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My name is Andrew Dixon. I am Sales manager for Gasmet UK. I am responsible for sales of our CEMS systems: conventional CEMS gases, Mercury CEMS and Dioxin monitoring.
Juergen Reinmann is Managing Director of ENVEA GmbH, formerly known as Mercury Instruments GmbH. ENVEA GmbH is a leading manufacturer of mercury analyzer systems for emission, air quality and waste water and automatic long-term sampling systems for dioxins, mercury und biogenic CO2 emission monitoring. ENVEA GmbH is part of the ENVEA group, which is a worldwide active company group in the field of CEMs systems.
Juergen is active for 20 years in the field of the long-term sampling of micro-pollutants like dioxins, mercury, heavy metals and biogenic CO2.
He is member of the European standardization groups WG 1 for the dioxin measurement standard EN 1948 and WG 8 for mercury sampling and measurement.
He received in the year 1990 his diploma degree in Physic from Goethe University in Frankfurt / Main Germany.
10+ year experience in a research and innovation organisation that operates in different industrial sectors.
Involved in studies and in the field of environmental impact of fossil and renewable fuels (emissions from stationary sources, air quality and indoor pollution).
Experience in Quality Assurance area for the accreditation of test labs according to ISO 17025.
Coordination for years a Proficiency Test in the field of emissions measurements (PT Pitot scheme)
Involved in European projects.
Member of CEN/TC 264 WG 1 (Dioxins) from 2010 - WG8 (Mercury) - WG45 (Proficiency Test scheme)
Lighea holds a master’s degree in environmental engineering and works since 2012 with CEWEP, the confederation of European waste-to-energy plants, where she now external advisor for technology and environment. Her areas of expertise are emissions to air and water, monitoring techniques, life-cycle analysis, waste management systems and waste-related law. During the last years her main focus was the review of the Waste Incineration BAT Reference document (BREF), where she coordinated internally the work of more than 30 people, produced content and externally followed every aspect of it, from the technical exchange with the JRC to the preparation of workshops for helping the members on the upcoming implementation.
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Sanjeev K. Kanchan is a known environmental consultant and advisor who has contributed in the development of various regulatory tools including Critically Polluted Areas, real time pollution monitoring systems, and new pollution norms for industrial sectors in India. Currently he is a consultant to the International Centre to Sustainable Carbon (ICSC), UK. Prior to this, he has worked in management roles with CEMS manufacturing company and Data analytics & handling and environmental monitoring companies. He has also been associated with Centre for Science and Environment, New Delhi for over a decade as an environmentalist and researcher.
With areas of expertise including resource efficiency, pollution monitoring technology, practices and control, life cycle assessment, best technology, policies, regulations and compliance etc., he has closely worked with various government institutions, industries, leading think tanks, educational & research institutions, professionals and civil societies in India and overseas.
Sanjeev is also a published author and journalist. Some of his reputed books include- Grain by Grain, Heat on Power, Into the Furnace, Excreta Matters- Citizens’ Report on the state of India’s Environment, Best Available Techniques for Indian Iron and Steel Sector, CEMS- A Technical Guidance Manual, CEMS and CEQMS implementation in India: Inspection Manual etc. he also writes articles, columns, blogs for various science magazines, research journals and print and online media.
He is a Certified Sustainability Professional and associated with UNEP’s Global Mercury Partnership- coal-combustion (Member), International Centre for Environment Audit and Sustainable Development, Government of India (Expert and External Faculty), PM-ETS Market Oversight Committee- Forest and Env. Dept., Govt. of Gujarat (Member), Sustainability Innovations and Advisories (SIA) Private Limited (Advisor) etc. As an expert and trainer, he has trained hundreds of environmental practitioners across SPCBs, industries and consultants in India.
David Graham is a Technical Consultant with Uniper, working at their Technology Centre near Nottingham, England. He provides support to the UK power industry in relation to continuous emissions monitoring, emissions reporting and compliance issues for all plant types. This includes the development of guidance for reporting under the Emissions Trading System. Before joining Uniper, he was a gas turbine combustion engineer with Alstom for six years and, prior to that, he worked on various aspects of combustion and environmental science with British Gas. He is a past chair of the UK Source Testing Association and the VGB Technical Group: Emissions Monitoring. David is a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers and an Associate Member of the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment.
Roberto Parola holds a Master of Science degree in engineering from the Politecnico di Milano, Italy. He has spent almost 20 years in the safety, health & environmental protection area and specialty gases product management, both in Europe and Asia. In 2007 he joined the Linde Gas headquarter in Munich, being globally responsible for product stewardship and product legislation. In 2015 he moved to a global product management position for specialty gases and equipment focusing on environmental related topics. In this role he is involved in ambient air quality regulations and emissions regulations for vehicles (on-road and off-road, e.g. Euro 6 and Non-Road Mobile Machinery Stage V), ships (Marpol) and industrial plants (Industrial Emission Directive and Medium Combustion Plant Directive).
With a strong technical background, Jérôme has joined ENVEA in 2002 and is today Area Sales Manager for Southern & Eastern Europe and Africa. He is providing technical sales support to our distribution partners for air quality as well as gas and flow emission monitoring solutions to measure pollutants from stationary sources. His area of expertise includes environmental issues like pollution monitoring technology, practices and control, best technology, policies, regulations and compliance.
Working closely with various government institutions, industries, R&D, his job also includes technical product and application counselling for turnkey CEMS capacity building adapted to various industries for regulatory compliance and improved environmental governance.
Principal research scientist at National Physical Laboratory, technical lead for emission and carbon measurement scientific area. Long history of working in standardisation, Former Chairman and Quality officer of STA, involved in developing uk methods eg instrumental SO2, Vice Chair of CEN air quality technical committee, Chairman of UK mirror BSI group, EH 2/1, and convenor of CEN flow and data quality (EN14181) working groups.
Thomas Smith is a Higher Research Scientist in the Emissions and Atmospheric Metrology group at the National Physical Laboratory. His research has focused on understanding uncertainty in emission measurements made using EN14181 and related standards. Other research areas include ambient particulate monitoring and greenhouse gas inventories, in particular city-scale emission quantification and reporting.
Ms Tuula Pellikka professional background is in emission measurements and especially on their quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC). I have taken part to the standardisation work by European Standardisation Organisation CEN/TC264 since 1995. I'm member of several working groups of CEN/TC264 and the convenor of the Finnish mirror group for CEN/TC264. I have been the project manager for several capacity building projects focusing on the improvement of emission measurement capacities in countries like Chile, India, Uruguay, Russia and Baltic countries. Together with my colleagues I have written several Finnish guidelines for the implementation of different quality assurance procedures for emission measurements as well as I have been involved in organising national comparison measurements for Finnish emission measurement laboratories.
Chris Dimopoulos is a Senior Research Scientist and MCERTS Team Leader at NPL. He graduated with an MSc(Eng) in Environmental Engineering and Project Management from the University of Leeds. He has over ten years practical experience in the industrial emissions monitoring sector and represents the UK on a number of European and International committees on stationary source emissions. His expertise lies in stack flow measurements and was heavily involved in the formulation of EN TR 17078:2017 which provides guidance on the practical execution of flow measurements under EN ISO 16911-1:2013.
David Graham is a Technical Consultant with Uniper, working at their Technology Centre near Nottingham, England. He provides support to the UK power industry in relation to continuous emissions monitoring, emissions reporting and compliance issues for all plant types. This includes the development of guidance for reporting under the Emissions Trading System. Before joining Uniper, he was a gas turbine combustion engineer with Alstom for six years and, prior to that, he worked on various aspects of combustion and environmental science with British Gas. He is a past chair of the UK Source Testing Association and the VGB Technical Group: Emissions Monitoring. David is a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers and an Associate Member of the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment.
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Dr Marc Coleman joined the National Physical Laboratory in 2002 after completing a Fellowship at the Queen's University of Belfast. Over the last 18 years Marc has led much of the research in the Emissions and Atmospheric Metrology Group at NPL with interests ranging from measuring industrial emissions at source through to ground based observations of the radiative balance of the atmosphere. Marc is the UK expert to somewhere in the region of 8 CEN and ISO working groups in the emissions area. Marc also plays a pivotal role coordinating much of the emissions research carried out by European Metrology Institutes.
Frans BLANK, Principal Consultant at DNV GL - Energy, Arnhem the Netherlands
Frans Blank is an expert in all aspects of emission monitoring, reporting, statistics and compliance evaluation.
He is chairman of the VGB Technical Group Emissions Monitoring, an interest group for the application of emission monitoring standards in EU member states.
For industry in the Netherlands he performs validation of the continuous emission monitoring systems and reported annual loads and performs emission verification services for EU-ETS greenhouse gas reporting.
He manages the development and use of the DNV GL TRACE MODEL®, developed on the basis of more than 25 years of experience with mass balance studies at coal and biomass fired power plants in the Netherlands.
Mrs Tuula Kajolinna professional background is in emission and biogas measurements, their quality assurance (QA) and developing new gas measurement systems. Together with my colleagues I have written several Finnish guidelines for the implementation of different quality assurance procedures for emission measurements, organising national comparison measurements for Finnish emission measurement laboratories and worked in capacity building projects focusing on the improvement of emission measurement capacities in countries like Chile, India, Uruguay, Russia and Baltic countries. I have been member of CEN/TC 264/WG 27 working group ‘Measurement of odour impact by field inspection’ and I also work as a technical expert for Finnish accreditation service FINAS in the field of odour measurements. My upcoming dissertation is related to farm scale biomethane production.
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After graduating with an engineering degree from Lasalle Beauvais Institute and a MBA from Paris school of management, Etienne has been working for the international business development of gas analyser manufacturers since 2012. He joined AP2E in 2016, to manage the European networks of AP2E sales partners. After the acquisition of AP2E by the German group DURAG, Etienne became Sales & Service director of the company in 2020. AP2E is a French manufacturer of gas analysers based on OFCEAS and Low Pressure Sampling technologies, with analytical solutions for continuous emission monitoring, process optimization, and ambient air monitoring.
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His studies began at the University of Bologna, where he graduated in Industrial Chemistry. After a period abroad, for a PhD at the University of Edinburgh, he moved back to Italy and to a job in industry. Now, as Export area Manager at Pollution Analytical Equipment, works on the field of environmental monitoring and is specialised in analytical instruments for gas emission.
Pawel Kluczynski obtained his Master degree in 1997 in Physics and his Ph.D. degree in 2002 in a field of laser spectroscopy. He started his research with tunable laser spectroscopy methods in 1997 developing algorithms for data processing. He is an author of more than 25 scientific papers and inventor of 14 granted patents in the field of tunable laser gas analyzers. In 2001-2010 he has been working with design of tunable laser gas analyzers at Siemens. He co-founded Airoptic in 2010. He has been the CEO of the company since 2010
I'm holding University Degrees in Chemistry and Economics.
After 6 years in R&D for Analytical Equipment I moved into Technical Sales.
Now with 10 years of experience in international Sales of Analytical Equipment I joined the Lumex Analytics GmbH in 2018.
After finishing the bachelor's of Engineering degree (Business Engineering/ Electronics) in Karlsruhe, Natalie Kuehn (18.12.1981) worked two years for Tyco International, Sydney (AUS)/ Auckland (NZ), within the Organisational Development Department, also working on international communication strategies and general integration/ qualification processes for intercultural business. Simultaneously she finished overseas the Master's degree in International Management (Intercultural Business) and completes her studies within a trainee program at the Louise Campbell Studio (Copenhagen), focusing on global product design and communication. Since 2006 she worked for SK-Elektronik GmbH/ MA (Universal Measurement Solutions), becoming the General Manager in 2009 (ownership 2012).
Erkki Lamminen studied aerosol physics at Tampere University of Technology and did his masters degree on conditioning systems for diesel exhaust PM measurement. He has been with Dekati Ltd. for 20 years working on different aspects of particle measurement. He is currently the VP and Sales Director of Dekati and his main professional interest is in conditioning and measurement of particulates from combustion sources.
Ryan has worked consistently within the environmental sector since graduating in Environmental Science in 1995. Having focussed on the fields of pollution and legislation in his academic studies, Ryan started his professional career by becoming a stack emissions tester.
Following five years stack emissions testing, Ryan progressed to managing the teams and took on a Technical Sales role. Moving to a larger, multinational consultancy the sales role progressed into managing the emissions monitoring teams and achieving the office’s initial MCERTS accreditation.
Joining ENVEA in 2008, Ryan brought his industrial and regulatory knowledge to the instrumentation field, where he progressed from a UK based sales role to currently managing the EMEA region for ENVEA’s complete portfolio of Environmental and Process monitoring products and services.
In recent years Ryan has presented at several international conferences and exhibitions, including CEM Europe and India, alongside delivering training programmes to national regulatory bodies on emission monitoring solutions.
Mathias is Product Manager for continuous mercury analysis portfolio at DURAG, a manufacturer of sensors and systems for emission monitoring and control. He has always worked in the broad field of thermal energy conversion and emission control. He studied mechanical engineering with focus on thermal power plants and internal combustion engines in Hamburg, Germany. His career started in research about carbon capture in coal fired power plants and biomass to liquid processes. He has also been involved in the German contribution to the revision of the BAT Reference Document (BREF) for large combustion plants. After joining DURAG in 2016 he worked as project manager in the development department.
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Serge Bays is a seasoned engineering professional with interest in data management, analytical systems, and regulations. He is a founder of Limesoft, an environmental data management software company. His passion is finding creative ways to help people in the industry save time and money, be it through innovative maintenance techniques or easier reporting methods. Outside of work you can usually find him at the gym or on the dance floor.
Terrance Odom is the Technical Director at Apex. He has seven years of experience as a stack tester and environmental consultant. His field experience spans various stack testing methods including Method(s) 1-5, 8A, 9, 22, 26A, 29, 23, 202, CTM-013B, CTM-039 etc. Terrance has been with Apex instruments for four years. At Apex, he manages all technical operations, including calibrations, quality control, product support and customer support.
Bill Howe is the founder and president of Apex Instruments. He has been involved with the stack testing industry for over 35 years. Bill plays an active part in all aspects of the company including product research and development. He continues to collaborate with the EPA to stay up to date on changes and adhere to regulations. Bill will bring his expansive expertise to the question-and-answer portion of the presentation.
Dr. Hege Indresand is a Senior Research Scientist at NORCE Norwegian Research Centre with the Smart Instrumentation and Industrial Testing group in Southern Norway. Indresand brought her experience from measurements sceience and analytical chemistry in air quality and atmospheric PM research in USA (UC Davis, California, USA), to Norway some years ago , and has since focused her research on industrial diffuse dust emissions in metallurgical industry.
President of ACD since 2004
Juergen Reinmann is Managing Director of ENVEA GmbH, formerly known as Mercury Instruments GmbH. ENVEA GmbH is a leading manufacturer of mercury analyzer systems for emission, air quality and waste water and automatic long-term sampling systems for dioxins, mercury und biogenic CO2 emission monitoring. ENVEA GmbH is part of the ENVEA group, which is a worldwide active company group in the field of CEMs systems.
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Warren Corns is Head of Research and Development of PS Analytical Ltd based in Orpington, UK. He has a BSc in Marine Chemistry and PhD in Analytical Chemistry. His main area of expertise is in the field of automated trace element analysis of mercury and hydride forming elements. He has worked in this field since 1985 and was involved in the early development of atomic fluorescence spectrometry for mercury and hydride forming elements. He was awarded the Hilger Spectroscopy Prize for his achievements in Analytical Chemistry and his research team has been awarded numerous awards such as the RSC Industrial Innovation Award for their work on Hg in the Petrochemical Industry. The PSA research group are currently involved in numerous projects including the 16ENV01 MercOx project and SI-Hg traceability project which is investigating the metrology and traceability of oxidized mercury. Warren is actively involved in the production of standardised methods for mercury sitting on various ISO/CEN/ASTM/BSI technical working groups as is the nominated UK principal expert. This covers a wide range of applications including ambient air, emissions, petrochemicals and food. Warren is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, Institute of Environmental Science and Institute of Air Quality Management and has published over 90 peer reviewed papers on trace element analysis.
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