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One of the largest environmental events of the year, Sustainability Live!, is returning to the NEC in Birmingham from 24th to 26th May 2011. Attracting more than 400 exhibitors, Sustainability Live! is made up of five premier shows across the water, energy, land, environment and sustainability sectors
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he event (which is free to visitors) provides an outstanding platform for companies and other organi- sations to share sustainable, cut- ting-edge technologies and industry innovations. Alongside the exhibition, is a three-day conference and seminar programme where key business lead- ers and practitioners will be able to explore current industry issues, best practise and pioneering applications.
International Water and Effluent Exhibition (IWEX)
As one of the largest accredited forums in the country for water organisations and utilities companies, IWEX already has more than 70 companies signed up for the 2011 exhibition. Visitors to IWEX will have the opportunity to speak to representatives from compa- nies such as Schneider Electric, Technolog, Utilitec Services, WEG Electric Motors, and SEBA KMT UK. The busy seminar programme at this
year’s event will discuss key issues including the latest legislation, SUDS and flood management, FOG (fat oil and grease) solutions, waste water management and smart metering.
Environmental Technology Exhibition (ET)
Confirming its place as the UK’s fore- most industry event within the envi- ronmental sector, ET will bring together around 60 companies specialising in areas including air pollution control, transport carbon reduction and com- mercial waste minimisation. Visitors will be spoilt for choice with a raft of high-profile companies and institutions already signed up including Environmental Innovations, NLS, Simplifi Solutions, Birmingham City University, metnet (Marches Environmental Technology Network), Retsch UK, and Birmingham Chamber of Commerce & Industry.
National Energy Management Exhibition (NEMEX) With carbon reduction high on the agenda of governments across the world, businesses are under increasing pressure to review and reduce their energy usage. This year, NEMEX will feature some of the biggest names in
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the energy sector including British Gas Business, Powerstar, Business Stream, powerPerfector, Monodraught, and Siemens Metering Services.
The seminar programme will address a wide range of issues includ- ing government policy, skills and train- ing, carbon reduction strategies, and energy standards. Delegates can also attend sessions on grants and financ- ing, procurement and energy supply, energy efficiency services and behav- ioural changes required for implement- ing energy efficiency measures. Visitors to NEMEX can also take advantage of the co-located exhibition HEVAR, the essential event in the UK for buyers and specifiers in the heat- ing, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration industry.
Brownfield Expo (BEX) The premier national event for remedi- ation and contaminated land solu- tions, BEX is the UK’s only exhibition for brownfield regeneration. The expo provides a forum for specifiers and providers of contaminated land solu- tions and will give visitors access to industry stalwarts like Cornelsen, Ground Remediation Systems, Adventus Europe GmbH, Derwentside Environmental Testing Services, Regenesis, RPS, and PA Geotechnical. Seminar speakers will address regeneration legislation, liability and risk assessment, environmental foren- sics and new remediation technolo- gies, spill control, asbestos clean-up as well as soil stabilisation, ground gas and invasive species management.
In 2011,
Sustainability Live! is partnering with The Prince’s Mayday Network, the UK’s biggest business led movement of businesses and organisations taking action on climate change and
resource depletion. For details visit
maydaynetwork.com
Sustainable Business - The Event Sustainable Business - The Event is a platform for businesses to embrace effective corporate sustainable strate- gies and brings into focus key sustain- ability drivers.
For up–to-date exhibitor news,
seminar programmes, information on how to exhibit or how to register for free attendance visit
sustainabilitylive.com or call 020 8651 7120 Enter 302
It attracts high calibre exhibitors, visitors, and environmental decision- makers across the full spectrum of pri- vate and public sector organisations. Exhibitors already signed up include NQA, BSI, Envac UK, Environmental Sustainability KTN, and Toshiba TEC UK Imaging Systems. This year’s lead event sponsor is Siemens plc, with Parsons Brinckerhoff, powerPerfector and BSI now confirmed as co-sponsors. The conference programme will explore topics such as the coalition government’s plans for a low-carbon economy, retrofitting and future-proof- ing the built environment and sustain- able transport.
Environment and Energy Awards The Environment and Energy Awards recognise excellence and innovation in sustainable business practices across the environment, land, energy and sustainable business sectors, and has attracted a record number of entries for 2011. This year, the awards will have 13 categories including two new awards: Best Energy-Efficient Refurbishment Award and Best Energy Supplier Customer Service Award. Results will be announced at a gala dinner at the National Motorcycle Museum on Tuesday, 24th May 2011.
In summary
Sustainability Live! is a must-attend event for individuals and companies seeking to gain the tools and knowl- edge needed to compete in an economy increasingly driven by sustainability.
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