Kensa Contracting Ltd, a specialist delivery partner for Fifth Generation District Heating networks featuring Ground Source Heat Pumps and Shared Ground Loop Arrays has announced their involvement in Built Environment Networking’s inaugural Tomorrow’s Net Zero event set to take place in London between 6th – 7th September 2022.

Kensa Contracting was borne out of the realisation that the large-scale deployment of ground source heat pumps in existing social housing could address fuel poverty and deliver carbon reduction targets.

Since 2013, Kensa Contracting has delivered climate solutions through their large-scale deployment of ground source heat pumps, which will help enable the UK’s transition to net zero carbon. Kensa Contracting’s involvement in the Tomorrow’s Net Zero event will allow them to demonstrate their commitment to sustainable practices and their vision to contribute to the UK’s net zero targets for the next 30 years.

Taking to the stage, Kensa Contracting’s Commercial Director, Stuart Gadsden, will deliver a high-level discussion on ‘Delivering Low Carbon Heating at Scale’ where you can discover Kensa’s efficient and cost-effective vision for large-scale renewable heating and cooling with low carbon energy systems – offering solutions to reducing carbon emissions, combatting air pollution and tackling climate change.

Speaking of their involvement in the event, Stuart said: “I am delighted to be speaking at the Tomorrow’s Net Zero event. We need to change the way we heat our homes to address fuel poverty and reduce carbon emissions and this event provides a platform for the industry to come together to share ideas. It will be a thought-provoking event.”

Keith Griffiths, Chief Executive Officer of Built Environment Networking, added: “Kensa Contracting has been leading the UK heat pump market in terms of their pledge to sustainability and helping the UK move towards net-zero targets.

They have unrivalled experience and exceptional expertise on delivering ground source heat pumps. We are delighted to have them involved in this panel discussion to share insights on their practices.”

Register for the Tomorrow’s net Zero event here: https://www.tomorrows-net-zero.com/