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The Spring issue of HMM includes our regular ‘product round-up’, which showcase the latest exciting and innovative products available.

In this issue:

• Ask the Expert: Howard Trotter of Shelforce
• Comment: Innovation at the grassroots
• Show Preview: Futurebuild
• Show Preview: InstallerSHOW
• Round Table: Reviewing Progress on Awaab’s Law & The Social Housing Act
• Show Preview: Housing 2026
• Industry Viewfinder: Holistic Approaches to Low Carbon Retrofit at Scale

Our features in this issue include:

• Building Fabric | Retrofit made simpler
  With millions of social homes still below an EPC rating of C, a data-led retrofit model is emerging to help landlords, Luke Gale at Wienerberger explains. See page 35…
  

• Decarbonisation | Meeting the sector’s decarbonisation goals
  Robert Dreghorn at The Electric Heating Company outlines how electric heating solutions paired with efficiency upgrades can help local authorities, housing associations and private landlords reduce carbon, cut bills and future proof homes. See page 38…

• Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning | A plan for fuel poverty
  David Patrick at Dimplex explores how electric heating and smart ventilation technologies can be easily integrated to deliver affordable warmth and comfort. See page 43…

• Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning | MVHR: The missing link
  Craig Cundey at Ubbink UK Ltd explains why MVHR systems are the missing link in delivering healthy, future proof social housing for both new build and retrofit. See page 45…

• Safety & Security | How digital tools can help social landlords meet Awaab’s Law
  Ben Wallbank at Trimble explains why the compliance challenge is as much about data as it is about maintenance, as well as how digital technology can help housing providers stay ahead. See page 47…

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