Smart Buildings Show 2022, which will be taking place on the 12-13 October at ExCeL, London, can report significant bookings and interest in this year’s show.

This year’s show will have a particular focus on sustainability and ESG, networks and infrastructure and a look at residential developers markets, all areas that are growing rapidly and are at the forefront of building owners and facility managers minds. 

Given the dramatic increases in utility costs and the forecast for future price hikes, energy management is now an issue in all organisations.

Schneider Electric has launched EcoStruxure Energy Hub, a scalable self-service IoT software as a service (SaaS) solution, which simplifies the management of digitalized electrical and energy systems.

The University of East London has established a strategic partnership with Siemens to collaborate on their net zero carbon aspiration to 2030, identifying opportunities to reduce overall energy use, drive the shift to renewable energy and transform its campuses in Docklands and Stratford.

Adam Taylor, heating & plumbing product specialist from builder’s merchants, Beesley & Fildes, discusses the potential of electric boilers as an affordable, easy to install alternative to both gas and air source heat pumps.

Jason Lloyd, residential director, Glide looks at how smart technology can transform a retirement home.

Siim Täkker, CEO, R8 Technologies asks what would happen if we banished the high energy prices ourselves, as in controlled and curbed them to a significant extent?