Asset Management Improvement Partnership 02.06.26

Asset Management Improvement Partnership (AMIP) will be taking place at Fulham Pier, the home of Fulham Football Club on Tuesday 2nd June 2026.

This AMIP session will explore the delivery of retrofit and decarbonisation programmes in practice. Topics will include Retrofit Credits, funding pathways, case studies and the challenges of high-risk and hard-to-retrofit buildings. The meeting will also look ahead to the future retrofit landscape, highlighting key trends, policy direction and what organisations need to do next.

We are pleased to confirm the following speakers and sessions:

• Antoine Pellet, HACT will explore retrofit credits, including how they work and the benefits they offer to suppliers, clients and contractors in supporting decarbonisation at scale.
• Bruce Benson, Mulalley will present on delivering decarbonisation in non-traditional homes, sharing lessons from Richmond Housing Partnership’s SHDF programme. This session will focus on the operational delivery of works across occupied homes, including managing resident needs, overcoming on-site challenges and maintaining quality, safety and programme pace, alongside the measurable outcomes achieved.
• Rowena Claydon-Smith, Abri and Ben Whiterod, Guildmore will discuss their collaborative approach to retrofit delivery, following their recognition as finalists in the Retrofit Partnership of the Year – Projects and Programmes category at The Retrofit Academy Awards 2026.
• Jess John, Pretium will provide insight into trends emerging from the Greener Futures Partnership (GFP), through which the Abri and Guildmore project was delivered. She will explore the role of the GFP framework which enables large-scale retrofit programmes to ensure that homes achieve at least an EPC Rating of C by the government target date of 2030.
• Amelia Adams and Pete Bailey, LiveWest will share LiveWest’s decarbonisation journey, covering retrofit and customer strategy, procurement and delivery across multiple contractors, operational implementation and the importance of audit and feedback loops in driving continuous improvement.

Lunch will be provided, with the opportunity for delegates to take part in optional guided tours of Fulham FC’s newly developed Riverside Stand, offering a behind-the-scenes look at one of London’s newest Premier League stadiums.

Each AMIP member organisation may nominate up to two delegates to attend as part of their membership. To confirm your attendance, please email AMIP@echelonip.co.uk by Tuesday 19 May 2026.