ESS Expo 2025 Show Preview

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WELCOME

We’re delighted to welcome you to the 2025 edition of the Environmental Services & Solutions Expo (ESS) - the UK’s most comprehensive event for the environmental services industry. Brought to you by ROAR B2B, ESS Expo returns to the NEC Birmingham this September, bigger and more influential than ever before.

Over the past year, ESS has evolved into a true powerhouse of sustainable showcase. In 2025, we proudly unveil a fully integrated platform that now includes Complete Auto Recycling Show & Metals Recycling Event (CARS & MRE) officially joining the ESS family as an annual fixture. This champions the vehicle and metal recycling industry, offering unparalleled opportunities to connect, learn, and drive change across these specialised sectors.

We’re also thrilled to welcome two of the UK’s leading water and air quality events - WWEM (Water, Wastewater and Environmental Management) and AQE (Air Quality & Emissions) - as permanent pillars within the ESS framework. Their integration significantly highlights solutions in instrumentation, monitoring, analysis, and compliance across air, water, and industrial emissions.

Adding to this dynamic growth is the debut of Geotechnical Engineering & Operations Expo (GEO) - a brand-new feature spotlighting ground engineering, soil stabilisation, and all things geotechnical. GEO Expo responds directly to the industry’s growing need for sustainable geotechnical solutions in the face of climate change, urban development, and infrastructure expansion.

Together, these shows create a unified platform that spans every major pillar of the environmental ecosystem: from resource and waste management, recycling, net zero, water, air, and energy, to biodiversity, circular economy, and beyond. Indoors and outdoors, our expansive exhibition space is packed with cutting-edge technology, hands-on demonstrations, keynote debates, and forward-thinking policy insights.

ESS Expo is where global brands, disruptors, thought-leaders, Government, engineers, policymakers, and practitioners come together to network, discover actionable insights, discuss key strategies, and source new products and services from leading suppliers in the environmental sector. And with the largest speaker line-up we’ve ever hosted, you’ll leave inspired, informed, and ready to lead change.

Dive into this digital preview to explore everything ESS 2025 has to offerand don’t forget to secure your free ticket if you haven’t already! We can’t wait to welcome you in September.

Rob Mowat, Managing Director, ESS Expo

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ESS 2025: The Show That Just Keeps Growing

ESS is having something of a growth spurt. This September’s event has expanded by over 30%, making it comfortably the UK’s largest environmental gathering. When the doors open at Birmingham NEC on 17-18 September, visitors will find a show that’s evolved in scope.

The expansion reflects how environmental challenges have become increasingly interconnected – and how the industry has responded by bringing different specialisms under one roof.

Three New Additions That Make Sense

CARS Expo makes its ESS debut this year, creating a dedicated space for vehicle recyclers, dismantlers, and metal recovery specialists. It’s a natural fit given the automotive industry’s push toward circularity and the growing complexity of end-of-life vehicle processing.

GEO Expo builds on the success of our Contamination & Land Remediation Expo, giving geotechnical professionals their own area to explore site investigation, remediation techniques, and emerging monitoring technologies.

The big acquisition news is WWEM and AQE – the established air and water quality events that now call ESS home. This collaboration creates a single platform where environmental monitoring professionals can access everything from atmospheric sensors to water treatment innovations.

Action on the Floor, Networking at the Bar

The live demonstration area returns with more machinery, equipment, and real-world testing than ever before. There’s something compelling about watching technology actually work rather than just hearing about it in presentations.

The new Tippers & Tankers Zone focuses on the transport side of waste and materials management – an area that’s becoming increasingly important as operators look to optimise logistics and reduce their carbon footprint.

Need a break between sessions? Head to the Inn on the Green, ESS’s own onsite pub—complete with live music both days and plenty of networking opportunities in a relaxed setting.

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Speakers Who Actually Have Things to Say

The speaker lineup tackles real challenges rather than theory. Alex Sobel MP brings energy case studies from the coalface of Net Zero policy, while National Gas’s Doug Millington-Smith explores hydrogen’s practical role in the clean energy transition.

Liverpool Football Club’s Rishi Jain might seem like an unusual addition until you consider that sports clubs are becoming serious players in sustainability. He’ll share how one of the world’s most famous football clubs is embedding sustainability and circularity across operations and fan engagement.

Mike Reader MP takes on construction decarbonisation – a sector that struggles to deliver meaningful carbon savings. Meanwhile, Hitachi Energy’s Raul Montano to make large-scale infrastructure projects less complex and more cost-effective.

TV presenter Michaela Strachan headlines the programme, bringing decades of environmental storytelling experience talking about conservation and climate change case studies.

Recognition Where It’s Due

This year’s Environmental Monitoring Awardsnow hosted at ESS - received a record-breaking 200+ entries. Winners will be announced at a celebratory evening event at The VOX on 17 September – limited tickets available, so move fast if you want to celebrate with the sector’s finest.

The 35 Under 35 and Environment 100 recognition events spotlight both rising talent and established leaders. In a sector facing skills shortages, these programmes matter more than ever so be sure to check them out!

Twenty Theatres of Knowledge

With eight additional content theatres this year, ESS offers its most comprehensive learning programme yet. Air quality, circularity, biodiversity, net-zero, water, waste – if it’s environmentally important, there’s probably a dedicated session.

The challenge won’t be finding relevant content – it’ll be choosing between competing sessions that all sound essential to your work.

Why This Matters

ESS 2025 represents the environmental sector at a pivotal moment. Technology is advancing rapidly, regulation is tightening, and client expectations are rising. Having the key players, latest innovations, and sharpest thinking in one place for two days isn’t just convenient – it’s strategic.

Whether you’re looking for solutions, suppliers, or simply trying to stay ahead of industry developments, ESS has become the place where the environmental sector does business.

ESS 2025 runs 17-18 September at Birmingham NEC. Registration is open - book your ticket online.

Enhance your ESS Expo experience with the brand-new 2025 Event App

Maximise every moment of your visit to the NEC Birmingham on 17-18 September with the brand-new ESS 2025 Event App - your personal guide, planner, and networking hub all at your fingertips.

Instant Access, Zero Downloads

Forget the hassle of app stores. The ESS Event App launches straight in your browser with just one click - no download required. That means more convenience, less clutter, and immediate access to everything you need to navigate ESS on the go.

Smarter Suggestions Just for You

Once inside, the app gets to work, tailoring your experience by suggesting the most relevant Exhibitors, Sessions, Products, and Speakers based on your interests. Say goodbye to scrolling endlessly and say hello to curated discovery.

Seamless Networking & Meetings

Make meaningful connections with exhibitors using the integrated messaging system. Book meetings in advance or on the fly, and keep your schedule organised without the back-and-forth of emails.

Navigate with Ease

The built-in interactive floor plan means you’ll never get lost. Find your way to stands, theatres, lounges, and meeting points effortlessly.

Your Day, Your Way

The “My Event” feature offers a snapshot of your entire visit, highlighting favourited sessions and confirmed meetings so you can make the most of every hour.

Fast, Contactless Entry

No more digging through emails on the day. Your digital event badge is stored safely in the app, giving you easy access to your unique QR code. Simply scan it at the badge printing stations on arrival for a smooth, hassle-free start to your day.

To Get Started

Click the link or scan the QR code using your mobile to log in with your registered mobile number or email.

Experience ESS 2025 like never before - organised, personalised, and connected.

Government Voices Driving Change at ESS Expo 2025

ESS Expo 2025 will see influential government voices take to the stage, providing critical insights into the policies, strategies, and innovations shaping the UK’s journey towards sustainability, net-zero and circular economy. With sessions spanning renewable energy, construction, decarbonisation, and sustainable urban drainage systems, attendees will gain first-hand perspectives on how government action is aligning with industry ambition.

On Wednesday 17th September, the Sustainable Pathways for Decarbonising Construction session in the Construction & Demolition Theatre will feature Mike Reader MP from the House of Commons alongside Andy Hill of the Washed Aggregates Trade Association. Together, they will address the urgent need for policydriven transformation in construction, from adopting lowcarbon materials to scaling circular economy practices. Expect practical frameworks and regulatory pathways designed to help the sector meet its decarbonisation targets.

Thursday 18th September begins with Implementing Robust Renewable Systems: Ukraine Energy Case Study for Net Zero, led by Alex Sobel MP, Member of Parliament for Leeds Central and Headingley. Drawing on lessons from Ukraine’s energy resilience, Sobel will explore how robust renewable infrastructure can accelerate the UK’s Net Zero objectives, highlighting both international collaboration and domestic implementation strategies.

The government’s commitment to climate-resilient infrastructure will also be represented in Julia Buckley MP, Labour MP for Shrewsbury, who will take to the SuDS Live Theatre to discuss sustainable urban drainage systems. Her contribution will focus on legislative priorities, funding mechanisms, and local authority engagement in creating flood-resilient communities.

By combining global case studies, sector-specific policy updates, and actionable insights, these sessions will set the stage for a deeper understanding of how political will is translating into tangible environmental progress. Whether your focus is renewable energy, construction, or climate-adaptive infrastructure, the government-led programme at ESS Expo will provide the strategic context to drive your projects forward.

Making Waves with a Breath of Fresh Air to the NEC – WWEM & AQE 2025

Two of the UK’s most respected specialist environmental events join the ESS family for the first time this September. The Water, Wastewater & Environmental Management Expo (WWEM) and the Air Quality & Emissions Expo (AQE) have long been recognised as the country’s leading platforms for monitoring, measurement, and sector innovation. Now, visitors can experience these much-loved shows as part of the wider ESS line-up – with the same trusted format, expert-led content, and top-tier exhibitors they’ve come to expect, alongside even more opportunities, connections, and cross-sector insights found only at ESS.

This exciting addition brings together the very best in water resource management, wastewater treatment, and environmental monitoring with world-leading expertise in air quality control, emissions reduction, and industrial monitoring. It also means a larger footprint at the NEC, with the event now expanding into Hall 6 to accommodate this enhanced offering.

An Enhanced Visitor Experience

WWEM 2025 will present a packed programme across its Keynote, Monitoring, and Technical Theatres, joined for the first time by SuDS Live – a specialist hub dedicated to Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems – along with the vibrant WWEM Networking Hub. AQE will deliver its expert-led content across both the Air Quality Theatre and the Emissions Theatre, with dynamic networking spaces centred around the ESS Expo Café. Together, both shows will also host the prestigious Environmental Monitoring Awards & Gala Dinner on the evening of day one, celebrating excellence and innovation across the sector.

A Speaker Programme Packed with Insight

WWEM highlights include Judy Procter (Environment Agency) on the future of monitoring in the water industry; Dr Alireza Abbassi Monjezi (Waterwhelm) on innovation funding; and Claire Rhodes (Challenge Works) on collaborative climate solutions. Panels will explore safety standards, smarter network management, and breakthrough technologies from leaders like Daniel Woodward (Northumbrian Water), Lisa Griffin (Anglian Water), Ben Simms (Eginsoft UK), and Brian Moloney (StormHarvester).

From AQE, hear from Dr Bill Parish (DEFRA) on UK air quality policy, Rebecca Pow (Environmental Industries Association) on linking climate and air quality, and Professor Rod Jones (University of Cambridge) on delivering the world’s first construction low-emission zone. Additional sessions include Larissa Lockwood (Global Action Plan) on public engagement, Jérôme Louat (Envea) on AI for air quality data validation, and Professor David Carslaw (York University) on vehicle emissions monitoring.

Reflecting on the growing anticipation, Daniel Ware, Publisher at Water Magazine, commented:

“There’s a genuine buzz building around WWEM 2025. It’s become clear from talking to the industry that people are more excited about this event than I’ve seen for a while. It’s taken me right back to the feeling we had during the IWEX days of the 90s. Great to see WWEM still bringing the industry together!”

Now officially part of the ESS portfolio, WWEM & AQE 2025 offer unmatched networking, cross-industry collaboration, and access to the latest innovations and solutions driving progress across the entire environmental spectrum. It’s set to be our most exciting edition yet –delivering the same trusted expertise, now with even greater scope and opportunity. Don’t miss your chance to be part of a landmark moment for the sector – see you in Hall 6!

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Vehicle and Metal Recyclers Find New Home at ESS

The recycling industry landscape is shifting, and nowhere is this more evident than in the decision to bring the Complete Auto Recycling Show (CARS) and Metals Recycling Event (MRE) under the ESS umbrella for the first time.

For vehicle dismantlers and metal recyclers who have attended these events as standalone shows, the integration promises a different experience entirely. Rather than operating in their traditional silos, attendees will now rub shoulders with waste management professionals, environmental consultants, and sustainability experts from across the sector.

The numbers tell part of the story – around 2,000 specialist visitors from the automotive and metals sectors will join 13,000 other environmental professionals, with 70 exhibitors showcasing everything from ELV processing equipment to battery recovery technology.

Real-World Demonstrations Take Centre Stage

One of the most anticipated features is the expanded Live Demonstration Area, where visitors can witness machinery and processes in action rather than simply viewing static displays. For an industry where operational efficiency and safety improvements can make or break margins, seeing technology perform in real-time conditions offers genuine value.

Conference Sessions Tackle Industry Pressures

The conference programme reflects the challenges currently facing both sectors. CARS will address the practical implications of the new ELV Code of Practice – a topic that’s been causing headaches for many operators trying to navigate compliance requirements. David Cresswell from ABP Club and Mark Wells from The Institute of Automotive Engineer Assessors will walk through what the changes actually mean on the ground.

The automotive sessions also dive into the operational realities of ELV processing, with Dave Pickering from Eladene Systems joining representatives from SYNETIQ and Autospares & Salvage to discuss how yards are adapting to changing market conditions. Eddie Longworth from e2e Total Loss Claims Management will chair what’s likely to be a frank discussion about the evolving relationship between recyclers and the insurance sector.

Perhaps most intriguingly, the “From Charge to Reuse” session will explore EV battery recovery – a topic that’s moved from theoretical future concern to immediate operational challenge as electric vehicles begin appearing in yards in meaningful numbers. With experts from Nissan, Altillium, and EMR on the panel, attendees should get practical insights into what’s actually possible with current battery processing technology.

Metals Track Addresses Global Pressures

The MRE programme takes on equally pressing issues, starting with “Price vs Policy” – examining how global trade tensions, environmental regulations, and market volatility are reshaping metal recycling operations. Senior figures from the London Metal Exchange, Worldsteel, and Bureau of International Recycling will discuss how recyclers can navigate an increasingly complex international landscape.

The UK steel industry session promises to be particularly relevant given ongoing uncertainty about domestic production capacity. Representatives from Tata Steel, UK Steel, and MPIUK will explore where recycled materials fit into the sector’s future – crucial information for scrap processors trying to understand long-term demand patterns.

A Test of Integration

For ESS organisers, the integration represents a significant expansion of scope. For CARS and MRE attendees, it offers access to a broader ecosystem of potential partners, customers, and suppliers. Whether this cross-pollination delivers genuine business value will likely depend on how effectively the programming connects different sectors and how willing attendees are to step outside their traditional networking circles.

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Spotlighting the Environmental Sector’s New Trailblazers – The 35 Under 35 Awards

Celebrate the rising stars of the environmental sector at the 35 Under 35 Awards 2025. On Day One of the show, Wednesday 17 September 2025, from 14:00 to 16:00 - join us in the Future Talent Hub, proudly sponsored by Grundon Waste Management, for an inspiring ceremony honouring the next generation of environmental leaders.

The 35 Under 35 programme celebrates outstanding young professionals under the age of 35 who are driving innovation, championing sustainability, and delivering measurable impact across the environmental sector. From waste and recycling, water management, and energy to construction, land management, air quality, and any aspect of corporate sustainability, these awards recognise trailblazers making a difference today and shaping the future for tomorrow.

This year’s ceremony promises to be an unmissable highlight of ESS Expo. Attendees can look forward to discovering the shortlist of exceptional finalists and seeing the Top 3 Rising Stars revealed live on stage. Alongside the awards, the event will feature insightful contributions from previous winners, sharing their perspectives on the opportunities and challenges the sector will face over the next decade and beyond.

The atmosphere in the Future Talent Hub will be one of energy, optimism, and ambition – a fitting tribute to those leading the charge in building a more sustainable future for our sector.

So, mark your calendar and make sure you’re there to witness the announcement of the sector’s next generation and brightest talent. Future leaders are being made now – come and see them in action at the 35 Under 35 Awards.

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Resource Reimagined: Your Guide to Recycling, EfW & Sustainable Energy Highlights at ESS Expo

Across the RWM, CARS & MRE, and EFD Expo shows, exhibitors are ready to showcase cutting-edge products and solutions designed to boost efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and strengthen the circular economy. Here’s your guide to the launches and highlights you won’t want to miss.

Smarter Sorting & Recovery

AI, automation, and advanced engineering take centre stage in the sorting technology line-up. AMP presents its modular AMP ONE facility-scale sortation system, capable of recovering over 90% of target materials from mixed feedstocks while cutting labour and operating costs.

Sorted Technologies unveils SortBot, a compact AI-powered robot for QC and positive recovery lines, offered via a Robot-as-a-Service model to remove high CapEx barriers. Pellenc ST’s AISEE™ deep-learning quality control gantry provides real-time monitoring and actionable insights to optimise line performance.

In high-purity metal recovery, STEINERT showcases its enhanced PLASMAX | LIBS aluminium sorting system and UniSort PR AI-driven PET sorting platform. Magnapower launches its ECS Mk4 Eddy Current Separator, delivering cleaner separation, faster throughput, and easy maintenance.

Innovations in Recycling Equipment

Heavy-duty processing solutions are in abundance. Anhui Wali Environmentals’s shredders and crushers tackle bulky waste, tyres, and scrap with low energy use, while Banzo Engineering demonstrates complete sorting plant capabilities for household waste, PMD, and C&D materials.

Ad Rem NV’s heavy media separation drum is designed for clean, high-grade aluminium recovery from shredder residue, and LONGi Magnet Co. presents turnkey EPC solutions for aluminium and metal recycling.

Automet Ltd showcases its full aluminium recycling loop from scrap to secondary ingot production, and The Royal Mint demonstrates its clean-tech e-waste facility, extracting precious metals with minimal environmental impact.

Supporting Circularity & Sustainability

Timberpak Ltd highlights its role in supplying recycled timber for EGGER UK’s chipboard production, diverting over 350,000 tonnes annually from landfill and incineration. WARD brings its nationwide, multi-material waste and metals recycling services.

Yellowstone Environmental Solutions introduces its tricanter technology for recovering oil, fuels, and valuable materials from sludge streams. SAI-PAC UK showcases a wide range of recycled-content and reusable collection products for food waste, kerbside, and clinical waste.

Glasdon UK’s Origin® Infinity indoor recycling bin and Nexus® Evolution City offer fully customisable, multi-stream collection options, while Sovereign Print provides durable, compliant labelling for bins, skips, and hazardous waste containers.

Tech for Better Waste Management

Sensorita’s sensor-native platform combines GPS tracking, fill-level monitoring, and customer interfaces to optimise routes, reduce service calls, and prevent asset loss. VWS Software Solutions presents PurGo, a waste management ERP with real-time fleet tracking, compliance automation, and financial control. Waste Logics introduces AI tools that help operators cut costs and reclaim hundreds of staff hours each month.

Impact Environmental Group debuts its iSeries Compactor alongside bin fleet management and refurbishment services. Industrial Washing Machines showcases automated bin washers with water recycling for improved hygiene and operational efficiency.

Energy from Waste & Sustainable Energy Solutions

In the EFD Expo zone, Thöni Industriebetriebe GmbH presents anaerobic digestion and digestate processing technology. ADVEN (VYNCKE) highlights global wasteto-energy plants, carbon capture readiness, and flexible fuel handling. Certas Energy showcases HVO renewable diesel and commercial solar PV solutions, while Hofstetter Environmental demonstrates landfill gas and biogas utilisation systems.

Triveni Turbines exhibits highefficiency steam turbines for EfW plants, and Power Plant Training Ltd brings modular training packages and simulators for EfW operator development.

Specialist Plant, Vehicles & Equipment

Kiverco’s modular recycling plant systems are designed for long-term adaptability. Vermeer UK demonstrates its LS3600TX, HG6000TX, and HG400TX machinery in action. Refuse Vehicle Solutions presents its electric e-One

From precision robotics and AI sorting to renewable energy integration and smarter fleet management, the Resource, Recycling, EfW, and Sustainable Energy zones promise a showcase of technology and expertise designed to shape a cleaner, more efficient future for resource management. Make these stands part of your ESS Expo 2025 plan and see the solutions that could transform circularity in your operations.

Groundbreaking Solutions: A Geotechnical & Geoenvironmental Showcase

CLR Expo and GEO Expo bring together the geotechnical and geoenvironmental sectors of ESS Expo, showcasing innovative solutions for brownfield regeneration, greenfield development, and sustainable engineering. From infrastructure-strengthening materials to specialist site compliance technology, here’s what to look out for on the show floor.

Smarter Travel for Construction Projects

Rapid Travel Group demonstrates how its bespoke online booking platform, RORI, centralises travel bookings, approvals, and reporting for construction industry teams. Visitors can see how it helps improve compliance, cut admin time, and uncover hidden savings such as improved cashflow through interest-free credit. With the support of their expert team, companies gain full visibility over spend, whether for long-term site stays, last-minute trips, or specialist needs like van parking.

Building Sustainable, Resilient Infrastructure

The International Geosynthetics Society (IGS) highlights the essential role geosynthetics play in strengthening infrastructure and extending life cycles. From road construction and landfill containment to coastal protection and climate adaptation, these high-performance polymeric materials help reduce carbon footprints and conserve natural resources. Attendees can meet experts from leading organisations and explore global best practice in sustainable infrastructure solutions.

Innovations in Onsite Compliance

Kelly Tanks debuts systems at both ends of its product range, from compact portable washouts to large high-flow pH control units. Designed for durability and ease of use, these modular systems ensure compliance, minimise waste, prevent contamination, and support responsible water management on construction sites.

Testing & Verification Expertise

Geoshield demonstrates integrity testing methods for ground gas protection systems, explains current legislation and guidance, and walks visitors through the verification process. Their stand also features interactive games with exciting prizes to be won – so check them out!

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Measures of Success: Advances in Air, Water & Environmental Monitoring

The WWEM and AQE zones at ESS Expo bring together the world’s leading technologies for environmental monitoring, compliance, and management. Here’s a look at some of the innovations you’ll find on the show floor.

Breathing New Life into Air Monitoring

DeNOx Environment Europe demonstrates its proven SCR DeNOx and oxidation catalysts for NOx, CO, VOC, and other emissions reductions. Topsoe showcases its advanced CATOX™, O₂Xtract™, TopFrax™ and CataFlex™ catalysts for VOC removal, oxygen extraction, and dioxin/NOx/CO control, plus off-gas treatment and sulfuric acid production solutions.

TOFWERK launches the AirTox Monitor, delivering real-time, mobile-ready VOC detection with GPS mapping. ION SENSE® (ION Science Ltd) presents MiniPID 2, NextPM particle sensors, and integration boards for high-accuracy VOC and particulate monitoring. Microtech Filters brings a wide range of air, dust, and gas filters with bespoke solutions. Picarro highlights precision ethylene oxide monitoring systems, while Clarity Movement showcases solar-powered, MCERTS-certified particulate and NO₂ monitors with modular add-ons.

Making Waves in Water Quality

AUMA Actuators unveils advanced electric actuators with smart retrofits for operational efficiency. Teledyne Valeport Water debuts the compact Hyperion32 optical sensor alongside integrated water monitoring solutions.

ATAC Solutions features modular, energyefficient wastewater treatment systems, while Solsta and Digi present industrial automation and remote monitoring technology. Lovibond Water Testing shows its MD50 photometers, spectrophotometers, and BOD systems. Pearpoint demonstrates pushrod and crawler pipeline inspection systems with GraniteNet asset software.

IDEXX Water offers the portable Tecta™ automated water testing lab, and Teledyne ISCO presents MCERTS-certified non-contact flow measurement and robust sampling systems. CIRIA shares the latest industry guidance, Xylem Water Solutions showcases AMP8ready water quality monitoring, and CSignum introduces its EM-2Q wireless submerged monitoring system.

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Introduction to the ESS 2025 Agenda

ESS Expo 2025 promises to be our most dynamic and forward-thinking edition yet, bringing together the very best minds, solutions, and thought-leaders driving the environmental services sector forward. As the industry continues to evolve at pace - responding to new regulations, technological breakthroughs, and shifting global priorities - this year’s agenda has been carefully designed to inspire, inform, and connect.

Across two action-packed days, the programme showcases a mix of high-level keynote addresses, thought-provoking panel debates, and practical sessions tailored to the everyday challenges faced by professionals in waste management, recycling, water, energy, air quality, land remediation, geotechnical engineering, and everything in between. From policy-shaping discussions with regulators to case studies from pioneering businesses, the agenda offers a unique opportunity to explore not just where the industry is heading, but how you can get there ahead of the curve, and take home actionable insights for your operation.

Highlights include sessions on circular economy strategies, the role of AI and automation in resource management, net-zero pathways, and emerging markets for secondary materials. Specialist theatres will also dive deep into technical innovation, providing an invaluable platform for knowledge exchange across every corner of the sector.

Beyond the stage, the programme is designed to encourage conversation and collaboration. Networking sessions and interactive workshops will ensure that you leave not only with fresh ideas but also with meaningful new strategies and contacts to help put them into action.

Whether you’re a policymaker, local authority, service provider, or solution supplier, the ESS Expo 2025 agenda has been built with you in mind. The following pages outline the

AQE Emissions Theatre:

17 September, 2025

10:45–11:30 Cleaner Construction: Delivering the World’s First Construction Low-Emission Zone

11:45–12:15

Andrew Gordon, Pan London NRMM Project

Jason Andrews, London Borough of Merton

Ensuring Data Quality and Compliance in Indicative Measurement Networks

Roland Leigh, EarthSense

14:00–14:30 Novel Techniques for Detection and Collection of Aerosols for Environmental Monitoring

Chris Stopford, University of Hertfordshire

14:45–15:15 Development of AI Based Pre-Validation Solution for Air Quality Data

Jérôme Louat, Envea

15:30–16:00 Continuous Monitoring of Multi-Gas Emissions: Early Experiments in a Uniquely Challenging Field

Doug Millington-Smith, National Gas Transmission

AQE Air Quality Theatre: 17

September, 2025

10:00–10:05 Welcome and Introduction

Jim Mills, Environment Industries Association

10:05–10:30 Delivery of Air Quality Policy and Air Quality Targets for the UK Government

Dr Bill Parish, DEFRA

10:30–11:30 Air Quality & Climate Change: A Fireside Chat & Debate

Rebecca Pow, Environmental Industries Association (EIA)

Rod Jones, University of Cambridge

11:30–12:00 How We Are Monitoring Clean Air in London

12:00–12:30

Matthew Browning, Greater London Authority

Case Study with Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah CBE from the Ella Roberta Foundation

Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah CBE, Ella Roberta Foundation

14:00–14:30 Improving Understanding About Air Pollution to Create Change

Larissa Lockwood, Global Action Plan

14:30–15:30 A New measurement Technique for Quantifying Vehicle Emissions and Concentration Source Apportionment

Professor David Carslaw, York University

CARS ELV & Metals Recycling

Theatre: 17 September, 2025

10:00–10:30 ELV: Raising the Standard: Understanding the New ELV Code of Practice

David Cresswell, ABP Club

10:40–11:25 Metals: Price vs Policy: The Global Tug-of-War in Metal Recycling

Christian Mildner, London Metal Exchange

Colin Richardson, Steel lead, Worldsteel

Daniela Waizel, Bureau of International Recycling

Elena Grebiniuk, International Steel Statistics Bureau (ISSB) Ltd5

11:35–12:05

12:15–12:45

12:55–13:40

13:50–14:35

ELV: The Institue of Vehicle Recovery

Derek Firminger, The IVR Group

Metals: The Burning Issues Surrounding Lithium-ion Batteries in the Waste Industry

Matt Humby, Firechief Global

ELV: Inside the Yard: The Changing Face of ELV Operations

Dave Pickering, Eladene Systems

Michael Hill, SYNETIQ

Robert Austin, Autospares & Salvage

Eddie Longworth, e2e Total Loss Claims Management

Metals: Metal Recycling and it’s journey to Net Zero

Donna Rogers, Rogers Metal Management LLP

Mike Hogan, EUROPEAN METAL RECYCLING LIMITED

Nathan Wood, Turnley Environmental

Cameron Leitch, British Metals Recycling Association

CARS ELV & Metals Recycling

Theatre: 17 September, 2025

14:45–15:15

15:25–16:10

Circular Economy featuring Recycled Parts; what is the Insurers & Bodyshop’s attitude towards recycled parts

Adam Murray, Solus an Aviva Company

Metals: People, Process, Pressure: Navigating Operational Challenges in Metal Recycling

Anthony Bird, International Metal and Cables Recycling

Shane Mellor, Mellor Metals

Simon Gunn, EUROPEAN METAL RECYCLING LIMITED (EMR)

Steven Robertson, John Brocklesby Metal Management

Toby Potter, WARD

Antonia Grey, British Metals Recycling Association

CLR Keynote Theatre:

17 September, 2025

10:00–10:30 Ghosts of Remediation Past, Present and Future: A Journey from 2000 to 2050

10:45–11:30

11:45–12:15

Paul Nathanail, LQM

Future-Proofing the Ground: UK Land Remediation Beyond 2025

Adrian Bhreathnach, ASP Environmental

Amy Parekh-Pross, Socotec

Joe Jackson, Jackson Remediation

Jonathan Atkinson, CL:AIRE

Stewart King, Adler & Allan

Groundwater Remediation: Proven Approaches for Complex Sites

Lucy Bethell, Mott Macdonald

12:30–13:00 PFAS, The Everywhere Chemical?

Jonathan Parry, SLR Consulting

13:15–14:00 Assessing Risk, Protecting Health: Advances in Contaminated Land Assessment

Naomi Rintoul-Hynes, Canterbury Christ Church University

Joanne Kwan, CIRIA

14:15–15:00 From Derelict to Developed: Large-Scale Site Regeneration

Joe Jackson, Jackson Remediation

Roni Savage, Jomas Associates

Steve Edgar, VertaseFLI Limited

Paul Nathanail, LQM

16:00–16:30 Strategy First: Managing Environmental Risk Before It Manages You

Chris Ramsbottom, Adler & Allan

Shirley Miles, Adler & Allan

CLR Technical Theatre: 17 September, 2025

10:00–10:45 PFAS Solutions: Cutting-Edge Developments in Database Management and Remediation Technologies

Ben Lawry, ATG

Duncan Sanders, ATG Group

11:00–11:45 Delivered by Envirotreat Solutions Limited

David Slater, Envirotreat Solutions

12:00–12:45 The Evolution of PFAS Analysis: Current Capabilities and Future Innovations

Clare Llowarch, i2 Analyticial

13:00–13:45 Japanese Knotweed? No Problem. A New Way to Clean and Reuse Soil

Hans Kristian Westrum, SoilSteam International AS

14:00–14:45 Faster Cost-Effective Site Analysis

Thomas Krom, Seequent

EFD Bioenergy & Clean Fuels Theatre:

10:00–10:30

10:45–11:45

17 September, 2025

The Central Role of HVO in the UK’s Energy Transition

Sam Allen, Certas Energy

Hydrogen Safety: Risks, Regulations, and Readiness

Megan Hine, Dräger

12:00–12:30 From Methane to Hydrogen: What Changes in Gas and Flame Detection

12:45–13:15

14:15–14:45

15:00–15:30

EFD

Adam Pope, Dräger

Shaping the Future with Solutions for Clean Hydrogen

Andrew Lane, Siemens DI

The Unsubsidised Future Of Green Gas

Adam Francis, Future Biogas

Cracking the Future: Turning Ammonia into Clean Hydrogen

Michael Sheffield, AFC Energy

Keynote Stage:

17 September, 2025 sponsored by WSP

10:00–10:30 Net Zero Transition Planning

Liz Parkes,Environment Agency

10:45–11:45 AI-Powered Waste Identification: Preventing Costly Disruptions in Waste-to-Energy Plants

Ermes Zamboni, Jaipur Robotics AG

12:00–12:30 Capacity, Carbon, and Competitive Shifts: A New Paradigm for Energy from Waste

12:45–13:45

Steve Vaughan-Jones BSc MSc MBA, WSP

RDF Market Dynamics: Past Lessons, Present Pressures, and Future Pathways

Michael Bartels, SWB

Nicole Denuit, EFO

Niels Pedersen, Bertling Enviro

Tim Shapcott, Beauparc

Mike Brown, Rooted (Rooted Environmental Limited)

14:00–14:30 CCUS Implementation in WtE

14:45–15:45

Luigi Ferrieri Caputi, ESWET

Capturing the Future: The Next Frontier of Carbon Management

James Eyton, Viridor

Leonidas Papanikolaou, Low Carbon Contracts Company

Nate MacMillan, AEL CCS Limited

16:00–16:30 What A Waste: an Exploration into How Far the Industry Has Come and Why We Are Still Not Where We Need To Be

Darren Perrin, Kearney

EFD Technical Stage:

17 September, 2025

11:15–11:45 Performance-Driven Design: Critical Considerations for Economiser Optimisation

12:00–12:30

12:45–13:15

14:15-14:45

Neil Ford, Greens Power

Tomasz Wnek, Greens Power

enfinium and Wasteer: Harnessing AI to identify contaminated waste

Benedict Von Spankeren, Wasteer

Chris Bebbington, Enfinium Limited

Resilience Planning for Waste Gasification

Paco Hevia, Thalia Waste Management

Decentralised Waste-to-Energy Systems

Alessandro Bertacchini, Turboden

Alex Mas, Bianna

15:00–15:30 Evidence, Not Estimates: ETS Gains from High-Resolution Waste Composition

15:45–16:15

Benedict Von Spankeren, Wasteer

PFAS Group Chemicals – Search, Capture & Destroy

David Reay, Puragen (formerly CPL Activated Carbons)

Future Talent Hub - sponsored

17 September, 2025

10:00–10:30 Careers with Impact: Navigating the Environmental & Resource Sector

Charlotte Davies, CIWM / Beyondly

10:45–11:30 The Future of Green Skills

Jane Hall, Green Edge Applications

Katie Cockburn, CIWM

Rachel Melvin, LARAC

Shilpa Parmar, Veolia

Dr Adam Read, SUEZ UK

11:45–12:15

Creating Young Talent Schemes with the Environment Agency

Zoe Wharmby, Environment Agency

12:30–13:15 Strength in Diversity: Building Sector Attractiveness

Bonni Jee, CIWM / Association for Public Service Excellence

Emilia Peters, Environmental Services Association

14:00–16:00 35U35 Awards

Dr Adam Read, SUEZ UK

GEO Keynote Stage:

17 September, 2025

11:00–11:45 Finding Buried Treasure; Unlocking Geoenvironmental Data from PDFs with AI

12:45–13:30

Judith Nathanail, Land Quality Management Ltd

Getting More from Your Borehole: Wireline Logging for Ground Investigation

Balazs Rigler, Fugro

Ross Pettigrew, Task Fronterra Geoscience

Rowshi Hussain, Curtins

Loretta Von Der Tann, CIRIA

Net Zero Summit Theatre -

17 September, 2025 sponsored by Suez

11:00–11:30 Extreme Conservation Conversations: Uncovering Climate Change Case Studies

11:45–12:15

Michaela Strachan

Igniting Change: Steering the Environment Act & Managing Stakeholder Relationships with Rebecca Pow

Rebecca Pow, Environmental Industries Association (EIA)

12:30–13:30 Waste Not: Visionary Leadership for a Circular Future

Dr Jane Atkinson CBE, Enfinium

John Wilkinson, SUEZ Recycling & Recovery UK

Marc Angell, Biffa

Neil Grundon, Grundon

Rory Brien, FCC Environment

Dr Anna Willetts, Gunnercooke

13:45–14:30

Decarbonising at Scale: Systems-Level Solutions for Net Zero

Charlotte Rule, ESA

Liz Parkes, Environment Agency

Maria del Mar Rojas, The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)

Mike Reader MP, House of Commons

Paul Huggins, The Carbon Trust

14:45–16:15 The Environment 100 Awards

RWM Circular Economy Theatre17 September, 2025

sponsored by Juno

10:00–10:30

10:45–11:45

12:00–12:30

12:45–13:15

13:30–14:00

Great Presence Brings Great Responsibility: Delivering A Sporting Standard Towards Sustainability “The Red Way”

Rishi Jain, Liverpool FC

Circular Economy Taskforce: Driving Real-World Change

Professor David Greenfield, CIWM and Circular Economy Institute (CEI)

Libby Peake, Green Alliance

Stuart Hayward-Higham, SUEZ Recycling & Recovery UK

Jacob Hayler, Environmental Services Association (ESA)

Squaring the Circular Economy: How to make reducing waste easy for all

Dr Adam Read, SUEZ UK

Gareth Morton, EcoSurety

Regulation, Risk & Resilience: Can the UK Glass Market Withstand the New Compliance Landscape?

Freddie Joosten, The Wine and Spirit Trade Association

Martin Trigg-Knight, Clarity Environmental

Matthew Kay, British Glass

Building a Circular Capital: London’s Vision for 2040

Jemilah Bailey, Greater London Authority

14:15–14:45 Beyondly, Preston City Council & RECOUP: Pledge2Recycle Plastics Campaign

Ellie Tebbott, Preston City Council

Katherine Fleet, RECOUP

Charlotte Davies, CIWM / Beyondly

15:00–15:45

From Fibre to Finish: Making Textiles Truly Sustainable

Brett Staniland, My Green Pod

Clare Harby, Ward

James Kay, Resource Efficiency Wales

RWM Collections and Transport Stage - 17

10:00–11:00

September, 2025 sponsored by Samsara

The Big 5 and the Future of Collections

Brian Ashby, FCC

John Stephens, Grundon

John Wrigley, SUEZ Recycling & Recovery UK

Steve Cole, BIFFA

Stuart Allen, Veolia

Cathy Cook, LARAC

12:00–13:00

Food for Thought: The Fight Against Food Waste

Cathy Cook, LARAC

Evonne Cannan, Zero Waste Scotland

Mike Gardner, WRAP

Dr Wendy Fail, Neighbourhood Services Northumberland County Council

13:15–13:45

14:00–15:00

14:00–15:00

15:15–16:15

Decarbonisation: No One Silver Bullet

Mike Cutts, Iveco

Simpler Recycling 6-Months On: An Operational Perspective

Carla Brian, Biffa

Chris Mills, WRAP

Simpler Recycling 6-Months On: An Operational Perspective

Graeme Coope, SUEZ Recycling & Recovery UK

Patrick Brighty, ESA

Harnessing Collections for Complex Kerbsides: WEEE, Film & Textiles Collections

Brian Ashby, FCC

Emma Hallett, WRAP // FlexConnect

Gareth Morton, EcoSurety

Hattie Parke, Local Partnerships

Emma Tilbrook, Eunomia

RWM Commercial & Industrial Theatre

- 17 September, 2025 sponsored by Kadant PAAL

10:00–10:30 Development of the Commercial and Industrial Market

David Palmer-Jones, CIRQLR Group

10:45–11:30 Paper’s Journey Towards a Sustainable Future: A Cross-Industry Perspective

David Patton, McFarlane

Lianne Pemberton, Smurfit Westrock

Ulrich Leberle, Cepi

Dimitra Rappou, Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI)

11:45–12:15 What AI Saw That we Didn’t: An Operator’s Perspective on Waste Intelligence

Foppe-Jan de Meer, KSI Recycling, OMRIN Netherlands

Jody Sherratt, Cheshire West Recycling

Matthew Steventon, Greyparrot

12:30–13:00 From Spark to Inferno: How to Stop Fires Before They Start in Waste Facilities

Oscar Little, GreCon

13:15–14:00 Rethinking the Complexities of Plastic: The Recycling Imperative

Beril Baykal Yeşilırmak, Vanden Recycling

Gareth Morton, EcoSurety

Geoff Brighty, Mura Technology

15:00–15:45 The Future of the UK Waste Wood Market

Alastair Kerr, Wood Panel Industries Federation

Matt Howarth, A&A Recycling

Richard Coulson, RWE

Richard Mehmed, Community Wood Recycling

Sophia Haywood, Lanzajet

Mark Hayton, Egger Timberpak

RWM Construction & Demolition Theatre -

17 September, 2025

10:00–10:45 Sustainable Pathways for Decarbonising Construction

Andy Hill, WATA

Mike Reader MP House of Commons

11:45–12:30

Landfill Tax Consultation: Shaping Sustainable Waste Management

Chris Berryman, SLR Consulting

Roland Williams, FCC

Simon Little, Powerday

Jenny Watts, UROC | Watts Legal

12:45–13:15 Dust Extraction in Recycling & Waste Management - Challenges & Solutions

Richard Jones, Donaldson

13:30–14:00 Waste & Recycling Facility Fires – Scope, Consequences & Solutions

Ryan Fogelman, Fire Rover

14:15–15:00 Washed Recycled Aggregates: Driving Circular Construction Materials

Chris Berryman, SLR Consulting

Craig Burman, Schofield Sweeney

David Kinloch, SRC Group

Tina Benfield, CIWM

Andy Hill, WATA

15:15–15:45 How AI is Changing Digital Marketing in Waste Management

Ben Shaw, Adtrak Media

Paul O’Donoghue, Adtrak Media

16:00–16:30 Circularity Opportunity for Washed Recycled Aggregates

Andy Hill, WATA

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RWM Packaging Theatre -

17 September, 2025 sponsored by Valpak

10:00–10:30 Digital Passports in Application

Kevin Dixie, Buyerdock

Sam Dove, Valpak

10:45–11:15

11:30–12:15

UK Plastic Pact with WRAP

Adam Herriott, WRAP

Navigating the New Legislation: Understanding the Deposit Return Scheme

Lee Marshall, CIWM

Patrick Brighty, ESA

Tom Giddings, Alupro

Savannah Coombe, Letsrecycle.com

12:30–13:30 Pack UK: Preparing for Change

Gareth Callan, Pepsico

Kate Loosmore, Valpak

Margaret Bates, DEFRA

13:45–14:15

14:30–15:15

15:30–16:00

The Next Decade of Packaging EPR: How pEPR will shape circular economies through the late 2020s & 2030s

Emma Wilkinson, WRAP

Saving UK Plastic Recycling - Fraud, Recycled Content and the Way Forward

Stuart Foster, RECOUP

Unpacking Life Cycle Assessments

Dany Jammal, Valpak

Freddie Marris, Chemfix Products Ltd

SUDS Live Theatre -

17

September, 2025 powered by CIRIA

10:15–11:00

11:15–12:45

The Rainwater Management Platform

Adrien Baudrimont, CIRIA

Matt Wheeldon, Wessex Water

The Mansfield Sustainable Flood Resilience Scheme: Case Study

Adam Boucher, Severn Trent

Angus Smith, Severn Trent

James Moore, Metis Consultants

Matt Goddard, Ground Control

13:30–15:00

Small Scale Retrofitting: Key principles and case studies

Adrien Baudrimont, CIRIA

Peter Bide, CaBa

Rachel Glossop, Hull City Council

WWEM Keynote Theatre -

17 September, 2025

10:00–10:30 The Future of Monitoring in the Water Industry

12:00–13:00

12:00_13:00

13:15–14:15

14:30–15:15

Judy Procter, Environment Agency

How Do We Manage the Network Through Monitoring?

Ben Simms, Eginsoft UK Limited

How Do We Manage the Network Through Monitoring?

Brian Moloney, StormHarvester

Sarah Bunney, Our Rain Water

How WAT UK are Setting Standards to Trickle Through the Industry

Daniel Woodward, Northumbrian Water

Lisa Griffin, Anglian Water

Richard Rogers, Pennon Group

From Source to Zero: Natural Resources and the Water Sector’s Carbon Journey

Carolyn Cadman, South West Water

Victoria Cherrier, Water UK

WWEM Monitoring Theatre - 17 September, 2025

14:00–14:40 It’s Not Just Sewage: Why Aren’t We Monitoring Anything Else?

Jo Bradley, Stormwater Shepherds UK

15:00–15:40 Developing the Industry Skills: Professional Registration and Professional Engineering Institutions

Ben Thompson, United Utilities

WWEM Technical Theatre -

17

September, 2025

10:00–10:40 Temporary Water Solutions for Construction & Utilities – Staying Compliant, Sustainable, and Ahead of the Curve

Daniel Adeoye, RVT Group

11:00–11:40 Intelligent Monitoring and Proactive Alerting at Pumping Stations

Scott Ludford, Severn Trent Water

Tori Roberts, StormHarvester

12:00–12:40 Wireless, in-river Continuous Water Quality Monitoring

Mark Rhodes, CSignum

AQE Emissions Theatre:

18 September, 2025

10:00–10:30 Overcoming Hurdles in Low-Concentration HF Monitoring: From Certification to Validation with Protea

Andrew Toy, Protea Ltd

10:45–11:15 Real Time Analysis of Emissions of PFAS and their Degradation Products

Veronika Pospisilova, TOFWERK

11:30–12:00 Determination of TOC in Stack Through Innovative FID Analyser Easy to Carry

Carlo Bruno, POLLUTION

12:15–12:45 Cooler Roads, Cleaner Air: Innovations in Urban Heat and Emissions Reduction

Andrew Hagger, Richmond & Wandsworth Councils

13:45–14:15 Sustainable Industrial Exhaust Air Purification - VOC Emissions: Energy Source for the Decarbonised Industry

Jutta Denneberg, Krantz GmbH

14:30–15:00 High-Efficiency Advanced Biomedia For The Waste Sector: A Case Study On Enhancing Conventional Biofiltration Odour Control

Craig Lewis, SUEZ

AQE Air Quality Theatre: 18 September, 2025

10:00–10:05 Welcome and Introduction

Nathan Wood, EIA

10:05–10:30 The Importance of Cleaning Up the Air for Better Health

Professor Sir Stephen Holgate CBE, University of Southampton

10:30–11:00 Insights from Analysing Longitudinal Indoor Air Quality Data from SAMHE Schools

Dr Henry Burridge, Imperial College London

13:00–13:30 Flexing the Mum Muscle

Lisa Malyon, Indoor Air Aware

13:30–14:30 Mould, Health and Housing: Meeting the Challenges of Awaab’s Law

Ian Gregory, Indoor Air Quality Services Ltd

CARS ELV & Metals Recycling

Theatre: 18 September, 2025

10:00–10:40

10:50–11:30

11:40–12:20

12:30–13:15

13:25–14:10

Metals: Why Metal Can’t Be Left Behind: The Next Frontier in DRS

Alexandra Williams, Novelis

Tom Giddings, Alupro

ELV: From Charge to Reuse: Unlocking the Value of EV Batteries

Alan Low, Nissan

Dominic Schreiber, Altillium clean technology (recell.store)

Helen Walters, EMR

Ken Byng, CarTakeBack

Metals: Securing Tomorrow’s Resources: The Role of WEEE in Critical Raw Materials Recovery

Justin Greenway, Sweep Kuusakoski

Nigel Tomlinson, GAP Group North East Limited

Graeme Milne, Ecogenesys

ELV: Stripping for Sustainability: Rethinking Parts Recovery in ELVs

Jessica Harris, LKQ

Michael Hill, SYNETIQ

Metals: Forging Ahead: The Role of Recycling in the Future of the UK steel industry

Antonia Grey, British Metals Recycling Association

David Wilkinson, Department for Business & Trade

John Bissett

Jon Harrison, UK Steel

Nicola Jones, Tata Steel

Mark Allen, MPIUK

14:20–15:00

ELV: Turning the Wheel: Innovation and Impact in Tyre Recycling

Dan Boyle, Halfords

Ewan Scott, Tyre and Rubber Recycling and Retreading Business Magazines

Grant Evans, Fraser Evans

Henry Hodge, Black-Ram Recycling Ltd

Peter Taylor OBE, Tyre Recovery Association

CLR Keynote Theatre:

18 September, 2025

10:00–10:45 PFAS and Emerging Contaminants: Managing the Unmanageable?

Matthew Ingram, Cornelsen

Rick Parkman, Ramboll

Yolande Macklin Jacobs

Joanne Kwan, CIRIA

11:00–11:30

Remediation and Development of the 1926 Citroen Car Factory, Slough

Peter Hewitt, Laing O’Rourke

11:45–12:15 Human Health Impacts of Conflict

12:30–13:00

Naomi Rintoul-Hynes, Canterbury Christ Church University

NQMS in Practice: Where Policy Meets Reality — Gaps, Challenges, and Next Steps

Liz Hart, Hart Environmental

13:15–13:45 Integrating Biodiversity Net Gain with Land Remediation: Challenges and Opportunities from the NBF Report

Charlotte Gray, Keepmoat

14:00–14:45 Responding to Risk: National Readiness for Hazardous Spills in a Changing World with UK&I Spill Association

Dr Jon Burton, Oracle Environmental

Mark Orr, UK and Ireland Spill Association

15:00–15:30 Integrating Sustainability into Remediation Decision-Making Process: A Case Study of in situ Groundwater Treatment

Dr Anil Waduge, RSK Geosciences

15:45–16:15 Strategy First: Managing Environmental Risk Before It Manages You

Shirley Miles, Adler & Allan

CLR Technical Theatre:

18 September, 2025

10:00–10:45

Restoring Nature, Reducing Impact: Progressive Remediation in a Sensitive Highland Landscape: A Case Study in Environmental Response and Low-Impact Recovery

Chris Ramsbottom, Adler & Allan

John Curtin, Adler & Allan

11:00–11:45 Decoding Coal Tar for Smarter Waste Classification at Contaminated Land Sites

Ken Scally, Normec DETS

12:00–12:45 CL:AIRE Projects, Publications & Initiatives – What’s new in sustainable land reuse?

Jonathan Atkinson, CL:AIRE

Nicola Harries, CL:AIRE

Rob Sweeney, CL:AIRE

EFD Bioenergy & Clean Fuels Theatre: 18

11:15–11:45

12:00–12:30

September, 2025

Anaerobic Digestion: Why We Do It and How Can We Do It Right?

Dr Gareth Mottram PhD, Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA)

The Role of Hydrogen in the Energy Transition: New Challenges and New Opportunities

Helen Blundell, National Gas

12:45–13:15 Safer Plants, Cleaner Energy: How Safety Devices Enable Sustainable Plant Design

David Rasche, Rembe

13:30–14:00 Gaseous Fuels in Agriculture: A Report Case Study

Angela Bywater, University of Surrey

Richard Gueterbock, Foodchains

EFD Keynote Stage:

18 September, 2025 sponsored by WSP

10:00–10:30 Implementing Robust Renewable Systems: Ukraine Energy case Study for Net Zero

Alex Sobel, MP for Leeds Central and Headingley

10:45–11:45 Best Practices in Reducing Costs, Simplifying Deployment, and Boosting Efficiency Panel

Andrew Lane, Siemens DI

Calum McGill, Veolia

Darren Gee, NZTC

Iain Scott, Veolia

Raul Montano, Hitachi Energy

Ben Richardson, Bosch

12:00–12:30 Trading places: How local government can manage the inclusion of energy from waste in the Emissions Trading Scheme

Leigh Broadhurst, SUEZ

Paul Morgan, GMCA

Dr Wendy Fail, Neighbourhood Services Northumberland County Council

Dr Adam Read, SUEZ UK

12:45–13:45 The Future of Carbon Markets: Unlocking the Potential of Emissions Trading Systems

Charlotte Rule, ESA

Jamie Warmington, CERES

Lindsey Hibberd, The Carbon Trust

14:00–14:30 enfinium Skelton Grange: Lessons learned from successful EPC delivery

14:45–15:15

Simon Forshaw, Enfinium Limited

Hydrogen Combustion Technology for a Net Zero Future

Jonathan Rigby, Dunphy Combustion Ltd

EFD Technical Stage:

18 September, 2025

10:00–11:00

11:15–11:45

Optimising Plant Outages To Achieve On Budget, On Time Operational Excellence Without Incident

Sean Austin, Shoal

CO₂e Management – From Creating Visibility to Driving Impact

Wolfgang Edel, Brenntag SE

12:00–13:00 How Addfield Projects are Helping to Transform End-of-Life Solutions for Disposing of Non-Recyclable Waste

14:00–14:30

14:45–15:15

James Riley, Addfield Projects

Optimising Thermal Management: Overcoming the Transition Challenges to EV and Hydrogen Drivetrains

Daniel Jackson, Calatherm

Pioneering the First CCS for EfW: Milestones Achieved and the Road Ahead

Victoria Merton, Encyclis

Future Talent Hub - sponsored by Grundon

18 September, 2025

10:00–11:00 Representing the 50%: Women Leading Across Sustainability

Amanda Padfield, SUEZ

Khadeeja Osman, Bristol Waste Company

Sarah Poulter, CIWM

Toni Robinson, Grundon

Vicki Hughes, CIWM

11:45–12:15

Live Podcast: Talking Rubbish

James Piper, Talking Rubbish

Robbie Staniforth, Ecosurety

12:45–13:45 35U35: Early Careers Ambassadors

Dr Adam Read, SUEZ UK

GEO Keynote Stage:

18 September, 2025

10:00–10:30

Demystifying Geophysics: How Geophysics Can Support Your Next Ground Investigation

Charlotte Usher, RSK Geosciences

10:45–11:30 Ground Engineering for Renewable Energy Infrastructure

Paul McMahon, RSK Geosciences

11:45–12:30 Old Foundations, New Futures: A Sustainable Approach to Foundation Design

Paul Smith, A-squared Studio

Will Moody, A2 Site Investigation

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Net Zero Summit Theatre -

18 September, 2025 sponsored by Suez

10:00–10:45 Weaving Circular Living Across Your Operations for System Transformation

11:00–11:45

Catherine David, WRAP

How Industry is Preparing Us for Climate Risk: Are We Set-Up to Live in a 2 Degrees Warmer World?

Andrew Hagger, Richmond & Wandsworth Councils

Graham Mollison, Southeastern Railway

12:00–12:45 Emission Trading Scheme: The Complete Stakeholder Perspective

Jon Hastings, NAWDO

Stuart Hayward-Higham, SUEZ Recycling & Recovery UK

Dan Cooke, CIWM

13:00–13:30 The Age of Alchemy: 10 Technologies. 10 Years. One Planet to Save

Wayne Visser, Kaleidoscope Futures

RWM Circular Economy Theatre18 September, 2025 sponsored by Juno

10:45–11:15

Applied Circular Economy for Business: A Clearer Roadmap

Andy Whyle, Sustainability West Midlands

Mohammed Patel, UKFT

Lauren Rabbitte, Effective Consumable Solutions

Tim Walker, CIWM

Marcus Gover, Marcus Gover

12:30–13:00

Repurposing e-Waste for Digital Inclusion: the Social Value of Re-Use

Jodi Harford, Tech-Takeback

13:15–14:00 Waste – A Cost or an Income : The Case for Reuse in a Circular Economy

Dawn Dungate, Dungate Consultancy

Sarah Ottaway, SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK

Gemma Green, FCC

Rosie Sleep, LCR Waste & Resources

Alan Wheeler, Textiles Recyling Assocation

14:15–14:45

Reaching out with Reuse - fostering new connections, building relationships, joining the dots

Natalie Ibbott, Freegle

Anna Carmichael, Freegle

15:00–15:30 Using AI to Optimise Resource Recovery

JD Ambati, EverestLabs

RWM Collections and Transport Stage - 18

10:00–11:00

September, 2025 sponsored by Samsara

The Road to Net Zero: EVs and the Future of Clean Transport

David Hughes, VEV

Edward Raj Yendluri, Westminster City Council

Geraint Davies, FORS / Sopra Steria

Chris Ashley, RHA

11:15–11:45

Integrating European Thinking to a Better Future

Grahame Neagus, Renault Trucks UK & Ireland

12:00–12:30 Cutting the Cost Curve: AI & the Metrics that Drive Savings

Nick Fellows, Voom Ltd

Stephen Hayes, Voom Ltd

12:45–13:30

14:30–15:00

Protecting People and Performance: The Future of Vehicle Safety

Chris Jones, WISH

Nicola Curtis, Biffa

Bin Stop: Making the Refuse Collectors Job Safer Without Slowing Them Down

Nick Billington, Fastview360

RWM Commercial & Industrial Theatre

- 18 September, 2025 sponsored by Kadant PAAL

10:00–10:30 Closing the Gap to ETS Readiness: How Smart Sortation Supports the CCS Journey

Niall Bolster, AMP Sortation

10:45–11:30 Simpler Recycling 6-Months On: An Industry Perspective

Carla Brian, Biffa

Paul Sanderson, Recycling Association

Thomas Farrell, Churchill Group

11:45–12:15

Textile circularity by Valvan: Case study with Salvation Army/ Project Boomerang

Jean-Francois Gryspeert, VALVAN NV

Bernie Thomas, Salvation Army Trading Company

12:30–13:15 Current Trends and Conditions in the Recycling Materials Markets

Callum Aris, Newport Recycling

Chris Burton, IWPP

Paul Sanderson, Recycling Association

13:30–14:00 Smart Sorting at the Core of the Circular Economy

Eric Camirand, Waste Robotics

14:15–14:45 Built to Adapt: Why Versatility is the Future of Plastic Sorting Plants (Veolia case study)

Darren Davis, Bollegraaf Recycling Solutions

RWM Construction and Demolition Theatre - 18 September, 2025

10:00–10:45 Innovation in Building & Demolition to Address Negative Impacts on Climate Change

Hannah Haeffner, Booth Ventures

11:00–11:30 Innovative AI sorting solutions for Construction & Demolition Waste

Victor Dewulf, Recycleye

11:45–12:30 Circularity, Technology and the Future of Construction Waste

Jane Hall, Green Edge Applications

Liz Gray, Ramboll

Martin Ballard, Wates Group

13:30–14:00 Research into Industrial Waste Turning to Rock

Amanda Owen, University of Glasgow

RWM Packaging Theatre -

18 September, 2025 sponsored by Valpak

10:00–10:30 WEEE Producer Outreach and Compliance

Cathy Bedworth, Environment Agency

Niamh McBride, Material Focus

10:45–11:15 Lessons from Live DRS Systems: Insights to Shape the UK’s Deposit Return Scheme

James Beard, Valpak

Travis Way, EcoVend

11:30–12:30 Packaging, Producers, and Policy: Navigating the pEPR Landscape

Margaret Bates, DEFRA

Patrick Brighty, ESA

Phil Conran, 360 Environmental

Sam Jones, Coca-Cola European Partners

George Atkinson, Valpak Ltd

12:45–13:30

13:45–14:15

From Policy to Pavement: The Real Impacts of Simpler Recycling

Robyn Macpherson, University of Birmingham (Plastics Network)

Recyclability Assessment Methodology for Packaging: How Recyclable is your Packaging?

Will Button, Valpak

SUDS Live Theatre -

18

September,

2025 powered by CIRIA

10:15–11:45 Early SuDS Considerations: Land Acquisition and Master planning

Ben Wilding, Atkins Realis

Faye Gennard, Rennard Consulting

12:00–12:50 SuDS and the Government’s Housing Growth Agenda

Adrien Baudrimont, CIRIA

Julia Buckley, Labour MP

WWEM Keynote Theatre -

18 September, 2025

10:00–10:45 Innovating for Water’s Future: Opportunities Through the Ofwat Innovation Fund

Dr Alireza Abbassi Monjezi, Waterwhelm

Claire Rhodes, Challenge Works

Marc Hannis, Ofwat

12:15–13:15 Using Digital Technology to Support the Water Industries Challenges

James Ballard, Severn Trent

Bernard McWeeney, Haskoning

James Hale, Cura Terrae

13:30–14:30 Delivering Digital Transformation in the Water Sector from a Real-Time Control Perspective

Lynne Bouchy, Createch Solutions

Richard Addison, Hach

Andy Thornton, Jacobs

14:45–15:15 Nature-based Solutions for Water Quality and Flood Risk

Dave Walker, Detectronic

WWEM Monitoring Theatre - 18 September, 2025

10:00–10:40 Monitoring the hydraulic performance of SuDS interventions: the whys and hows

Ari Cooper-Davis, Our Rainwater

11:00–11:40 Section 82 Monitoring: Delivering Certainty in an Uncertain World

James Chapman, Xylem Water Solutions

12:00–12:40 Advanced Flow Control for Network Optimisation and Asset Protection

Martin Hardwidge, AUMA Actuators Ltd

WWEM Technical Theatre -

18 September, 2025

10:00–10:40 Next-Generation Water Quality Monitoring using Unmanned Surface Vehicles

James Kirkbride, Chelsea Technologies Ltd

14:00–14:40 Thermal Reactivation of Activated Carbon: A Sustainable Solution for PFAS Remediation

Alberto. H Barral, Chemviron

15:00–15:40 How to Remove and Break Down PFAS from Process - and Wastewater with Activated Carbon

Thomas Minor, Desotec

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor Name Stand Show

3R Technology UK RS-C154 RWM

4EN Inc. EN-J82 EFD

7 Steel UK CAR-A346 CARS & MRE

A&S International Ltd CLR-K86 CLR

ABB AQE-U80, WW-X40 AQE, WWEM

ABGI-UK CLR-M46 CLR

Accuspan Gases AQE-S100 AQE

ACO Technologies Plc WW-T50 WWEM

Acoem AQE-S102 AQE

AcSoft Ltd ME-B236 RWM

Activated Carbon Technologies Pty Ltd CLR-N44 CLR

AD Recycling Solutions Ltd CAR-A350 CARS & MRE

Ad Rem NV CAR-D346 CARS & MRE

ADASA Systems WW-W62 WWEM

ADBA EN-I46 EFD

Addex Group LR30 RWM

Addfield Projects Ltd EN-J80 EFD

Adler and Allan Ltd CLR-M30 CLR

Adtrak Media Ltd ME-C230 RWM

Advanced Battery Recycle RS-D108 RWM

Aebi Schmidt UK Limited CT-G330 RWM

Aerinnova RS-F140 RWM

AFC Energy / Hyamtec EN-H44 EFD

AGC Chemicals Europe AQE-P80 AQE

AIK Technik AG EN-F100 EFD

Air Products AQE-S86 AQE

Air Spectrum Environmental RS-F160 RWM

AirSENCE (A.U.G. Signals Ltd.) AQE-U94 AQE

AJ Tensile Biogas Systems LTD EN-H30 EFD

AKSA MAGNET ME-B242 RWM

Alecto Recruitment EN-H54 EFD

Alfred H Knight RS-F120 RWM

Aloatec AQE-T86 AQE

Alphageo AQE-Q102 AQE

Alphasense Ltd AQE-U72 AQE

Alps Alpine CT-G222 RWM

ALS Global CLR-K84 CLR

Alupro CAR-B331 CARS & MRE

AMCON Europe WW-S50 WWEM

AMCS RS-E172 RWM

AMP Robotics ME-E214 RWM

AMS Equipment Limited WW-X52 WWEM

Anhui Wali Environmental Protection Equipment Co., Ltd ME-B220 RWM

AP Technologies WW-S52 WWEM

APPS UK Ltd RS-H170 RWM

Aquamatic WW-T22 WWEM

Aquaread WW-U30 WWEM

AquaWatch Solutions WW-V20 WWEM

ARCA CLR-L82 CLR

Arcus Cleaning Systems Ltd ME-B250 RWM

Ardent Limited ME-B280 RWM

Arnold Plant Hire Ltd LR12 RWM

Arolco Engineering Solutions ME-C214 RWM

Arqiva WW-R12 WWEM

ARUN Technology Ltd CAR-D340 CARS & MRE

Ashtead Technology Ltd CLR-M80 CLR

Aspect Fire Solutions Ltd ME-B284 RWM

AST CT-F300 RWM

AST Plastic Containers UK LLP RS-E120 RWM

Astute People EN-J100 EFD

The Wybone roadshow is coming to RWM 2025, and you can find us on stand CT-H280.

This year we’re bringing our newest and best litter bins, wheelie bin covers, bin hubs and Mr Fill products, helping councils & local authorities with on-street and residential litter collection.

We’re also bringing our market leading internal recycling bins for offices & businesses, helping you comply with new GOV.UK Simpler Recycling.

Come and say hello and hear about all things Wybone, and leave with both the solution to your waste collection needs, and a famous Wybone chocolate bar!

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor Name Stand Show

ATAC Solutions WW-P12 WWEM

ATF Professional CAR-B364 CARS & MRE

ATG Group CLR-M56 CLR

Atlas Group GEO-K32 GEO

Augean RS-E84 RWM

AUMA Actuators Ltd WW-R26 WWEM

AuraQ RS-I140 RWM

AutoDrain CAR-D360 CARS & MRE

Autoenterprises Ltd CAR-B356 CARS & MRE

Automet Ltd CAR-E322 CARS & MRE

Avelair Ltd CAR-B334 CARS & MRE

Avery Weigh-Tronix CT-G320 RWM

AWE International WW-V42 WWEM

BA Caulkett Ltd LR10 RWM

Banzo Engineering ME-E246 RWM

Bartec Municipal CT-G290 RWM

Bascom-Turner Instruments EN-I44 EFD

Benli Recycling ME-C210 RWM

Bergmann Direct Ltd ME-B240 RWM

Beyondly Global Limited RS-C112 RWM

Bianna EN-F80 EFD

Biffa LA15 RWM

Bio Protect Group Srl EN-F72 EFD

Biodetection Technologies Hub AQE-P82 AQE

Biota Trace Limited WW-V62 WWEM

Blackfriars Granulators & Fernite Machine Knives ME-E244 RWM

Blazequel ME-B200 RWM

Blickfeld EN-H104 EFD

Blink Payment CT-G242 RWM

BMair International B.V. ME-B260 RWM

bNovate Technologies SA WW-T66 WWEM

Bollegraaf UK Ltd ME-D190 RWM

bookinglab LA11 RWM

Bottaro Mario S.r.l. ME-B210 RWM

Boughton Engineering Limited LR54 RWM

Bradshaw Electric Vehicles CT-F310 RWM

Brenntag EN-E100 EFD

Brian Harding Environmental EN-I62 EFD

British Geomembrane Association GEO-K36 GEO

British Metals Recycling Association CAR-E320 CARS & MRE

British Plastics Federation RS-D110 RWM

BritishBins Ltd CT-I252 RWM

Broxap CT-G244 RWM

Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor EN-H70 EFD

Buse Gases Ltd AQE-X100 AQE

C.F. Nielsen RS-F150 RWM

Calatherm CT-I320 RWM

Car.co.uk and Trader.co.uk CAR-B350 CARS & MRE

Catalytic Instruments AQE-T96 AQE

CDL-Tecora AQE-Q94 AQE

CellX Biosolutions EN-F100 EFD

CEM Solutions EN-I80 EFD

CENIN RS-D112 RWM

Ceres Waste, Renewables and Environment EN-J60 EFD

Certas Energy EN-H50 EFD

Certora Training Limited RS-H110 RWM

Chain + Conveyor ME-B264 RWM

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor Name Stand Show

Changshu Shouyu Machinery Co., Ltd ME-B204 RWM

Chelsea Technologies WW-V44 WWEM

Chemtech Environmental CLR-K54 CLR

Chemviron EN-H62 EFD

CIRIA WW-U66 WWEM

CiTECH EN-F50 EFD

City Fuel Services Ltd CAR-C346 CARS & MRE

CIWM RS-G110, RS-G120 RWM

CK International ME-A220 RWM

CL Refurbishments Ltd / CellCycle Ltd RS-E110 RWM

CL:AIRE CLR-M90 CLR

Clarity AQE-V72 AQE

Clarity Environmental RS-D160 RWM

Clearpoint Recycling RS-F130 RWM

Clifton Rubber ME-B252 RWM

Clyde Bergemann Ltd EN-J102 EFD

Cobalt Energy Group Limited EN-E96 EFD

CoGDEM AQE-V100 AQE

Cognesense AQE-T70 AQE

Contel Ltd LA14 RWM

CONTENUR CT-F250 RWM

Contract Plant LR29 RWM, CARS & MRE

Cornelsen Ltd CLR-N54 CLR

Craemer UK Ltd CT-H232 RWM

Creative Vehicle Wrapping CT-I340 RWM

Crow Environmental CAR-E330 CARS & MRE

CSignum WW-U36 WWEM

CubicM3 WW-W10 WWEM

Cura Terrae AQE-W70 AQE

Cytiva WW-S40 WWEM

Dalton Safety CLR-N42 CLR

Dance Reeves Ltd GEO-M24 GEO

Danu Robotics ME-D220 RWM

Dawson Brush ME-D304 RWM

Dayjob RS-E170 RWM

Delta Fire Ltd ME-D280 RWM

Denox Environment Europe AQE-U84 AQE

Desotec EN-I70 EFD

Detectronic WW-U50 WWEM

Dismantly CAR-D342 CARS & MRE

Dolav UK CT-F236 RWM

Donaldson ME-E304 RWM

Dooley Wastewater & Environmental Consulting Ltd WW-T20 WWEM

Dorsan Filtration AQE-Q100 AQE

Dräger EN-I20, WW-T62 EFD, WWEM

DRM Technic Ltd EN-J72 EFD

Dunphy Combustion Limited EN-F52 EFD

DURAG AQE-Q92 AQE

DustScan Ltd AQE-T84 AQE

DXI CLR-K90 CLR

E.H Hassell & Sons Ltd ME-D290 RWM

Early Careers Hub - BGA, FPS, BTSYM, Geological Society

GEO-M10 GEO

EarthSense AQE-U70 AQE

Eco Removal Systems Ltd ME-E296 RWM

Ecogenesys

Econ Group Limited

RS-E180, Central Bar RWM

CLR-M42 CLR

Econward EN-E106 EFD

EcoVend RS-D120 RWM

EDAC Environmental Compliance Ltd CLR-L80 CLR

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor Name Stand Show

EE Ingleton Engineering Ltd RS-I142 RWM

EEMC Monitors AQE-T82 AQE

Egger Timberpak RS-H160 RWM

Ekman Recycling Limited / Allan Morris Recycling RS-H114 RWM

Eladene Systems CAR-B352 CARS & MRE

Eldan Recycling A/S ME-A214 RWM

Electra Commercial Vehicles LR50 RWM

Element Materials Technology CLR-O105 CLR

Elemental Resource Management CAR-C326 CARS & MRE

EMBIO Diagnostics AQE-P90 AQE

Emcel Filters Limited WW-X62 WWEM

Emerson WW-W50 WWEM

Emissions Analytics EN-G54 EFD

Emulous Water WW-V12 WWEM

Endress+Hauser EN-E84 EFD

Energy & Bioproducts Research Institute (EBRI) EN-E50 EFD

enfinium EN-H90 EFD

ENGIE UK EN-G64 EFD

ENOGIA EN-F90 EFD

ENVEA AQE-Q74 AQE

Envirochem CLR-M62 CLR

Enviromen - Aeroqual AQE-S70 AQE

Enviromontel WW-U22 WWEM

Environment Agency RS-E144 RWM

Environmental Combustion Technologies EN-F64 EFD

Environmental Industries Association AQE-P100 AQE

Environmental Innovations Limited WW-Q66 WWEM

Environmental Services Association RS-F110 RWM

Environmental Technology Publications WW-Q60 WWEM

Envirotreat GEO-L24 GEO

ERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd AQE-Q82 AQE

Eriez Magnetics Europe Limited ME-D286 RWM

ESE World Ltd CT-F232 RWM

ESSCO WW-U26 WWEM

ESSLAB WW-O26 WWEM

Eurofins Chemtest CLR-M86 CLR

euroloo GEO-K20 GEO

European Geophysical Services Ltd / Terradat Ltd / Geoterra Ltd GEO-L20 GEO

EURsense Ltd AQE-U92 AQE

EverestLabs RS-C186 RWM

Excel Trucks Ltd CT-I350 RWM

Exeon EN-I76 EFD

EXSolutions ME-B230 RWM

Extramile Digital Limited CLR-L90 CLR

Fairport Containers RS-F174 RWM

Fastview360 CT-G340 RWM

FAUN Zoeller (UK) Limited CT-G350 RWM

FCC Environment LA13 RWM

FDL Packaging Group CT-H274 RWM

FE Process EN-F76 EFD

FeTu Limited EN-F112 EFD

Fews Marquees Ltd ME-E284 RWM

fibo Collect UK ME-B290 RWM

Fibracast Ltd WW-S10 WWEM

FIMIC SRL ME-C240 RWM

Finning CAT ME-A270 RWM

Fire Shield Systems CT-G194 RWM

Firechief CAR-E326 CARS & MRE

Firefly ME-C234 RWM

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor Name Stand Show

Firstgrade Recycling Systems LR4 RWM

FJ Church & Sons CAR-B330 CARS & MRE

Flexco UK Ltd ME-C242 RWM

Flowlee Metering & Verification

Flowquip Ltd

WW-X50 WWEM

WW-X60 WWEM

FLOWSTOP INDUSTRIE WW-V26 WWEM

Fornovo Gas S.p.A EN-J30 EFD

Fortify Safety Ltd EN-J84 EFD

FRÄNKISCHE Rohrwerke Gebr. Kirchner GmbH & Co. KG

WW-S24 WWEM

Fuel Cell Systems WW-V52 WWEM

Future Biogas LTD EN-I30 EFD

Future Street CT-F240 RWM

G&N RS-F136 RWM

Gamma Meccanica SpA ME-C240 RWM

GAP Group Ltd RS-E174 RWM

Gas Data Limited EN-H102 EFD

Gasmet Technologies AQE-V74, EN-H60 AQE, EFD

Geminor EN-G114 EFD

General Survey EN-F60 EFD

GeoEnviro Solutions CLR-L86 CLR

Geosec Ground Engineering Ltd CLR-M82 CLR

GeoShield GEO-M20 GEO

Geosphere Environmental Ltd CLR-L100 CLR

GF WW-X30 WWEM

Glasdon UK Limited CT-F244 RWM

Glen Farrow UK Ltd LR42 RWM

GM Sweepers UK Ltd LR60 RWM

GreCon ME-D282 RWM

Green Car Depollution CAR-B354 CARS & MRE

Green Rhino CLR-L60 CLR

Green Valley Group Ltd EN-I86 EFD

Greens Power EN-G80 EFD

Green-tech Specifier WW-W54 WWEM

Greyparrot RS-D182 RWM

GridBeyond EN-I42 EFD

Groundsure CLR-L102 CLR

Grundon Waste Management Ltd ME-A240 RWM

Gunn JCB Ltd LR22 RWM

GWF Ltd WW-U54 WWEM

Hach WW-P44 WWEM

Haldo WW-S66 WWEM

Halifax Fan Ltd EN-J62 EFD

Hamamatsu Photonics UK Limited WW-P40 WWEM

Hanna Instruments WW-O20 WWEM

Hayley Dexis ME-C254 RWM

Healthy Photon Co. Ltd AQE-T92 AQE

Heliex Power Ltd EN-G44 EFD

HelloFresh EN-E30, ME-D236 EFD, RWM

Hensel Recycling CAR-B340 CARS & MRE

Hewitt Robins International Ltd ME-E286 RWM

Hiab Limited CT-H210 RWM

Hofstetter Gastechnik AG EN-F100 EFD

HORIBA CLR-N50 CLR

Howden Insurance CAR-C340 CARS & MRE

HR-Structures GmbH ME-B222 RWM

HSC Knives ME-D252 RWM

HSP Site Supplies CLR-M100 CLR

HUBER Technology WW-S60 WWEM

Hubit Technology Ltd.

WW-W52 WWEM

HWM Water WW-S32 WWEM

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor Name Stand Show

Hybag Automationen AG EN-F100 EFD

Hyda CT-G280 RWM

Hydrastore Ltd

ME-B296 RWM

Hydro International WW-R20 WWEM

Hydromarque Ltd

WW-X36 WWEM

Hydrorock International WW-Q44 WWEM

Hydroscand UK ME-D224 RWM

Hydrotec Industrial Services CLR-M60 CLR

Hydrotechnik UK Test Engineering WW-V60 WWEM

HYTORC Industrial Bolting Systems ME-E242 RWM

i2 Analytical CLR-M44 CLR

IDEXX WATER WW-T52 WWEM

IEG EMEA CT-F200 RWM

IETG WW-Q70 WWEM

iGii WW-U60 WWEM

Igne

GEO-K10 GEO

I-MAK ME-E250 RWM

Imperial Polythene Products Ltd CT-F264 RWM

Industrial Power & Marine EN-I90 EFD

Industrial Washing Machines Ltd RS-I12 RWM

InfraTec AQE-P86 AQE

In-Situ Europe CLR-N60 CLR

Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES) AQE-P102 AQE

INTEC GMK EN-E40 EFD

Integrated Skills CT-G284 RWM

International Geosynthetics Society CLR-M24 CLR

ION SENSE (Ion Science Ltd.)

AQE-S80 AQE

IPL Global CT-F284 RWM

Ischebeck Titan Ltd GEO-L40 GEO

Isoil Industria WW-O56 WWEM

i-Theses - TerraBase CLR-L104 CLR

Itransition Group Limited AQE-U100 AQE

Iveco Ltd LR56 RWM

J&K Ross Limited RS-F156 RWM

Jackson Drilling Holdings Ltd GEO-N24 GEO

Jaipur Robotics EN-J70 EFD

JCB LR44 RWM

Jiangsu Keson Environment Technology Co.

ME-B206 RWM

JJMac Ltd GEO-K24 GEO

JLC EV CT-F224 RWM

JMC Recycling Systems CAR-E340 CARS & MRE

Jo Testing TEST5 EFD

John King Chains EN-G70 EFD

Juno RS-G150 RWM

Kaizen Recycling Ltd ME-C280 RWM

Kärcher (U.K.) Ltd CT-H320 RWM

Katronic Technologies Ltd WW-T26 WWEM

KELLER Pressure Sensors WW-Q62 WWEM

Kelly Tanks Ltd CLR-N70 CLR

Kingfisher Profiles Bending & Fabrication Ltd WW-V24 WWEM

Kiverco Limited ME-D200 RWM

KNF Neuberger (UK)

AQE-S96 AQE

KodaWaste CT-G240 RWM

KRR ProStream EN-F100 EFD

Kunak - Air Quality Monitoring Solutions

L.A. Recycling Ltd

Lab Solutions

Landmark Geodata

AQE-U74 AQE

RS-I180 RWM

WW-U52 WWEM

GEO-L22 GEO

LAPV CT-I280 RWM

LARAC LA7, LA8 RWM

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor

Name

Stand Show

LC International LR6 RWM

Lead Forensics CT-H240 RWM

Leafield Environmental CT-G234 RWM

Lighthouse (UK) ltd RS-I182 RWM

Lindemann Germany GmbH CAR-C344 CARS & MRE

Linkwave Technologies Ltd WW-U34 WWEM

Lithium Battery Recycling Solutions CAR-C322 CARS & MRE

LiveBuzz Demo Exhibitor A123

LONGi Magnet Co., Ltd ME-D250 RWM

Lorax Compliance RS-D140 RWM

Louritex, Lda ME-E302 RWM

Lovibond Water Testing WW-S54 WWEM

LRES-UK EN-H80 EFD

LTi Metaltech WW-V66 WWEM

Lubaz sp. o.o. społka komandytowa ME-D230 RWM

Lyndex Recycling Systems Ltd ME-C190 RWM

M&C TechGroup AQE-T90 AQE

M&J Recycling ME-D234 RWM

Mabey Hire AQE-X90 AQE

Machinex ME-E204 RWM

Macpac Refuse Bodies CT-H360 RWM

Magaldi Power EN-I74 EFD

Magnapower Equipment ME-B272 RWM

Maintain Reliability EN-J44 EFD

Majestic Corporation RS-E104 RWM

Marshall Drilling Ltd GEO-L42 GEO

Material Processing Solutions Ltd ME-E212 RWM

Materials Handling Products CT-F234 RWM

Matthiessen Lagertechnik GmbH ME-B226 RWM

MBL Group RS-I170 RWM

MC Technical Recruitment EN-E54 EFD

McGregor Structures Ltd ME-E234 RWM

McLanahan Corporation ME-A282 RWM

Mercedes-Benz Trucks LR52 RWM

Metasphere WW-U40 WWEM

Metcast Ltd EN-I84 EFD

Meteor Communications (Europe) Ltd WW-S22 WWEM

MGS Ltd GEO-L46 GEO

Mick George Group CLR-M92 CLR

Microtech Filters AQE-P74 AQE

Middleton Engineering ME-B282 RWM

Moba Mobile Automation Limited CT-G340 RWM

Mogensen ME-E236 RWM

Mokesa AG EN-F100 EFD

Moorend Limited GEO-L32 GEO

MOTRIDAL SPA ME-E230 RWM

Mura Technology Limited RS-E150 RWM

MV Recycling UK Ltd RS-E134 RWM

MYGroup and MYReFactory RS-H120 RWM

Natural Environmental Engineering ME-C240 RWM

Nederman EN-H60 EFD

Netmore WW-R30 WWEM

New West Gypsum Recycling UK Ltd RS-G134 RWM

Newell Recycling Equipment CAR-C342 CARS & MRE

Newton Trailers LR76 RWM

NIVUS GmbH WW-O52 WWEM

Normec DETS CLR-M96 CLR

Novelis UK LTD

RS-E154 RWM

NPK GEO-N10 GEO

NRG Riverside LR32 RWM

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor Name Stand Show

NTM-GB Ltd CT-H260 RWM

Oakwood Plant Ltd RS-F146 RWM

Octopus Energy for Business EN-H66 EFD

Ofwat Innovation Fund WW-V40 WWEM

OHRA CAR-A324 CARS & MRE

Oil Salvage RS-G184 RWM

OilQuick CAR-D320 CARS & MRE

Olicem AQE-T74 AQE

Omecha UAB ME-D210 RWM

Omnia Smart Technologies LA12 RWM

Online Cleaning Technologies EN-F84 EFD

Online Lubricants CT-G190 RWM

Optimal Monitoring Ltd EN-H32 EFD

OSS Enviro Global Ltd AQE-V70 AQE

OTT HydroMet WW-V30 WWEM

Oxytec AG AQE-S94 AQE

PacTec CT-F230 RWM

PaintCare UK (by the British Coatings Federation) LA5, LA6 RWM

Palfinger UK CT-H340 RWM

Palintest WW-O46 WWEM

Palletower Ltd CT-G246 RWM

Panorama Antennas Ltd. WW-U44 WWEM

Partech CLR-N60 CLR

Pearpoint WW-P34 WWEM

Pellenc ST ME-B214 RWM

Pemo Pumps EN-E104 EFD

Penguin Recruitment Ltd GEO-N20 GEO

PennWhite EN-J42 EFD

PermiServ LA9 RWM

Phoenix Scales Limited CT-H310 RWM

Photonic Measurements Limited WW-X63 WWEM

Picarro AQE-T80 AQE

Picker Pals RS-H116 RWM

PICVISA ME-A236 RWM

Pin IoT Ltd CT-I250 RWM

Pink Elephant Group Ltd CT-I282 RWM

Pioneer Plant Ltd LR28 RWM

Pixelabs RS-C184 RWM

Pollution srl AQE-U86 AQE

PolyCapture EN-F114 EFD

Pontoonworks Ltd WW-P32 WWEM

POR BRIQUETTING RS-H144 RWM

Port of Sunderland RS-H112 RWM

Portakabin Limited RS-F176 RWM

Power Plant Training Ltd EN-H56 EFD

Powerhand LR24 RWM, CARS & MRE

Powertherm EN-H80 EFD

Premier Components UK Ltd CAR-D326 CARS & MRE

Premier Water Solutions 10 Ltd WW-V10 WWEM

Process Insights WW-S30 WWEM

Process Measurement & Analysis Ltd WW-T60 WWEM

Processplus Ltd WW-V32 WWEM

ProSpare Ltd ME-B300 RWM

Protea Limited AQE-S72 AQE

Proteus Instruments WW-R40 WWEM

Protomax and MACS RS-H130 RWM

PSV Transport Systems LR58 RWM

Pulsar Measurement WW-Q50 WWEM

Puragen EN-E80 EFD

Purenat AQE-S84 AQE

Trade Safer Trade Smarter

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor Name Stand Show

QCR Recycling Equipment ME-E240 RWM

QED Environmental Systems, Inc WW-S62 WWEM

QROS CLR-N40 CLR

Quality Freight Services Ltd CAR-D344 CARS & MRE

Quanta Aernode AQE-T102 AQE

R3 Polygon AQE-T94 AQE

Radio Data Networks WW-Q66 WWEM

Rain For Rent International CLR-M72 CLR

Rainham Industrial Services Ltd EN-G50 EFD

Ram Power UK Services Ltd EN-G52 EFD

Rapid Travel Group CLR-M70 CLR

Raw Material Cover CAR-B360 CARS & MRE

RECOUP RS-D100 RWM

Recycleye RS-D170 RWM

Recycling Bins CT-H244 RWM

Recycling UK Limited RS-F126 RWM

Recyplas RS-G170 RWM

Reekie Manufacturing Ltd CLR-L94 CLR

REEN CT-F280 RWM

Refuels CAR-B344 CARS & MRE

Refuse Vehicle Solutions INN ON THE GREEN RWM

Reinert-Ritz GmbH WW-O44 WWEM

REMA TIP TOP Industry UK Limited ME-D240 RWM

REMBE EN-J32 EFD

RemSoc CLR-L84 CLR

Renault Trucks UK CT-F350 RWM

RENNER GmbH Kompressoren CAR-E350 CARS & MRE

RE-Tech UK Ltd CT-F304 RWM

ReVentas RS-F144 RWM

RH Conveyors Services Ltd ME-D212 RWM

RLS Wacon Analytics WW-R10 WWEM

Roar B2B Test Exhib 123456

Robertson Geo GEO-K44 GEO

Rock Solid Processing Ltd RS-F140 RWM

Romaquip CT-F330 RWM

Ronda Enviro-Vac CLR-O100 CLR

Rose Plastic UK Ltd WW-T54 WWEM

Rotajet Systems Limited ME-E280 RWM

Rotorflush Filters WW-U46 WWEM

Routeware CT-H250 RWM

Roy Hatfield Group ME-C232 RWM

RS Automotive Core Ltd CAR-B326 CARS & MRE

RS Hydro WW-R40 WWEM

RTR GmbH & Co. KG EN-G56 EFD

RVT Group WW-V54 WWEM

Saderet Ltd WW-S12 WWEM

Safety Shield Global LR26 RWM

Saint-Gobain Industrial Ceramics EN-F92 EFD

SAI-PAC UK LTD CT-G232 RWM

Salvtech EN-J64 EFD

Samsara Tracking CT-H312 RWM

SAR Metals RS-H174 RWM

SB Recycling Machinery CAR-A360 CARS & MRE

SciAps CAR-B324 CARS & MRE

SciMed WW-O40 WWEM

Scrap Car Comparison CAR-C320 CARS & MRE

ScrapBays RS-F175 RWM

Scrappi CAR-A344 CARS & MRE

Screening Consultancy & Supplies Ltd (SCS) ME-C202 RWM

Seal Analytical Ltd WW-P42 WWEM

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor Name Stand Show

Seequent CLR-M94 CLR

SEIRIS – EXPANSION JOINTS EN-H100 EFD

Select A Skip UK Ltd RS-I130 RWM

Sensolus CT-G222 RWM

Sensorita CT-G196 RWM

SGS United Kingdom Ltd CLR-M50 CLR

Shanxi ATTA Carbon Technology Co., Ltd. AQE-U90 AQE

Shimadzu CLR-M84 CLR

Shoal Safety in Number Ltd EN-G110 EFD

Shurco CT-I230 RWM

Signal Group AQE-V102 AQE

Sigrist UK WW-O50 WWEM

Siltbuster Ltd CLR-L92 CLR

SIRIS WW-V22 WWEM

Skako Vibration Ltd ME-B270 RWM

Skalar Ltd. WW-Q42 WWEM

Slicker Recycling RS-G174 RWM

SLR Consulting RS-F110 RWM

Smart Environmental Support Services RS-G180 RWM

Smart Sense AQE-T72 AQE

Smart Waste Distribution Inc. ME-A254 RWM

Smartrium UK LTD ME-D214 RWM

SME Occupational Health CLR-L100 CLR

SOCOTEC WW-Q70 WWEM

SoilSteam International AS CLR-O80 CLR

Sol Environment RS-F152 RWM

Solarsense UK Ltd EN-F94 EFD

Solera Audatex CAR-B320 CARS & MRE

Solsta UK / Digi WW-R52 WWEM

Sorted Technologies RS-C180 RWM

Source Testing Association AQE-U102 AQE

Southern Linings Ltd EN-F110 EFD

SouthWestSensor Ltd WW-W62 WWEM

Sov Print Ltd LA17 RWM

Space for Waste CT-G230 RWM

Spaleck GmbH & Co KG ME-D244 RWM

SRC Group CLR-K60 CLR

SSI Schaefer Plastics UK Ltd CT-G224 RWM

STAL GEO-N12 GEO

STAS Trailers Ltd LR64 RWM

Steinert GmbH CAR-D324, ME-B254 RWM, CARS & MRE

Stop'N'Go CT-H314 RWM

Storm Enviro CT-G300 RWM

StormHarvester WW-S44 WWEM

Success Local RS-H156 RWM

Sun Recycling Ltd ME-E254 RWM

Superfy CT-G220 RWM

Susdrain WW-U66 WWEM

Swan Analytical Instruments UK WW-P20 WWEM

SWIG WW-S20 WWEM

Swissenviro EN-F100 EFD

Sword Engineering Ltd ME-E232 RWM

Team Telemarketing Ltd EN-J52 EFD

Technoform EN-I60 EFD

Technolog WW-Q40 WWEM

Tecnofer Ecoimpianti SRL ME-C240 RWM

Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection WW-Q12 WWEM

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Exhibitor List

Exhibitor

Name Stand Show

Teledyne ISCO WW-Q12 WWEM

Teledyne Valeport Water WW-Q12 WWEM

Teledyne Water WW-Q12 WWEM

Temporary Water Solutions Ltd GEO-L36 GEO

Tennants Distribution Ltd EN-G60 EFD

Terex GB Ltd ME-E270 RWM

Terinea CT-F270 RWM

Testo AQE-P92 AQE

Thalia Waste Management EN-E90 EFD

The Environment Exchange RS-D144 RWM

The GAMBICA Association Ltd WW-P10 WWEM

The Recycling Association RS-I120 RWM

The Royal Mint RS-H140 RWM

The West Group Ltd. AQE-U96 AQE

The Woodland Trust WW-P30 WWEM

Thompsons UK Ltd LR62, CT-H220 RWM

Thöni Industriebetriebe GmbH EN-I40 EFD

Titan Trailers Industries Ltd LR72, LR74 RWM

Tofwerk AG AQE-P94 AQE

TOMRA Sorting Ltd CAR-B336, ME-E260 RWM, CARS & MRE

Topdrill Ltd GEO-K34 GEO

Topsoe AQE-Q96 AQE

Total Safety EN-E110 EFD

Tower Leasing Ltd EN-I82 EFD

Trafalgar Cleaning Equipment Ltd CT-F320 RWM

TrailerTec LR78 RWM

Transporter Engineering Ltd CAR-D362 CARS & MRE

Triveni Turbines EN-J90 EFD

Tunsrec Ltd ME-B224 RWM

Turboden EN-F80 EFD

Turmec ME-C260 RWM

Turnkey Instruments Ltd AQE-Q84 AQE

Tusker Construction Group ME-E220 RWM

Tyre Boss Ltd CAR-D322 CARS & MRE

UDlive WW-W22 WWEM

UK and Ireland Spill Association

CLR-K52 CLR

UKATA (UK Asbestos Training Association) CLR-K50 CLR

Ultra Protect AQE-P70 AQE

Uniflare Group Limited EN-H52 EFD

United Rentals WW-O42 WWEM

University of Birmingham (Plastics Network) RS-I10 RWM

Urbalive / Wiggly Wigglers RS-H154 RWM

UROC ME-D300 RWM

Valmet EN-G100 EFD

Valpak RS-D130 RWM

Valvan NV ME-D254 RWM

Van Werven UK Ltd

RS-H152 RWM

Vanden Recycling Ltd RS-E114 RWM

Vapor Pin

CLR-M40 CLR

Vecoplan AG ME-C250 RWM

VEGA Controls Ltd WW-P50 WWEM

VentaVolt EN-I96 EFD

Vent-Tech AQE-S82 AQE

Vermeer UK LR46, ME-E200 RWM

Verulam Scientific Ltd

Vision Techniques

Vodafone Business

Vodaland UK Ltd

CLR-M54 CLR

CT-I360 RWM

WW-U62 WWEM

WW-V50 WWEM

Exhibitor List

Exhibitor

Name Stand Show

Voom AI LA20 RWM

Vortex AQE-Q80 AQE

VP ESS EN-J92 EFD

VP Recycling Ltd RS-G172 RWM

Vulture Recycling Equipment Ltd LR20 RWM, CARS & MRE

VWS Software Solutions Ltd CT-I220 RWM

VYNCKE EN-F62 EFD

Ward Recycling RS-E124 RWM

Washed Aggregates Trade Association ME-C300 RWM

Waste Equipment Supplies Ltd / Jiangsu Xuti ME-C200 RWM

Waste Logics CT-F220 RWM

Waste Robotics RS-I160 RWM

Waste Transportation Nostalgia CT-I300 RWM

WasteBot Ai RS-F124 RWM

Wasteer GmbH EN-F70 EFD

Wastewater Fuels Ltd EN-I86 EFD

Water Magazine WW-U20 WWEM

Waterfront Fluid Controls Limited WW-W60 WWEM

WATR Ltd WW-R50 WWEM

WCS Environmental Engineering WW-U12, WW-X64 WWEM

Weightron Bilanciai CT-F260 RWM

Weir Bags CT-H242 RWM

What's the Payback Limited EN-J50 EFD

Whitespace Work Software CT-H270 RWM

Wickens CAR-E324 CARS & MRE

WILMA CAR-B332 CARS & MRE

WISH CT-I302 RWM

WJ Groundwater Ltd WW-S42 WWEM

Wood Recyclers' Association RS-G132 RWM

WWF AQE-Q90 AQE

Wybone CT-H280 RWM

Xylem WW-P24 WWEM

YellowStone Environmental Solutions Ltd RS-G130 RWM

Yildiz ME-B234 RWM

Yilmaz Reduktor ME-E274 RWM

YZ Systems WW-R30 WWEM

Z Prime Ltd WW-R24 WWEM

Zappshelter LR48 RWM

Zebra EM EN-H74 EFD

Zeeco Europe EN-I94 EFD

Zemmler c/o Kioti UK Ltd ME-C290 RWM

Zenobē Energy Limited LA10 RWM

Zeste Energy EN-E94 EFD

ZTL Contracting Ltd (Part of the Applebridge Family) CLR-K70 CLR

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Storing wet waste material costs money. Get your waste out the weather and undercover, to reduce the need of drying and save you £1000s* per week - all while reducing your site emissions.

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