Meet The Contractor – Warm Homes Collaboration (Nottingham)

7th July 2027 · 10:00am – 3:30pm

Notts County Football Club, Nottingham NG2 3HJ

The Energy Efficiency Association CIC (EEA) proudly presents Meet The Contractor – Warm Homes Collaboration.

Description

Taking place at Notts County Football Club on Wednesday 7th July 2027, the Nottingham Meet The Contractor event will bring together contractors, suppliers and key organisations from across the East Midlands energy efficiency and Warm Homes supply chain.

This is not a traditional conference. It is a dedicated networking and collaboration event designed to connect contractors, local authorities, retrofit and energy efficiency specialists, manufacturers, suppliers and other organisations involved in delivering energy efficiency improvements and Warm Homes projects.

With dedicated exhibition and Meet & Greet opportunities, attendees will have the chance to meet potential partners, discover innovative products and services, build valuable relationships and explore new business opportunities across the region.

Whether you are looking to strengthen your supply chain, connect with local contractors, showcase your services or discover upcoming opportunities, Meet The Contractor Nottingham provides a valuable platform to build connections and support the delivery of energy efficiency and retrofit projects across the East Midlands.

Tickets

Book your ticket

Available Tickets: Up to 250

EEA Members: £25.00 +VAT

Non-Members: £25.00 +VAT

Call the EEA on 01691 680960 for more information

Itinerary

Meet our speakers

Meet the people sharing their knowledge and experience.

Gary Braybrooke

Founder & Chief Executive

Energy Efficiency Association

Gary Braybrooke is a distinguished leader in the energy efficiency sector, serving as the founding Chief Executive of the Energy Efficiency Association (EEA). He is widely recognised for his exceptional ability to foster collaboration across the industry and his unwavering commitment to advancing energy efficiency and combating fuel poverty. Before founding the EEA, Gary was instrumental in the creation of the Energy Efficiency Awards, which he has successfully managed for the past decade. These awards have become a cornerstone of the industry, highlighting and celebrating excellence in energy efficiency. With a professional background in publishing and sales, Gary brings a wealth of experience in communication and stakeholder engagement. His expertise has been pivotal in driving the success of the initiatives he leads. In his personal life, Gary is an ardent supporter of Liverpool FC and a dedicated cricket enthusiast.

Exhibitors

Call the EEA on 01691 680960 to exhibit at this event.

UK Plumbing Supplies

UK Plumbing Supplies operate from over 300 individual locations and serve all aspects of the marketplace from plumbing and heating to bathrooms and renewables.

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Venue information

Notts County Football Club

Meadow Lane Stadium, Meadow Lane

Nottingham

NG2 3HJ

Meadow Lane has been our home stadium since its opening in 1910. It currently has an all-seated capacity of 19,841 for EFL games, although its maximum capacity is 20,229. The record attendance is 47,310 for a match against York City in the FA Cup Sixth Round on 12 March 1955. The highest all-seater attendance is 17,615, for the League Two play-off semi-final against Coventry City on 18 May 2018.

The Derek Pavis Stand contains a number of conference and function facilities to complement the Meadow Lane Sports Bar situated behind the Family Stand, as well as our new 1,200-capacity fanzone and events space, the Nest, on Iremonger Road.

These facilities host numerous events throughout the year, ranging from live shows, entertainment, social evenings, meetings, wedding, wakes, birthday parties, receptions, conferences and everything in between.

During the 2024 closed season the pitch was re-laid including the installation of new drainage and pipes for future undersoil heating. The playing surface is a hybrid SIS type

Directions

Nottingham Railway Station is just under a mile away from Meadow Lane so should take under 20 minutes to walk. Exit on Station Street side and turn left, then take a right on to London Road (A60). Follow this road then turn left onto Cattle Market Road and cross the bridge. Continue to the junction and take the County Road exit on the right, where you will then see the stadium approaching.

Parking

There are a number of parking options near Meadow Lane. There is some parking at the stadium, but there are also quite a few car parks within walking distance. There is also a couple of Park and Ride Schemes that prove popular with visiting supporters.

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