Elemental London has announced the formation of a partnership with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

RICS and Elemental London want the partnership enable them to work together to effect positive change in the UK built environment. 

Elemental London, which is aimed at professionals in the heating and cooling, water, air, and energy space, is the latest event launched by the team behind Installer Show. The RICS London Board Annual Meeting will be co-located at Elemental London, which is expecting over 4,000 specifiers from across the built environment industry at the Excel in London on 19 and 20 November, and will provide an opportunity for members to meet the board and attend an exclusive RICS technical talk with a guest speaker. 

There will be a limited number of tickets available for non-members, who are interested in finding out more about RICS’ work in the sustainability sector. RICS will also be contributing to the two-day conference and exhibition programme with a series of panel debates featuring guest speakers from the industry. 

James Paul from RICS London Regional Board commented: “RICS is delighted to be partnering with Elemental London over what promises to be an exciting opportunity for specifiers, designers and surveyors to showcase the best the industry has to offer in the way of exciting innovation as we meet the challenges of carbon capture and whole life cycle costing.

"We look forward to meeting many of our industry friends and collaborators there and will be hosting several talks and seminars with a number of leading guest speakers.”? 

Felicity Reese, Elemental London Partnerships Manager, added: “We are thrilled to agree this partnership with RICS and to have their support for Elemental London. We look forward to hosting their London Board Annual Meeting at the show and facilitating introductions between the Institution and our wider visitor audience. 

"Elemental London is all about bringing the industry together to connect, share knowledge and ideas and bring about positive change – so what better way to achieve this.  We are excited to have their input and to welcome their members to Excel London in 2025 and beyond.”