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EVENTS NEWS


Collaborative summit to explore future of FOG


A collaborative eventwill bring togetherwater, wastewater and sustainability experts to explore newways of tackling fat, oil and grease (FOG) in sewers and pave theway for a blockage-free future.


Nowin its third year, the European FOG Summit is set to take place in the UK for the first time, in Brighton, East Sussex, on 14 October 2021. The eventwill be hosted by technology company SwiftComply, trade association BritishWater and UK utility SouthernWater.


Organiserswill followall government Covid-19 safety guidelines andwillmonitor the global situation closely, putting contingencies in place should any travel restrictions apply.


Every year, FOG-related sewer blockages and spills cost globalwater authorities billions to clear and can have devastating impacts on the environment. The European FOG Summitwill gather renowned experts to examine the current status of the challenge andwhat the future might hold,with conversations focusing on proactivemitigation, technological solutions,


international research and the role FOG can play in local authorities’ circular initiatives and sustainability goals.


Participantswill also have an opportunity to join networking events on 13 October, the day before the summit. Thesewill include a tour of Southern Water’swastewater treatmentworks in nearby Peacehaven and a networking lunch and dinner.


Laura Su, UK director, SwiftComply, said: “We are proud to be co-hosting the 2021 European FOG Summit in the coastal city of Brighton and look forward towelcoming experts fromthe UK and Europeanwater companies, the supply chain and governmental, environmental and circular economy groups.


“We are passionate about industry collaboration and using thought-leadership as a catalyst for change,which iswhy the summitwill not only facilitate these conversations but encourage positive action.


“Whilewe are very much looking forward to hosting a face-to-


face event,wewill of course bemonitoring global travel restrictions closely to ensure it can be held safely and be inclusive to allwhowish to join us.”


Mar Batista, head of programmes, BritishWater, said: “It is a great opportunity for us to be part of the 2021 European FOG Summit. BritishWater has hosted a FOG conference since 2015 andwe are happy to nowbe partneringwith SwiftComply and SouthernWater in bringing the conversation to an evenwider audience. Only by combining collaboration, education and innovationwillwe successfully fight the fatberg globally.”


SteveWilliams, network protection officer, SouthernWater, said: “SouthernWater looks forward to jointly hosting the European FOG Summit in Brighton in 2021. Having spoken at both the 2019 and 2020 summits, I knowhow


valuable the event is in bringing together international experts to share best practice and the latest developments in FOG management. Viewing FOG as a resource for conversion to energy or fuel, thereby creating a circular economy, is a conversation that needs to be had globally.”


The European FOG Summitwill take place on 14 October 2021 at the Hilton BrightonMetropole, near Brighton Pier.


36 | June 2021 | www.draintraderltd.com


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