Events

This masterclass is aimed at those wanting to know more about how digital tools can help social landlords understand the low-carbon retrofit journey of a property. This masterclass will cover: • Data for decision making • How data can be used to make future retrofit decisions • The wider benefits of building passports

A masterclass for anyone interested in knowing more about Consortia or needs to collaborate with other partners to create a strong bid.

This webinar will explain how Coordinators are trained and accredited, and how they are supposed to practice. It will also consider the different models for social landlords procuring Coordinators and how conflicts of interest can be managed.

This session has been set up to offer support in embedding accessibility into your resident engagement plan.

This masterclass describes approaches to collating data and identify potential properties suitable for funding.

This technical masterclass will look at a fabric-first approach to installing insulation or increasing ventilation.

The Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF) fund aims to improve the energy performance of social homes in England. Join this webinar for an introduction to SHDF Wave 3 that will offer £1.2bn of funding through two funding routes, Strategic Partners and Challenge fund. These sessions will be including: aims of the fund overview of the eligibility requirements support that will be available to your organisation You’ll also have the chance to ask any questions in a dedicated Q&A session. There will be a webinar for each funding route (Strategic Partners and Challenge Fund) and each one will be repeated. Please attend the funding route session(s) that is most suited to your organisation. Strategic Partners `| Strategic Partners will be led by organisations that can deliver retrofit on a large scale and at lower cost due to their past experience and expertise. Wednesday 15th May 09:30 - 11:00 Wednesday 22nd May 09:30 - 11:00 Challenge Fund | The Challenge Fund has been designed for most applicants to access whereby funding will be available in principle for bids that have met the minimum standard. There will be a multi-stage application stage which enables grant recipients to develop detailed proposals once they have passed the initial stage. Thursday 16th May 13:00 - 14:30 Thursday 23rd May 10:30 - 12:00 The following professionals will be speaking at this event: DESNZ policy and project delivery leads on Wave 3 David Kemp, Associate Director and SHRA Programme Director, Turner & Townsend. Please note, a clean recording of this session will also be made available on the SHRA website after the second session has taken place.

This session has been set up to offer support in developing a plan for the interventions you will deploy in your retrofit project.

The Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF) fund aims to improve the energy performance of social homes in England. Join this webinar for an introduction to SHDF Wave 3 that will offer £1.2bn of funding through two funding routes, Strategic Partners and Challenge fund. These sessions will be including: aims of the fund overview of the eligibility requirements support that will be available to your organisation You’ll also have the chance to ask any questions in a dedicated Q&A session. There will be a webinar for each funding route (Strategic Partners and Challenge Fund) and each one will be repeated. Please attend the funding route session(s) that is most suited to your organisation. Strategic Partners `| Strategic Partners will be led by organisations that can deliver retrofit on a large scale and at lower cost due to their past experience and expertise. Wednesday 15th May 09:30 - 11:00 Wednesday 22nd May 09:30 - 11:00 Challenge Fund | The Challenge Fund has been designed for most applicants to access whereby funding will be available in principle for bids that have met the minimum standard. There will be a multi-stage application stage which enables grant recipients to develop detailed proposals once they have passed the initial stage. Thursday 16th May 13:00 - 14:30 Thursday 23rd May 10:30 - 12:00 The following professionals will be speaking at this event: DESNZ policy and project delivery leads on Wave 3 David Kemp, Associate Director and SHRA Programme Director, Turner & Townsend. Please note, a clean recording of this session will also be made available on the SHRA website after the second session has taken place.

Join us for an insightful masterclass that dives into the intricacies of building efficient and effective supply chains.

Effective resident engagement can be the key to successful decarbonisation retrofit. This masterclass will be for any social landlord looking to develop engagement strategies for complex projects. This masterclass will cover: How to develop a resident engagement strategy How to engage residents on decarbonisation How to help residents realise the benefits from decarbonisation projects

The Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF) fund aims to improve the energy performance of social homes in England. Join this webinar for an introduction to SHDF Wave 3 that will offer £1.2bn of funding through two funding routes, Strategic Partners and Challenge fund. These sessions will be including: aims of the fund overview of the eligibility requirements support that will be available to your organisation You’ll also have the chance to ask any questions in a dedicated Q&A session. There will be a webinar for each funding route (Strategic Partners and Challenge Fund) and each one will be repeated. Please attend the funding route session(s) that is most suited to your organisation. Strategic Partners `| Strategic Partners will be led by organisations that can deliver retrofit on a large scale and at lower cost due to their past experience and expertise. Wednesday 15th May 09:30 - 11:00 Wednesday 22nd May 09:30 - 11:00 Challenge Fund | The Challenge Fund has been designed for most applicants to access whereby funding will be available in principle for bids that have met the minimum standard. There will be a multi-stage application stage which enables grant recipients to develop detailed proposals once they have passed the initial stage. Thursday 16th May 13:00 - 14:30 Thursday 23rd May 10:30 - 12:00 The following professionals will be speaking at this event: DESNZ policy and project delivery leads on Wave 3 David Kemp, Associate Director and SHRA Programme Director, Turner & Townsend. Please note, a clean recording of this session will also be made available on the SHRA website after the second session has taken place.

The Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF) fund aims to improve the energy performance of social homes in England. Join this webinar for an introduction to SHDF Wave 3 that will offer £1.2bn of funding through two funding routes, Strategic Partners and Challenge fund. These sessions will be including: aims of the fund overview of the eligibility requirements support that will be available to your organisation You’ll also have the chance to ask any questions in a dedicated Q&A session. There will be a webinar for each funding route (Strategic Partners and Challenge Fund) and each one will be repeated. Please attend the funding route session(s) that is most suited to your organisation. Strategic Partners `| Strategic Partners will be led by organisations that can deliver retrofit on a large scale and at lower cost due to their past experience and expertise. Wednesday 15th May 09:30 - 11:00 Wednesday 22nd May 09:30 - 11:00 Challenge Fund | The Challenge Fund has been designed for most applicants to access whereby funding will be available in principle for bids that have met the minimum standard. There will be a multi-stage application stage which enables grant recipients to develop detailed proposals once they have passed the initial stage. Thursday 16th May 13:00 - 14:30 Thursday 23rd May 10:30 - 12:00 The following professionals will be speaking at this event: DESNZ policy and project delivery leads on Wave 3 David Kemp, Associate Director and SHRA Programme Director, Turner & Townsend. Please note, a clean recording of this session will also be made available on the SHRA website after the second session has taken place.

This session looks at the most significant technical risks associated with retrofit and explains how they can be managed effectively. These include: Managing moisture risks to avoid damp and mould issues Summer overheating Thermal bridging Eliminating the performance gap Reducing fire risk

PAS 2035 is focused on regulating the process in which a retrofit is delivered, this is unique and different to any other publicly available standard. This masterclass will take you through the six key steps of the PAS 2035 standard.