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Welcome
The event will be attended by developers, local authorities, housing associations, investors and the managers of large estates like the NHS, supermarkets and logistics companies, all of whom must radically reduce their buildings' carbon emissions.
At FOOTPRINT+ they will be able to meet and discuss their needs with environmental consultants, architects and engineers, together with lawyers, energy suppliers and project managers all of whom can help put theory into practice.
Lockdown Table Talks
The purpose of real events is to meet people you don't know. It’s where real delivers and virtual can't.
FOOTPRINT+ is all about people meeting people, swapping ideas and agreeing to collaborate. Table Talks, filmed during the lockdown, represent exactly that. Available on YouTube and as a podcast.
Episode 10 Sustainable Carbon Offsetting
Episode 9 Insuring Timber Buildings
Episode 8 De-carbonising concrete
Episode 7 Whole Life Carbon and Funding
Episode 6 Don't Remove, Improve
Episode 5 De-carbonising steel
Episode 4 Carbon in structures
Episode 3 The end of expensive bin stores
Episode 2 Why build with wood?
THOUGHT - LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
Featuring expert presentations and panel discussions on:
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Efficient Buildings
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Zero Carbon Energy
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Materials and the Circular Economy
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Green Funding
The FOOTPRINT+ Conference is the place to learn about emerging technologies and see how they can be adopted in everyday practice to accelerate action against climate change.
NETWORKING EXHIBITION
Purpose built pavilions on Hove Lawns (next to the seafront) will create exhibition spaces designed specifically to facilitate networking and exploratory conversations around urban development.
Attendees will be able to arrange meetings to connect with other delegates sharing knowledge and experiences and discussing shared business opportunities.
ROUND TABLE POLICY DEBATE
High-level debate and exchange of ideas to shape the property planning policy for a zero-carbon future.
Politicians, advisors, and regulators will meet developers, designers, and contractors to discuss how targets can be achieved and to understand the barriers to success.
FRINGE EVENTS
Breakfast briefings, evening receptions, private dining options and Brighton’s 1.5˚ city-wide carbon footprint festival offers delegates the chance to really make the most of their time at FOOTPRINT+.
With incredible support from Brighton & Hove City Council and MPs Caroline Lucas and Peter Kyle, this event is the UK’s first zero-carbon focused property event.
Media and Association Partners
Unlock net zero
Unlock net zero is a knowledge hub focusing on the practical reality of the transition to a net zero future. Net Zero refers to achieving a balance between the amount of Greenhouse Gas emissions produced and the amount removed from the atmosphere. To achieve this requires large-scale and extensive innovation across the UK energy system. This will involve disruptive change across all sectors and industries.
Unlock net zero seeks to inform, educate, and connect people and organisations involved in adopting a net zero approach, identifying the technologies, infrastructure and behaviour change required.
British Property Federation
The British Property Federation is the voice of the real estate industry in the UK. Our membership reflects the diverse nature of our industry – owners, developers, funders, agents and advisers.
We work with our members to support a diverse, successful and sustainable real estate industry recognised for the contribution it makes to society. Our membership is industry wide, so we provide unparalleled opportunities for networking and sharing good practice, and we can provide government and regulators with an authoritative perspective on the issues facing real estate and how we can support communities across the country.
We deliver our mission by working collaboratively with national and local government and other partners; by promoting knowledge, innovation and best practice within the industry; and by showcasing our members’ achievements so that our diverse sector is better understood.
Energy Institute
The Energy Institute is the not-for-profit chartered professional membership body bringing together expertise to tackle urgent global challenges. Responding to the climate emergency while meeting the energy needs of the world’s growing population calls for energy to be better understood, managed and valued. This ambition is at the heart of our social purpose.
We are a global, independent network of professionals spanning the world of energy, convening and facilitating debate, championing evidence and sharing fresh ideas, giving voice to issues of concern and where necessary challenging the industry we work with.
Energy professionals - our members - of all ages, genders, backgrounds and disciplines look to us for the knowledge, skills and good practice they need to pursue impactful careers in this vital, fast-evolving field. As a safe collaborative space for industry, academia and policy makers, we deliver standards, guidance, training and qualifications that raise the bar in operations in almost all areas of the energy system: upstream and downstream oil and gas, onshore and offshore wind power, fugitive methane reduction, battery storage, hydrogen, CCUS and integrated networks.
In health and safety, energy management and related behaviour change methods we equip professionals in diverse fields with the essentials needed to protect people, assets and the environment, and to get the most efficient use out of all energy consumed. Our products and services are continuously refined to keep pace with and support the changes under way in our field.
Professionals in energy have changed the world before and now they are changing it again. The EI exists to support them and anyone who wants to better understand or contribute to tackling these urgent global challenges.
Place North West
Established in 2007, Place North West is a business-to-business website for property and regeneration professionals in the North West.
Place North West publishes news, comment, event listings, job vacancies, in-depth special reports and professional advice on a broad subject range but with a strict regional focus.
In addition to our online publishing, Place North West also delivers the region’s best industry events, from breakfast meetings and conferences to client events and socials.
UKAA
The UKAA (www.ukaa.org.uk) is the membership organisation for the UK Build To Rent (BtR) Sector. Our ambition is to grow the sector, and our members’ businesses, faster than it would do otherwise
We do this by sharing information, promoting best practice amongst members and raising standards to benefit customers. Our activities help to reduce risks for investors and operators in the sector and assist new companies to enter the market successfully.
Founded in 2016, the UKAA currently has c250 members and is growing at c30% per annum. Our members comprise the leading investors, operators, advisors and suppliers operating in the sector today. The UKAA is a member of the global alliance of the NAA (National Apartment Association of USA), which represents over 82,000 members with more than 10 million rental housing units globally.
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FOOTPRINT+ NEWS
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The Tourism, Equalities, Communities & Culture Committee voted unanimously in favour of permitting FOOTPRINT+, a four-day exhibition and conference to be held in September 2021 at Hove Lawns and Briti ... -
To create a truly first class experience for our visitors, we are delighted to welcome Clifford Slapper, one of the most sought after pianists in Britain. He has worked with David Bowie, Sophie Ellis- ... -
Following the government’s recent announcements, FOOTPRINT confirms the revised dates of its UK property event to be 7-10 June 2022. -
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FOOTPRINT Conference is the place to learn about emerging technologies and see how they can be adopted in everyday practice to accelerate action against climate change. It’s a complex and rapidly movi ... -
We are absolutely delighted that Mark Hix has agreed to produce all the food at FOOTPRINT. Mark has written a number of cookbooks including Fish etc., British Seasonal Food and British Regional Food, ... -
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‘STEP UP’ will offer young people the opportunity to see all the different jobs available in the construction industry and meet industry insiders. From these contacts they will either be inspired to p ...
