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elementalLONDON renews ADE: Heat Networks partnership for 2026 event

Collaboration to spotlight heat networks and low-carbon energy at London showcase.

elementalLondon 2026 has confirmed the continuation of its partnership with ADE: Heat Networks for its 2026 event, strengthening its focus on the decarbonisation of heat across the built environment.

 

The partnership will see ADE: Heat Networks play a central role in shaping the event’s conference programme, contributing technical insight and engaging with developers, engineers and decision-makers involved in delivering low-carbon energy systems.

 

As the UK moves towards net zero targets, heat networks are becoming an increasingly important component of building performance and energy infrastructure. The collaboration aims to bring together policy, innovation and delivery expertise to address the challenges associated with scaling these systems.

 

Building on a previous collaboration in 2025, ADE: Heat Networks will again participate in live sessions and discussions, with a focus on practical solutions for integrating low-carbon heating across different asset types and development models.

 

The 2026 event is expected to attract more than 25,000 attendees, alongside over 650 exhibitors and 900 speakers across 17 CPD-accredited stages. The programme will cover a wide range of topics including HVAC systems, retrofit, district heating, digital construction and fire safety, reflecting the increasing convergence of construction and building services.

 

Positioned alongside London Build, elementalLondon continues to establish itself as a key platform for professionals focused on improving building efficiency and operational performance across commercial, industrial and residential sectors.

 

The SectorScope will act as a media partner for the event, supporting coverage and engagement with the industry in the lead-up to the November showcase at Excel London.

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