LtdStand 212

Sauter is a leading manufacturer of Building Management Systems and components. There are four operating units: Systems sales, Maintenance & service, Components and Technical FM. All products are BACnet/IP allowing for easier integration. Sauter has deliberately developed solutions that can be stand-alone or form part of a complete BMS.www.sauterautomation.co.uk

SFG20Stand 116

SFG20 - The definitive standard for planned maintenance.Completely unique, SFG20 is an essential tool for facilities managers, building owners, contractors and consultants, enabling you to stay compliant - saving time, energy and money.An online, dynamic service, SFG20 is a growing library of customisable maintenance schedules, providing the benchmark for optimum maintenance.

www.sfg20.co.uk

Urbis SchréderStand 112

Exterior lighting specialist Schréder develops intelligent solutions that go far beyond simple lighting, delivering stunning projects, transforming public/private spaces into safe, comfortable and sustainable environments. Offering cost effective, energy efficient solutions that create engaging and interactive experiences. Innovative products include state-of-the-art LED lighting, wireless control systems, connected ‘smart’ features: cameras; wireless internet; charging applications.

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HERZ The of the System

Herz Valves UK Ltd Email: [email protected] Tel: 01483 502211 Web: www.herzvalves.com

Come and see us on stand 108

Vexo International (UK) LtdStand 330

VEXO International (UK) Limited are fast becoming the leading closed system water treatment specialists in the UK. The award winning, space & money saving, all-in-one X-POT Side Stream Filtration and Dosing Unit is at the forefront of simplistic design and technology. The innovative and ever increasing product range VEXO produce are a first in any system design for Consulting Engineers. All of this whilst fully complying with BSRIA BG50 & BG29 Guidelines and industry best practice for filtration levels of 5 microns and even 0.50 [email protected]

Xtralis (UK) LtdStand 434

Xtralis®, now a part of Honeywell, is the leading global provider of innovative solutions for the very early detection of fire, gas, and security threats. Our technologies prevent disasters by giving users time to respond before lives, critical infrastructure, or business continuity are compromised. We protect over 60,000 sites in 100+ countries, including assets and critical infrastructure belonging to the world’s top gov-ernments and businesses. Our brands, including VESDA®, OSID™, ICAM™, ADPRO®, and HEITEL™, are considered the world’s best safety and security solutions, with unparal-leled detection, verification, and response [email protected] 242330

Zehnder Group UK LtdStand Bz8

Zehnder – everything you need to create a comfortable, healthy and energy- efficient indoor climate. Heating, cooling, fresh and clean air: at Zehnder, you will find everything you need for comfortable, healthy and energy efficient indoor living. Zehnder’s wide and clearly structured portfolio, including decorative radiators, indoor ventilation and heating and cooling ceiling systems can offer the right product for any project, be it new build or renovation.www.zehnder.co.uk

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