CEM
EMISSIONS & AIR INDIA QUALITY MONITORING
AQUAMATE INDIA
Conference Programme Wednesday 11th March 2026
ROOM 1 13:15 13:30 13:45
14:00 14:15
Next-Generation In-Situ SO₂ Monitoring using UV-DOAS: Reliable, Low-Maintenance Compliance for Indian Industries Mr Sanjeev Chakraborty - Axis Solutions Limited
TDLAS based Continuous emission monitoring system Ms Suhita Tawade - Uniphos Envirotronic PVT LTD
Gaseous CEMS: technology suitability, operation and maintenance including NOx, SO2, CO and CO2
Mr Chandan Yadav - Thermo Fisher Scientific India Private Limited Questions and Answers Coffee Break & Exhibition
VOCs, Hazardous Gases & Trace Analysis 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 15:30
15:45 16:00
Field-Ready Instrumentation for Directive 2024/2881: Meeting New Standards in VOC Monitoring Mr Jean-Philippe AMIET - Chromatotec
Standard-compliant (EN15267) measurement of VOCs and methane with a double-detector FID (continously) Mr Lars Fiß - Sk-Elektronik GmbH
OFCEAS Trace Gas Analysis: Driving Purity in Decarbonization and Energy transition
Mr Owen Webb - DURAG GROUP
Invisible Threats: Monitoring Hazardous Gases in Industrial Facilities Ms Anna Leino - Gasmet Technologies
AirTox Monitor: Next-Generation Real-Time Detection of Hazardous Air Pollutants
Dr Ramakrishna Ramisetty - Tofwerk AG Questions and Answers Coffee Break & Exhibition
Industrial Process Control & Compliance Verification 16:15 16:30 16:45 17:00
17:15 17:30
Emission Monitoring in Sulphur Recovery Units – Overcoming Challenges for Reliable Emission Measurement Mr Florian Greiter - EHS (Endress+Hauser Sick)
Construction Site Compliance: Scalable Air, Noise, and Vibration Monitoring through Low-Cost Sensor Networks Mr Jainam Mehta - Oizom Instruments Pvt. Ltd
Towards continuous formaldehyde emission monitoring: development and validation of a robust microfluidic analyzer Mr Jean-Philippe AMIET - Chromatotec
Deploying Real-Time Emissions Monitoring in West Africa’s Cement Industry: The case of Empire Cement Ghana Mr Joel Duah - ECHT Environmental Services Ltd
Questions and Answers Close of Day Two
17:30 16:00 15:45 Coffee Break & Exhibition
Intelligent Industrial Water Management ICCW Session
Mr. E. Nandakumar, CEO, ICCW [Chennai] Dr. D. Abirami, Principal Scientist, ICCW [Chennai]
Dr Prabha Nagarajan, Co-Founder & CEO,
Openwater.in (Startup) [Bengaluru]
Dr Akanksha Agarwal, Founder, Agromorph Technosolutions Pvt Ltd (Startup) [Mumbai]
Mr Rishi Vandhan, Co-founder & CEO, EarthFokus [Startup] [Chennai]
Arjun R, Founder & Managing Director, ParyAI Solutions Pvt Ltd [Startup] [Bengaluru]
Close of Day Two 14:45 One Hour Association Timeslot 14:30 13:15
WASTEWATER & WATER QUALITY MONITORING
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ROOM 2
One Hour Association Timeslot Panel Session
From Measurement to Mitigation: Closing the Loop on Carbon Emissions Session Overview
Role of carbon emission monitoring in establishing reliable emission baselines Translating continuous monitoring data into actionable insights for emission reduction
Use of advanced analytics, AI, and digital tools to identify carbon hotspots and optimize processes
Measurement and verification requirements to enable carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS)
Integrating carbon monitoring with energy management and emission control systems
Supporting MRV frameworks, emission trading programmes, and regulatory compliance through high-quality carbon data
Panel Discussion
Dr Nikhil S Tambe, CEO – The Energy Consortium, IIT Madras Jayesh Jain, MD – Energy ETA
Prof Santosh Kumar Sahu, Dept of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Madras Dr Anurada Ganesh, Founder & CEO – Arantree Consulting Services
Prof Rajnish Kumar, Head – School of Sustainability, IIT Madras
Coffee Break & Exhibition One Hour Association Timeslot
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