Join us for a for a practical overview of the new Heat Network Regulations; unpacking what they mean for housing providers and what steps organisations should be taking now to prepare.

Led by Gemma Hancock, Executive Director of Assets and Development at MHS Homes, who will share first-hand insights from the housing association perspective offering a clear, grounded understanding of the compliance landscape, governance expectations, and the day-to-day challenges of implementing change at scale.

What the session will cover:

· What are the Heat Network Regulations and which schemes do they apply to? A clear breakdown of the new requirements, who they affect and how they fit within wider building and energy compliance

· The operational preparations needed to get ready for compliance Practical guidance on the systems, data and internal coordination required to meet upcoming obligations

· How has MHS Homes prepared for the new regulatory framework A real-world look at the steps taken by MHS, from governance planning to risk assessment and stakeholder engagement

· The hidden risks housing providers need to be watching out for Insight into the less obvious pitfalls from billing and data accuracy to resident communications and cost recovery.

About our speaker

Gemma Hancock is the Executive Director of Assets and Development at MHS Homes, responsible for leading the organisation’s Asset Management Strategy and Development Plan. With 19 years of experience in the social housing sector, Gemma has successfully managed a diverse portfolio of mixed-use, mixed-tenure housing and regeneration projects. Her expertise spans the full project lifecycle from feasibility and design to procurement and on-site delivery.

Who should attend?

This session will be useful for anyone involved in asset management and compliance, facilities management, property and estates management, service charge and finance teams, sustainability, energy and retrofit teams, development and regeneration, operations and executive management.