Many of Dorset Business readers will have heard about, or even attended, the prestigious Futurebuild conference in London
The conference is held annually at the London ExCel “to unite the leading product-innovators and decision-makers from across the build environment”. In 2018, the conference attracted over 26,000 visitors, representing 74 countries.
Poole-based company (and new DCCI member) Daylight Energy have been invited by Greentech South (part of the Future South Partnership) to present their newest innovative energy saving solution within the Clean Growth Café at Futurebuild. Clean Growth UK have kindly offered these exclusive booth positions to environmentally-minded SME’s to promote their energy-saving or environmentally conscious solutions to issues in todays built environments.
Daylight Energy are excited to be presenting their ultra-thin and highly flexible underfloor (or wall or ceiling) infrared heating solution. Redheat heats the objects in the room, rather than the air using healthy radiant heat. This method of heating is highly efficient, carbon neutral to produce and extremely energy efficient.
Redheat can be experienced at Futurebuild on the 6th and 7th March 2019 (day 2 & 3), as part of the Clean Growth Café. David Humphriss (MD) and Sarah Levett (Marketing Manager) are looking forward to showing off this unique heating solution. If you are not able to attend Futurebuild, Redheat is fitted throughout the Daylight Energy office in Nuffield Industrial Estate and we are more than happy to host visitors. Please get in touch with any queries – sarah.levett@daylightenergy.co.uk or 01202 800135.
Clean Growth UK is a national university-led business network that catalyses clean and green business innovation and growth. They help businesses get to the next level with access to university R&D expertise and facilities, business commercialisation advice and coaching, investor pitch preparation support and investor introductions.
Clean Growth UK is delivered across the UK through its three regional hubs: the University of Brighton’s Green Growth Platform, the University of Portsmouth in collaboration with Greentech South and Liverpool John Moores University. Visit www.clean-growth.uk to find out more and join.