Engineering services alliance, Actuate UK, has joined forces with Lyrical Communications, the team behind InstallerSHOW, to support its new event, elementalLONDON.
The two-day show, which is set to take place from 19th-20th November 2025 at ExCel London, aims to bring together over 200 exhibitors and 200+ speakers, to deliver an unmissable programme to 4,000 specifiers in the heating and cooling, water, air, and energy space.
With the theme of advancing the efficiency of buildings at its core, elementalLONDON will combine deep insight with practical understanding of the challenges faced by professionals in the heating and cooling, water, air, and energy space industries.
Maria Balermpa, operations and communications manager at Actuate UK, said: “elementalLondon will provide a great opportunity for engineering services companies and professionals to meet, exchange knowledge and views on current issues within the wider built environment community, including clients.
“We are looking forward to contributing to these discussions and addressing topical questions, such as, what is a safe and healthy building environment, how to minimise risk with better collaboration along the supply chain, and ensuring we have the skills and competence to realise sustainable, well-designed and well maintained buildings.”
Felicity Reese, partnerships manager at elementalLONDON, added: “We are very excited to agree this partnership with Actuate UK and to help promote their work and that of their alliance members to our audience. We look forward to working with them closely over the coming year and welcoming their members to ExCel London in November 2025 and beyond.”
The elementalLONDON audience is typically referred to under the umbrella of specifiers, but in practical terms is a broad church encompassing a variety of roles and disciplines across residential and non-residential. This includes building services engineers, developers, facilities managers, architects, designers, local authorities, housebuilders, housing associations, consultants, contractors and sustainability managers. The common thread within this community is the responsibility for making decisions based around the reduction of energy use and carbon emissions in the built environment.
