Smart Buildings Show conference programme is now LIVE

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The conference programme for Smart Buildings Show 2025 is now live and there’s a lot on offer from industry leading speakers who will debate emerging trends and provide a wealth of information to guide you towards efficiency in your buildings.

The conference programme for Smart Buildings Show 2025 is now live and there’s a lot on offer from industry leading speakers who will debate emerging trends and provide a wealth of information to guide you towards efficiency in your buildings.

The dedicated conference programme features over 120 speakers in four separate theatres which include Energy Management; IT & Digital Infrastructure; Management & Proptech and Controls & Networks.

As hybrid work, sustainability targets, and operational efficiency are becoming more prevalent than ever, smart infrastructure ties it all together and by combining digital systems with the built environment, businesses are gaining insights that lead to lower energy costs, more efficient use of space and smarter investment decisions. Stay ahead of the game and register now to secure your place.

Smart Buildings Show is the UK’s only dedicated commercial smart buildings conference and exhibition and takes place at ExCeL London on 15-16 October 2025.

Register now to secure your place at this year’s main event in the smart buildings calendar.

https://smartbuildingsshow.com

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