These virtual events will be the ideal opportunity for suppliers to meet and network with customers new and old. As a bonus, using our extensive media platforms exhibitors will also be able to interact with International prospects and users who don’t normally attend these live events. Attendees will be offered free access to all conference and technical presentations, exhibitors will be able to see and contact all attendees and arrange virtual meetings, video calls and more.
In October 2022, we will return to a live event in a hybrid format. The virtual platform will continue alongside the physical meeting, giving exhibitors and visitors even more opportunities to network together. Suppliers will be able to use the platform to connect with physical attendees, arrange meetings and video calls with the virtual attendees.
AQE, the Air Quality and Emissions show, is a virtual and in person event that focuses on Instrumentation and services for air quality and emissions monitoring. AQE offers a technical program aimed at keeping you up to date with the latest trends, regulations, methods, techniques and technologies. Furthermore, you can also network with all industry stakeholders including suppliers, regulators and end-users from industry that need to monitor, test and analyse air quality and emissions.
Ambient Air Monitoring, Leak Detection, Medium Plant Directive ,Energy from Waste, Green Cities, Biofuels, Renewable Energy, Dioxin Monitoring, Bio Aerosols Odour Monitoring and Treatment, Discontinuous monitoring, Operator Monitoring Assessment, Gas analysis, Mercury and Metal analysis, Manual Stack Monitoring, Weather Monitoring, Fugitive Emissions, Fence line Monitoring, CEMs, Methane Monitoring, Data Acquisition, Workplace monitoring , Air Treatment and Abatement technologies, Big data, Calibration Gas, Mcerts, Gas Detection.
AQESHOW will focus heavily on the Medium Combustion Plant Directive (MCPD), which will come into force on 20th December 2018. AQE Organiser Marcus Pattison says: “This new regulation will affect an enormous number of ... Read More
Researchers at the University of Birmingham and University of Oxford have secured £207,000 funding from the Natural Environment Research Council to investigate the impacts of COVID-19 related public health measures upon air and noise quality in Oxford. The new 'OxAria' ... Read More
Researchers at the University of Birmingham and University of Oxford have secured £207,000 funding from the Natural Environment Research Council to investigate the impacts of COVID-19 related public health measures upon ... Read More
The UK’s ability to predict solar superstorms and other severe space weather events is to get a significant upgrade with the launch of two major research projects led by the University of Birmingham.The research is part of a £20M ... Read More
As the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak, China was the first country to impose strict lockdown measures and their efforts paid impressive dividends, with the spread of the virus brought under control and the death toll maintained at a relatively modest level. At the same time, cities across ... Read More
ICOS, Integrated Carbon Observation System, announces today that eight more greenhouse gas measurement stations have passed the rigorous ICOS quality assurance process for standardised data production. The newly ... Read More
The quarantine measures imposed in countries around the world to contain the spread of coronavirus have had a "drastic" impact on daily carbon emissions, according to a new study published in the scientific journal Nature Climate Change. At the peak of lockdown, daily ... Read More
For several years, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has stipulated low levels of sulphur emissions close to densely populated coastal areas, such as the English Channel and the coastal waters off the United States. As from the 1st of January 2020, lower sulphur emission ... Read More
From an environmental perspective, continuous monitoring provides a better picture of process emissions because it is able to detect spikes and trends, whilst also providing emissions data during all process conditions. Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) are well established in many countries, where ... Read More
