Midlands SMEs set to discover the unsung heroes of energy saving at InstallerSHOW

Visitors from any business sector or size will benefit from practical advice on unsung energy-saving solutions such as water conditioners, in addition to well-known solutions like heat pumps and solar PV for both refurbishment and new build projects. By championing these, the show aims to support businesses by showcasing a variety of products that can often be more environmentally friendly and lower in running costs.

In addition, businesses can hear from experts from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, The Carbon Trust, Midlands Net Zero Hub, Solar Energy UK and Birmingham Energy Institute and more on everything from funding renewable energy projects to getting started with EV charging infrastructure.

There are 400+ exhibitors with a huge variety of technologies on display, and visitors will be able to see live demos of many products, as well as several electric vehicles.

Michael Costain, Managing Director of InstallerSHOW, said: “We’ve created InstallerSHOW at the NEC in the heart of the UK, to provide a wealth of information for anyone seeking sustainable solutions that can deliver net zero for their buildings, now and in the future.”

Michael Gallagher, Head of Midlands Net Zero Hub: “We are looking forward to exhibiting at InstallerSHOW later this month. In our experience, collaborating with other organisations who are working on the net zero agenda to share best practice is invaluable.

“Net zero cannot be delivered in isolation, so we hope to have some brilliant conversations with local authorities, housing associations and industry experts to help us accelerate progress. At our stand, we will be talking to visitors about a range of our schemes including domestic retrofit, public sector decarbonisation and projects we have supported across the region.”

Sonya Cox, NEC Senior Account Manager, concluded: “Installer Show 2023 will be an invaluable source of expert advice and education not just on installation equipment but the environmental credentials of a variety of energy technologies and renewables. This is a great opportunity for businesses to investigate what options are out there and we are delighted to host such a show once again at the NEC.”