elementalLONDON 2025  is focused on accelerating building efficiency is aimed at those involved in specifying buildings and their operation. The show is an opportunity to engage with professionals from across the supply chain in the heating and cooling, water, air, energy, and technology space – including architects, designers, housebuilders, developers, local authorities, housing associations, facilities managers, and consultants.

The IOR will be holding its popular MasterClasses at the show. These talks are aimed at cooling professionals and heat pump specialists, covering subjects such as servicing heat pumps and optimising refrigeration efficiency. 

Join an IOR Masterclass 

18th November - Details to be confirmed. 

19th November:  Unlocking Efficiency: The Role of Controls in Achieving Net Zero in RACHP Systems

Tim Thain MinstR Account Manager Resource Data Management

Join this IOR Masterclass to learn how the use of Smart Controls and intelligent control strategies can transform refrigeration and heat pump systems into high-performance, energy-optimised solutions. This session will explore the critical role of system controls in reducing energy consumption, enhancing operational efficiency, and supporting the path to net zero. This talk will highlight real-world applications, emerging technologies, and practical insights to help you unlock the full energy-saving potential of your systems.

Speakers 

Tim Thain

Tim began his refrigeration career in 2004 as an apprentice engineer while studying NVQs. He progressed into design, working on supermarket projects and studying Building Services Engineering, eventually 
becoming a senior design & applications engineer.  He has won multiple awards, including RAC/IOR National Student of the Year 2006, Eastleigh College Governor’s Award and Wessex BSE Engineer of the Year. Today, He is no an account manager at Resource Data Management, supporting customers with advanced HVACR and energy solutions. 

For more information about the exhibition visit elementallondon.show