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At a time when energy prices are increasing and climate concerns are growing more than ever, Infinity Energy Organisation has stepped up with something truly game-changing: the UK’s first full-scale Energy Efficiency Hub. Officially launched on February 7, 2025, this flagship initiative from Infinity isn't just a showroom, it’s an experience that is designed to help the homeowners, councils, and industry professionals to showcase what sustainable living can look like not just in concepts but in reality.

In March, industry leaders, experts, and public sector professionals gathered at the IET London: Savoy Place for an insightful day dedicated to retrofit and decarbonisation. The event sparked crucial discussions, showcased solutions, and provided networking opportunities, all aimed at driving the UK closer to its net zero goals.

Our upcoming Retrofit and Decarbonisation: An LHC CPD Accredited Event brings together experts influencing the future of energy efficiency and carbon reduction. Introducing our esteemed speakers and panellists, who will share their expertise and insights to drive the crucial conversations at our event.

Retrofitting and decarbonising public sector buildings is no longer just an aspiration, it is a necessity. With ambitious net zero targets, evolving Future Homes Standard regulations, and increasing environmental pressures, procurement professionals, asset managers, and sustainability leaders are now at the forefront of delivering high quality, cost effective solutions for energy efficient buildings and homes.

Managing fire door compliance across multiple sites presents a unique set of challenges. Whether you're responsible for a sprawling university campus or a portfolio of social housing properties, the complexity of maintaining safety standards across numerous locations can seem overwhelming. Yet, with the right approach, multi-site compliance doesn't have to be a source of constant concern.

The UK housing crisis is one of the most pressing challenges facing local councils today. With Christmas approaching, this season of generosity is a stark reminder that thousands of families and individuals remain homeless, without a safe or warm place to call home. As councils work tirelessly to address this issue, innovative strategies such as retrofitting and vacant property refurbishment offer hope for a brighter, more sustainable future.

Farah, our Marketing and Communications Officer for the Midlands, London and South East region, had the opportunity to volunteer at Ickenham Marsh with London Wildlife Trust. This charity promotes wildlife conservation and fosters connections between people and nature.

As the drive for net zero and energy efficiency intensifies, public sector organisations are under growing pressure to retrofit and decarbonise their buildings. According to the UK government, heating in buildings accounts for around 23% of the UK’s total greenhouse gas emissions.

The architecture profession does not reflect the ethnic diversity of the communities it serves, especially in London. This gap is a major challenge for creating inclusive places and spaces. 

Our recent event in partnership with LHC explored ways in which we can and should change the way our industry procures architecture and design services in order to deliver better a built environment for local people. 

It has been six months since the LHC region officially extended its services to the Midlands. The LHC region previously focused solely on London and the South East, now encompasses the East Midlands, West Midlands, and East of England, which has bought a host of benefits to our clients.