CEM Welcome to Ljubljana


Plan your time well, the Scientific committee have excelled themselves and put together an extensive 3-day conference programme focusing on Emissions monitoring, Air Quality and Air Quality networks, Methane Measurement featuring regulatory developments, technology innovations and much much more. International experts and regulatory bodies will address challenges and solutions for industry and users.


The conference opens with discussions on the evolving regulatory landscape, including


the implications of the revised Industrial Emissions Directive (IED 2.0) and tightening global standards. Sessions will explore practical approaches to improving performance-based emissions measurement, updates on key standards such as EN14181, and quality assurance requirements across various monitoring systems.


Delegates can choose from three parallel streams each afternoon, covering topics such as particulate matter measurement, real-time fenceline monitoring, air quality network integration, and greenhouse gas emissions. The IMM Industrial Methane Measurement conference will be running alongside CEM, this conference track is open to all delegates and will provide an in-depth insight into detection technologies, field validation campaigns, and regulatory compliance related to methane emissions.


Further sessions will highlight innovations in CCUS monitoring, advanced instrumentation, artificial intelligence, and data acquisition systems. The programme also includes focused discussions on emerging pollutants like PFAS, nitrosamines, and ultrafine particles, alongside case studies from industrial applications.


With an emphasis on practical implementation and cross-sector collaboration, CEM and IMM are networking platforms for professionals committed to improving Air and emissions measurement and supporting the transition to cleaner, more sustainable industrial practices.


Lunches and Refreshments will be served in the exhibition hall where visitors and delegates will have the opportunity to discuss their current and future projects with technical experts from the leading Air Monitoring instrument manufacturers and service providers.


Have Fun and Enjoy this meeting. Marcus Pattison


CEM Organiser, ILM Exhibitions info@ilmexhibitions.com


OPENING TIMES


Wednesday 24th: 09:00 - 17.30 Thursday 25th: 09:00 - 18.00 Friday 26th: 09:00 - 12.15


FREE WIFI: Network name: GR Password: 11110000


info@ilmexhibitions.com


EMISSIONS & AIR QUALITY MONITORING


Contents


Conference Schedule Wednesday 24th Thursday 25th Friday 26th


Exhibition Floorplan Posters


Company Profiles Products Listings


11-13 15-18 20-21


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We would like to thank all members of the CEM & IMM 2025 Scientific Committee for their help in organising this event.


Rod Robinson, NPL, UK and Europe, Conference Chair


David Graham, UNIPER, UK


Professor Lesley Sloss FRSC FIEnvSci CEnv, EPRI International


Professor Milena Horvat, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia Robert Baxter, B3 Systems, USA Dr. Martine Van Poppel, Vito, Belgium Sanjeev K Kanchan, iForest, India


Dr Roger Brown, Oakwood Environmental Services UK Karl R. Wilber, Tekran Instruments, USA Jeff Ryan, US EPA, USA


Tuula Pellikka, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland Lighea Speziale, Seeds, Italy Isaline Fraboulet, Ineris, France


Jelle Hofman, Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO) Belgium Dr Asta Gregorič,


Aerosol Magee Scientific Solvenia


Lars K. Gram, FORCE Technology, Clean Air Technologies, Denmark David Lowry, Royal Holloway University of London Violeta Bescos,


Metrology and Innovation Center of Enagas Alba Lorente, Environmental Defense Fund Europe Cristina Lopez, Methane emissions (NaTran R&I)


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