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Businesses are being encouraged to move to heat pumps as low-carbon alternatives but in the absence of more robust processes for the design, equipment selection, control, installation and commissioning their carbon savings potential could be severely compromised. The impact a good service and maintenance regime can make a significant difference. Gavin Redmore, Head of Energy at City FM, will take us through a critical analysis of each phase of these processes, highlighting best practice and sharing examples that show just how much difference following best practice can make to the performance of Air Source Heat Pumps in installation.
See the full programme of speakers and delegate networking and book to attend at www.ior.org.uk/netzeroconference
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The recording for the IOR TechTalk on “Unscrambling the Refrigerant Clutter for the Future” on 5th March is now available from the IOR Webinar Channel.
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EBSSA Sector Skills Plan Launched
3 Mar 2026
The Engineering and Building Services Skills Alliance (EBSSA) published recently their strategic Sector Skills Plan, as part of the work undertaken by the Construction Mission Skills Board.
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IOR Technician App Shortlisted for Award
26 Feb 2026
We're delighted to announce that the IOR Technician App has been shortlisted as a finalist for the ACR News Awards in the Training Initiative of the Year Category.
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Members invited to feedback on update and review of IOR Constitution
24 Feb 2026
A review of the IOR Constitution has been carried out to ensure it complies with current Charity Commission guidance and improve the wording for clarity. Open for consultation and comment by members until 30th April 2026.
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