Many commercial boilers are significantly oversized for their application; lose heat through radiated losses; and waste energy by the boiler plant excessively cycling.

Consequently, investing in efficient boilers and innovative controls can be a very cost-effective way of cutting energy costs and reducing carbon emissions.

The Low Carbon Best Practice Exchange enables you to consider the savings that can be made from investing in efficient boiler plant. And it's a great way to ensure you make informed decisions when short-listing potential suppliers.

You'll be able to pick-and-choose from a range of discussion groups focusing on improving the efficiency of your heating systems* and pre-arrange meetings to discuss the specifics of your own situation.

There will also be ample opportunity for you to share your thinking with counterparts from other organisations, looking at similar projects.

* On registering, you can select which of the cost/carbon cutting themes are of interest, so that your session options are tailor-made around your objectives.

The Low Carbon Best Practice Exchange creates valuable business development opportunities for suppliers of low energy heating systems and boiler controls.

An innovative Online Agenda Planning System provides an unrivalled ability to engage with key prospective customers, via pre-arranged discussion group sessions and one-on-one business meetings.

The registration fee of just £495 + VAT per person* entitles you to: host your own roundtable discussion group session to profile your experience in helping customers improve the efficiency of their heating systems and boiler plant; and create a programme of pre-arranged meetings to discuss potential projects in detail.

* Additional places can be booked as required, once interest from potential customers has been established.

Attendees at Low Carbon Best Practice Exchange events always value peer-to-peer recommendations. So if you already have installed new technologies to cut your energy use and can recommend your supplier, please let us know who they are!