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Chris Doré, TriConnex Business Development Director, features in Showhouse Magazine’s ‘Building Change’ August feature.

Doré discusses the market pre and post-election, as well as the drive towards net zero and the sustainability targets being electrification. He continues to speak about electrification, “We’ve got this huge positive coming in the first half of next year, which is the fundamental connections reform of the grid. That’s a big structural shift which is going to really clean up the queue of grid connection applications.”

Read Chris’ full interview and insights on pg36-37 here.

Last week our newly appointed Wellbeing Champions completed a two-day training course on Mental Health First Aid with Mind.

From their training they learnt:

• An understanding of Mental Health and the factors that can affect wellbeing
• The importance of being non-judgemental and supporting through active listening
• How to spot signs for mental ill-health and how to support their colleagues

Congratulations to everyone for passing the course and for helping us to support positive mental, physical and social wellbeing across our business.

We are pleased to announce that TriConnex has been recognised as a finalist in this year’s Housebuilder Awards 2024, for the category: Subcontractor / Service Provider of the Year.

Our unique Grid Dynamix service addresses the challenges of grid capacity and supports residential developers with finding, capturing and keeping the electrical connections they require for their live projects.

A big thank you to our amazing team for making this possible and we look forward to the results and awards ceremony in October. 

Our Business Development Director Chris Doré speaks with Chris Windle from Housebuilder Magazine, discussing sustainability as an influential factor in house buying decisions.

Chris speaks about the move away from gas heating which the majority of TriConnex’s clients are now committed to – rolling out heat pumps on their developments.

They go on to discuss the growing grid capacity issues, and how sites are now connecting a tier or two above where they used to: “assessing the capacity to power all these devices in the electric only future is becoming a critical challenge.”

Read more on P40 & 48.

Our teams played in an 11-a-side charity football match last Friday, 5th April, at Braintree Town Football Club, to raise money for Mind and Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH).

Taking on our sister company eSmart Networks, TriConnex managed to secure the win, raising a whopping £3000 for our chosen charities.

It was a brilliant turnout and every player was brilliant. We thank everyone who came along to support the teams, but also thank everyone who donated and joined in with all the different fundraising activities.

Over the past few weeks our Business Development team have been exhibiting at different locations for the NHBC ‘Building for Tomorrow’ event.

Building for Tomorrow is a technical seminar series for the housebuilding industry, with over 1000 delegates that attend every year across eight locations.

From insightful speeches, to panel discussions and valuable networking, the event looks at evolving regulations and the homes of the future.

Our teams exhibited at London, Coventry and Bristol this year, and enjoyed meeting with new and existing faces.

Chris Doré features in Housebuilder Magazine’s ‘The Last Word’, giving insight into the UK residential utilities sector and how change is an imperative that we need to embrace.

Read Chris’ views on achieving net zero by 2050, innovative technologies enhancing energy efficiency and more.

The full article can be found here on p64.

Read more on embracing change with a focus on innovation, sustainability and adaptability for the future of utilities.

Chris Doré, TriConnex Business Development Director, recently spoke with Chris Windle of Housebuilder Magazine about grid capacity, as the industry moves towards electrification.

In this feature, Chris discusses how TriConnex have been raising the profile of grid capacity as an issue in the housebuilding industry, and how we have increased the level of awareness amongst developers.

Read the full article on page 50.

Members of our team visited Energy House 2.0 Manchester on Monday with Barratt Group, to see and learn more about the mind blowing housing technology in the pipeline.

Energy House 2.0 is a specially-built climate chamber that recreates temperatures ranging from -20˚C to +40˚C, as well as simulating wind, rain, snow and solar radiation to replicate the climate in 95% of the earth’s environments.

It will research and test new ways of powering heating and insulating homes, whilst cutting water usage. They will inform the sector about achieving a significant reduction in carbon emissions for new build homes from 2025.

The homes feature a range of new technologies, each of which could contribute to lowering the amount of carbon produced when a home is built, and the carbon footprint of the people who live in the home.

It was great for our Business Development team to see Energy House 2.0 in action and experience the future of housing.

To find out more, click here.

The WhatHouse? Awards 2023 returned to the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel, London, on Friday 17th November, with TriConnex sponsoring the ‘Best Sustainable Development’ category.

Congratulations to The Hill Group who won Housebuilder of the Year and also collected eight other awards on the night. Adam Swaine, Director of Sales, presented the Best Sustainable Development awards to the following winners:

Gold Award – Weston Homes

Silver Award – Hayfield

Bronze Award – Hill & Newland Homes

The Awards, in front of an audience of 1,400 housebuilding industry professionals and guests, were hosted by UK comedian Ed Gamble, and is a great celebration for all housebuilding winners on their successes but also a great networking opportunity.