ESS Expo 2026 Show Preview by enviroroarb2b

NEC Birmingham 16-17 Sept 2026

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Welcome to ESS Expo 2026 We're thrilled to welcome you to the 2026 edition of the Environmental Services & Solutions (ESS) Expo - the UK's most comprehensive event for the environmental services industry. Brought to you by ROAR B2B, ESS Expo returns to the NEC Birmingham on 16-17 September, and this year we're not just bigger - we’re better connected and more focused on the people driving this sector forward. Building on last year's expansion of the show, 2026 is about deepening the connections between the people, businesses, and ideas shaping resource and waste management, recycling, net zero, water, air, land management, geotechnical engineering, energy, and the circular economy. It's not enough to just bring the sector under one roof; this year, ESS Expo is giving you more ways to meet, network, learn, and celebrate all your hard work and achievements. That starts with RWM Connect, our new flagship networking evening co-hosted with CIWM on the evening of day one, uniting over 900 resource-industry professionals for an unmissable night of networking at The VOX. For the air, water and land management community, we've expanded the EMMA Awards,

recognising and celebrating the innovation, dedication, and hard graft that keeps this industry moving. For the next generation of environmental innovators, our new Start-Up, Scale-Up, Innovation & Investors Network puts emerging businesses and investors in the same room as the industry's biggest buyers. We're also tackling the sector's talent pipeline head-on with a dedicated Careers Fair, connecting employers with the skills the environmental services industry needs to grow. Outside, Waste Trucks Live brings the sector's waste vehicles and technology to life in action, while our new VIP Fleet Professionals Programme gives fleet decision-makers a curated, hosted experience built around their priorities. Together, these new features sit alongside the suppliers, keynote debates, live demonstrations, and policy insight ESS Expo is known for. Dive into this digital preview to explore everything ESS Expo 2026 has to offer, and don't forget to secure your free ticket if you haven't already! We look forward to welcoming you in September.

Rob Mowat Managing Director, ESS Expo

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GEO Expo Keynote Theatre, sponsored by Wheeler Site Investigation

Bioenergy & Clean Fuels Theatre, sponsored by H-Power

CLR Expo Keynote Theatre

Environmental Law Theatre, sponsored by Browne Jacobson

CLR Expo / GEO Expo Sandwich Bar

EFD Keynote Theatre, sponsored by WSP UK Ltd

ESS Expo PFAS Theatre, sponsored by Element

WSP Seating Area

WWEM Expo Keynote Theatre

EFD Networking Bar

WWEM Expo Technical Theatre

EFD Technical Theatre, sponsored by Honeywell

Water Company Lounge

Circular Economy & Sustainability Theatre, sponsored by SLR Consulting

WWEM Expo Networking Hub

Flexible Work Zone, sponsored by Clarity Environmental

CLR Expo / GEO Expo Networking Hub, sponsored by Jacobs

Start-Up, Scale-Up Theatre

Start-up, Scale-up, Innovation & Investors Network

CLR Expo & GEO Expo Technical Theatre, sponsored by James & Milton Drilling Limited

Packaging & EPR Theatre, sponsored by Valpak

WWEM Expo Monitoring Theatre

ESS Expo Central Lounge, sponsored by Ecogenesys

ESS Expo Café

Commercial, Industrial & Hazardous Waste Theatre, sponsored by Steinert

AQE Expo Keynote Theatre

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Future Talent Hub, sponsored by Grundon Waste Management

Metals, E-Waste, ELV & Batteries Theatre

Careers Fair

CARS & Metals Networking Hub

Networking Area, sponsored by Turmec

The Big Red Bus Bar, sponsored by Panda

LARAC Lounge, sponsored by PermiServ

Waste Trucks Live, sponsored by NRG Riverside

Collections & Transport Theatre, sponsored by Samsara

Live Demo Area - Waste Processing Live

Networking Area

Construction & Demolition Theatre, sponsored by McLanahan Corporation

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Two Days, One Show, Everything Environmental There’s a moment every September where the environmental services industry stops being scattered across hundreds of offices, depots and sites, and becomes one industry in one room. This year, that space is bigger and busier than ever. ESS Expo returns to the NEC Birmingham on 16-17 September, bringing seven co-located shows and more than 16,000 professionals together for two high-impact days at the NEC Birmingham. But numbers alone don’t capture what two days at ESS actually feels like because the show isn’t just one event, it’s dozens of them happening at once, and the challenge for most visitors isn’t finding something worth their time, it’s deciding what to prioritise. Out in the Live Demonstration Area, shredders, balers and material handlers run three times a day under real operating conditions - no staging, no simulation, just kit doing exactly what it would do on-site. Nearby, fleet managers get a show built around their specific decisions, with specialist vehicles grouped by application and a VIP programme designed to fast-track the people who actually sign off on procurement. If you’ve got a fleet renewal on the horizon, this is where your shortlist gets made.

And at the centre of it all, as ever, are the world-class suppliers showcasing the latest in sustainable solutions. Hundreds of them line the floor across the seven shows, from the household names anchoring the aisles to the smaller specialists solving one very specific problem for one very specific part of your operation. Whether you’re comparing product ranges, sourcing a new supplier relationship or just seeing what’s changed since last year, this is where those conversations happen face-to-face. This is your chance to see what’s actually on offer, and ask the questions that matter. Step back from the hardware and the conversation shifts to ideas. Across two days, more than 450 speakers take to the theatres - voices from SUEZ, Google, easyJet, Jacobs and the Environment Agency among them covering everything from AI and digital compliance to decarbonisation, green skills and the policy shifts reshaping how the sector operates. It’s the kind of programme where you walk in with one question and leave with three answers you can actually act on.

Then there’s the business of what comes next. A dedicated network for start-ups, scale-ups and growthstage SMEs puts emerging environmental businesses stand-to-stand with the investors, corporate buyers and established players who can actually take them further - timed, this year, right alongside major regulatory change that’s about to reshape how the whole industry handles data and compliance. For founders, it’s a rare chance to be in the room with people who write cheques, not just badges. None of this works without people, and ESS Expo goes further than most shows in making sure the next generation of the sector gets a proper look-in. A careers fair runs alongside a two-day talent programme tackling the skills gap head-on, and the achievements of that next generation get properly marked too - through award ceremonies recognising rising stars, standout changemakers, and the organisations setting the bar across land, air and water.

Local authority professionals get their own dedicated space to trade notes and get direct policy guidance away from the noise of the main floor, and by the time day one wraps, the conversations don’t stop - they just move a short walk down the road, into an evening built specifically for the people who spent the day on the show floor and aren’t quite done yet. That’s the thing about ESS Expo: it’s not a single show to walk around, it’s a network of them running in parallel - live machinery, fresh ideas, investment, talent and people, alongside hundreds of suppliers ready to talk through exactly what your operation needs next. Turn the page to find out what’s on, who’s speaking, and where you need to be across the two days.

Your ESS 2026 Visit Starts Before You Arrive Maximise every moment of your visit with the ESS 2026 Event App your personal guide, planner, and networking hub, all at your fingertips. Click the link or scan the QR code using your mobile to log in with your registered mobile number or email.

One Click, No App Store

Everything in One View

Forget the hassle of app stores. The ESS Event App launches straight from your browser with just one click - no download required. That means more convenience, less clutter, and immediate access to everything you need to navigate ESS on the go.

The “My Event” feature offers a snapshot of your entire visit, highlighting favourited sessions and confirmed meetings so you can make the most of every hour.

Content Curated Around You Once inside, the app gets to work, tailoring your experience by suggesting the most relevant Exhibitors, Sessions, Products and Speakers based on your interests. Say goodbye to scrolling endlessly and say hello to curated discovery.

Meetings, Sorted in Advance Make meaningful connections with exhibitors using the integrated messaging system. Book meetings in advance or on the fly, and keep your schedule organised without the back-and-forth of emails.

Your Evening Events, Built In New for 2026, the app gives you direct shortcuts through to RWM Connect and the EMMA Awards, so your evening events are planned alongside your daytime schedule - all in the same place.

Logging In Takes Seconds Click the link or scan the QR code to log in with the mobile number or email address you registered with for ESS 2026.

Find Your Way Around the NEC The built-in interactive floor plan means you’ll never get lost. Find your way to stands, theatres, lounges and meeting points effortlessly.

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Join us at the Official RWM Expo Afterparty RWM Expo 2026 is now just around the corner, and once day one on the show floor wraps up, the conversation doesn’t have to stop. It just moves next door, to The VOX, Resorts World Birmingham, for RWM Connect – the resource industry social, in collaboration with the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM). If you’re joining us at either Resource & Waste Management (RWM) Expo, Energy, Fuels & Decarbonisation (EFD) Expo, or the Complete Auto Recycling Show (CARS), then RWM Connect is your official evening event of the show: a brand-new flagship networking evening for the waste, recycling, energy and resource management sector, run in collaboration with CIWM. It brings together the audiences of the former ESS Connect Party and CIWM Gala Dinner under one roof for the very first time, featuring 900+ industry professionals, all in the same room, on the same night, right on-site at The Vox.

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ESS Expo is where the environmental services sector comes together to do business; where conversations begin, connections are made and opportunities take shape.

When: Wednesday 16 September 2026, from 19:00 - the evening of day one of ESS Expo

RWM Connect offers the perfect way to round off the day, carrying the people, energy and momentum of the show floor into a relaxed evening at The VOX. Whether you’re continuing a conversation that started at 11am, celebrating the day’s successes, reconnecting with familiar faces or finally meeting contacts you’ve only ever spoken to over email, it’s where the day’s connections have the space to develop into lasting networks.

The Format 19:00 | Arrival & Drinks Reception 19:40 | Welcome Address 19:50 | Drinks & Socialising 20:00 | Main Room Opens - Live Entertainment & Networking • Free beer, wine and soft drinks till 10pm • Live music • Dance floor • Quiet Networking • Comfortable seating • Casino Tables • Food stations • Photobooth 22:00 | DJ and Dancing 00:00 | Carriages

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Where: The VOX, Resorts World Birmingham – a short walk from the NEC Birmingham Who: 900+ professionals from across the waste, recycling, energy and resource management industry Tickets: £99+VAT per person, or £900+VAT for a team bundle of 10 Places are limited and demand is expected to be high. If RWM Connect is on your radar for September, now’s the time to make it official. Scan the QR code or click the link to secure your tickets to the resource sector’s biggest networking event. Staying over? A limited number of discounted rooms have been secured at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole for RWM Connect attendees - £245+VAT for one night (16th) or £490+VAT for two (15th-16th). Availability is limited, so it’s worth booking early. Scan the QR code or click the link instead.

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The Meeting Place for Local Authority Waste & Recycling Professionals Located in the heart of the Collections & Transport Zone at RWM Expo, the LARAC Lounge is a dedicated hub for local authority waste and recycling professionals. The space provides an opportunity to connect with councils, waste operators, suppliers and industry experts, while exploring practical solutions and insights from across the sector.

Meet leading organisations Head to the lounge where you’ll be able to meet a range of organisations, including LARAC, PermiServ, Recycle Coach, FCC Environment, Lixo, Contel Ltd, Jett Ltd, Omnia Smart Technologies, Voom AI, KEO Europe Ltd and Jewel Software. From technology and data solutions to operational support, you’ll be able to discuss and explore the tools and services available to improve efficiency, compliance and service delivery across waste and recycling operations.

One-to-one expert guidance Take the opportunity to speak directly with one of LARAC’s Policy Officers to gain valuable insight into the latest legislation, policy updates and sector developments. The lounge provides a dedicated space for one-to-one conversations or to host informal meetings, all alongside complimentary tea and coffee in a more relaxed setting than the busy show floor!

Moments not to be missed There’s even more to discover in the LARAC Lounge throughout the show. On 16 September, stop by for the Networking Drinks Reception at 2pm, offering the perfect opportunity to catch up and celebrate with industry colleagues. Also taking place on 16 September, praise achievements across the sector with the Garden Waste Awards, hosted by PermiServ, recognising innovation and excellence in waste and recycling services. Whether you’re a council rep, waste operator or supplier, make sure the LARAC Lounge is on your route around RWM Expo 2026. Grab a coffee, meet LARAC’s policy experts, and join the celebrations at the Networking Drinks Reception and Garden Waste Awards on 16 September. Sponsored by PermiServ

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EGGER Timberpak Your national waste wood solution.

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We pride ourselves on being able to providing a consistent and reliable service to all of our customers. This is just one of the many reasons why EGGER Timberpak has continued to operate successfully over the last twenty years. We process all types of non-hazardous waste wood, with 100% assurance that nothing goes to landfill.

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Inside ESS Expo’s Start-Up, Scale-Up, Innovation & Investors Network Early-stage environmental businesses will get direct access to more than 16,000 industry professionals, investors and corporate buyers this September, as ESS Expo launches its Start-Up, Scale-Up, Innovation & Investors Network at the NEC, Birmingham. Running across both days of the show, the zone is built to solve a specific problem: emerging companies with commercially proven technology often can’t afford - or can’t get visibility at - major trade events. The network puts them stand-to-stand with established industry leaders, in front of the venture capitalists, angel investors, banks, private equity firms, legal advisers and public sector buyers actively looking to fund and partner with the sector’s next wave of environmental businesses.

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The Start-Up, Scale-Up Theatre

The zone is open to three groups: start-ups under three years old, scaleups aged three to seven years expanding nationally or internationally, and established SMEs looking for a cost-effective route to new markets or investment.

A dedicated theatre programme across both days runs founders and investors through the realities of funding, growth and exit in the environmental sector.

Confirmed exhibitors already span some of the most active corners of the circular economy. Polytag is tagging and tracing packaging materials through the recycling system to give brands real-time circularity data. Scrapp offers a zero-waste platform that cuts cost and landfill volume through digital waste tracking. Asbestos Cleaning UK brings patented technology capable of stripping 100% of asbestos from contaminated concrete rubble, turning hazardous demolition waste into reusable material. Helix8’s SpectrAI platform gives recyclers and manufacturers AI-verified traceability to prove compliance with EU PPWR rules. Xscindo processes e-waste through closed-loop thermal technology, guaranteeing data destruction while recovering critical and precious metals and eliminating forever chemicals. And with Defra’s mandatory Digital Waste Tracking Service going live on 1 October 2026, Vaste’s feedstock intelligence platform - built to file waste movements in seconds - arrives at exactly the right moment for UK operators. Emissable Ltd and Inviam Biometals will also be featured in the zone, bringing their solutions to the offering.

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Key themes include building commercial traction and scalable foundations, attracting investment, navigating Seed to Series A funding, identifying the environmental technologies and subsectors drawing investor interest, and assessing the opportunities and risks of corporate partnerships and incubators. The programme also focuses on later-stage growth, including building strong sales, leadership and operational platforms, creating enterprise value, choosing between debt, equity and strategic capital, understanding what acquirers look for, and preparing for trade sales, management buyouts, IPOs and premium exits. Dedicated sessions examining value creation, acquisition criteria and the factors that can help founders maximise business value ahead of a transaction.

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Careers in environmental services start at ESS Expo If you’re a student, graduate or considering a move into the sector, the ESS Expo Careers Fair puts you face-to-face with organisations hiring right now across sustainability, resource management and environmental services. Browse live vacancies on the ESS Jobs Board, speak directly with hiring managers, and find out about apprenticeships and graduate schemes. Practical support is on hand too, with CV clinics and one-to-one guidance sessions to help you make the most of every conversation. The Careers Fair is supported by a network of leading universities, including Aston University, Birmingham City University, University of Bristol, Brunel University, Cardiff University, Coventry University, De Montfort University, Imperial College London, Keele University, University of Leeds, Manchester Metropolitan University, University of Nottingham, Nottingham Trent University, The Open University, University of Plymouth, Sheffield Hallam University, University of Warwick and University of York.

Meet top employers Say hello to Augean, CIWM, Groundwork, Careers Transition Partnership, Climate Ambassadors Programme, SUEZ, Veolia Careers and Grundon, alongside recruiters and sector specialists ready to advise on where your skills could take you. Entry is included with your free ticket to ESS Expo so if you’re weighing up a career in sustainability, this is the place to start finding answers.

Explore the Future Talent Hub Agenda here Located next to the Careers Fair, the Future Talent Hub, sponsored by Grundon, runs a twoday programme tackling the workforce, skills and recruitment challenges facing the sector. Wednesday’s highlights include sessions on the green skills gap, diversity and inclusion, and practical AI literacy, plus a CV writing workshop, before the day closes with the 35 Under 35 Awards and networking drinks. Thursday opens with Women in Waste & Recycling, followed by a session with Toby Perkins MP on the policy case for green skills, the Environment 100 recognition scheme, a workshop on attracting future talent to the sector, and a closing session on the Climate Ambassadors Programme. Expect industry leaders and experts from organisations including Grundon, the Royal Society of Chemistry, CIWM, the House of Commons, and more throughout the two days. The environmental sector is hiring. Come and find your place in it this September.

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RWM 2026 rolls out the red carpet for fleet managers If you’re responsible for fleet performance, procurement or vehicle specification, RWM Expo 2026 has been built with you in mind. Two new features - Waste Trucks Live (sponsored by NRG Riverside) and the VIP Fleet Professionals Programme (sponsored by CameraMatics) - combine to give fleet managers an elevated, curated experience at this year’s show: one that gets you in front of the right vehicles and the right people.

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Waste Trucks Live is the most comprehensive showcase of specialist waste trucks ever brought together at a live event, and it’s arriving at RWM Expo 2026 as your one-stop-shop for fleet decision-making.

Alongside Waste Trucks Live, RWM Expo is launching the VIP Fleet Professionals Programme - a dedicated initiative connecting the UK’s most senior fleet decision-makers with the suppliers best placed to support them.

Rather than working the halls stand by stand, fleet operators, managers and buyers will find vehicles grouped by body type - RCVs, skip & hook loaders, food waste trucks, tippers & tankers, sweepers and specialist bodies - making it straightforward to navigate straight to the applications that matter to your operation. Across the two show days, you’ll be able to see vehicles working, and find build quality, configuration and realworld application are all there to assess in one visit. For anyone with fleet investment or specification decisions on the horizon, that means: • Comparing designs and applications side by side, in a practical setting • Assessing layouts and configurations in a live, operational environment

This isn’t a general visitor pass. It’s a curated experience designed around the needs of people with real fleet decisions to make. Registering is simple: get your free ticket as normal and tick the “Fleet Professional” option on the form. From there, every part of the visit is designed to save you time and put you in the right conversations: • Fast-track entry - your dedicated fleet professional badge arrives ahead of the show, so you walk straight in • Complimentary on-site parking • An invitation-only fleet networking event on the afternoon of 16 September, connecting you with peers and leading suppliers in a relaxed setting • Complimentary refreshments for the conversations in-between

• Putting informed, operational questions directly to manufacturers • Shortlisting faster and reducing risk in the decision-making process • Seeing proven, operational-ready vehicles across multiple waste applications It’s also a chance to compare notes with peers facing the same fleet renewal, specification and compliance challenges - sense-checking decisions with people who understand the day-to-day realities of running a waste fleet, and leaving better equipped to make the call.

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Two days, one clear focus: better fleet decisions Together, Waste Trucks Live and the VIP Fleet Professionals Programme put fleet investment and specification decisions front and centre at RWM 2026. Whether you’re comparing RCV configurations on the demo timetable or catching up with peers at the fleet networking event, the show is designed to help you leave with greater confidence, better context, and a shortlist you can act on.

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Waste Processing Live: See the Machinery in Action at RWM Expo 2026 Static displays only tell half the story. That’s why RWM Expo 2026 is bringing back one of the show’s standout features - Waste Processing Live, a series of spectacular working waste & recycling machinery demonstrations you won’t find anywhere else. Held in the outdoor Live Demonstration Area, this is your chance to watch shredders, balers, material handlers, sorting technology, fire suppression systems, and more running exactly as they would do on-site - not staged, not simulated. If you’re weighing up new kit for your operation, there’s no better way to see what actually sets one machine apart from another other than watching it work under real conditions, in its intended environment. Confirmed demonstrators so far include JCB, Natural Engineering/Hammel, LiuGong Machinery, Global Machinery Solutions Limited, JMC Recycling Systems - with more to be announced ahead of the show.

When to catch it Demonstrations run three times a day, both days of the show: 10:30 AM | 12:30 PM | 2:30 PM

Why it matters RWM Expo is the UK’s leading event for the waste, recycling and resource management sector - bringing together operators, contractors, local authorities, processors and buyers all hunting for the same thing: equipment that actually performs. The Live Demonstration Area lets the machinery do the talking. Whether you’re sourcing your next shredder, comparing baler throughput, or just want to see the latest sorting tech tested and working live, head to the outdoor area and watch it happen.

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Highlighting the industry’s finest ESS Expo isn’t just where the environmental sector comes to do business - it’s where its achievements get the recognition they deserve, and hard work gets celebrated. This year, three flagship award schemes converge at the show to spotlight the people, projects and innovations pushing environmental services forward across the UK.

Celebrating excellence within land, air and water The Environmental Monitoring & Measurement Achievement (EMMA) Awards are back this year, for another unforgettable evening, recognising the people, organisations and innovations making a real impact across the land management, air quality and water management industries. Following a record-breaking number of nominations and the extension of the awards to include work across the land remediation industry, alongside the existing air and water categories, this year’s ceremony is set to be the biggest and most prestigious celebration yet. Taking place on 16 September at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole, the EMMA Awards will bring together hundreds of industry professionals for an evening of recognition, networking and celebration.

Industry-wide recognition From groundbreaking technologies and innovative products to outstanding projects, teams and measurable impact, the awards showcase the organisations and individuals driving tangible progress across the sector. See the shortlist here.

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It’s not too late to join us Secure your place at the EMMA Awards and enjoy an evening of fine dining, first-class entertainment and industry recognition at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole. Whether you’re attending as a finalist, supporting colleagues, entertaining clients or simply looking to celebrate with the sector, your ticket includes:

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• Welcome drinks reception • Three-course gala dinner • Official EMMA Awards ceremony • Live entertainment • After-party and networking We look forward to welcoming the land, air and water community together to celebrate the achievements, innovation and dedication that continue to raise the standard of environmental monitoring and measurement across the UK.

Recognising the next generation of industry leaders The 35 Under 35 Awards, sponsored by Grundon, celebrates the rising stars making their mark across our industry. Spotlighting young professionals who are demonstrating leadership, driving innovation and making a positive impact within their organisations and the wider industry, the programme shines a spotlight on the talent shaping the sector today. The recognition ceremony takes place on 16 September at 14:00 in the Future Talent Hub, where this year’s top 35 under the age of 35 will be revealed and celebrated. Plus, we’ll reveal the Top 3 Rising Stars, recognising the individuals who have truly stood out through their achievements, innovation and contribution to the sector. This is always a highlight of the future talent programme, so make sure you don’t miss it!

Meet the top movers and shakers within Environmental Services Who has made this year’s Environment 100? Discover the individuals recognised for making an outstanding contribution to environmental services and sustainability in the UK over the last year, as the top 100 changemakers is officially unveiled at ESS Expo. Following an exceptional response to this year’s nominations, our panel of respected judges from across the environmental sector carefully reviewed every submission to select the 100 trailblazers, innovators and unsung heroes whose work is making a real difference across the UK. Join us at the Future Talent Hub from 12:00 - 14:00 on 17 September to celebrate this year’s Environment 100 as they take to the stage. The session will also feature a panel with a selection of the 2025 Environment 100, who will share their experiences, career journeys and the impact that being recognised has had on their work. Whether you’re celebrating a colleague, supporting a nominee or simply looking to hear from some of the sector’s most inspiring people, this is a fantastic opportunity to recognise the individuals helping to drive environmental progress across the UK. Explore the full Future Talent Hub Agenda here.

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WASTE HEAT TO POWER · ORGANIC RANKINE CYCLE

Energy Efficiency & Waste Heat Recovery from Incinerators… and More! Modular ORC systems, made in France As a French manufacturer of Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) systems, ENOGIA designs and supplies modular solutions to recover heat that would otherwise be lost and convert it into electricity directly on site. Our technology can be integrated with a wide range of applications, including gas engines, biomass boilers and waste incineration plants, helping operators improve overall energy efficiency, reduce electricity purchased from the grid and lower their carbon footprint.

From thermal assessment to commissioning At ESS/RWM, our team will present ENOGIA's expertise in delivering waste heat recovery projects, from initial thermal assessment and system design through to integration and commissioning. We will also highlight several of our UK references and ongoing projects, demonstrating how ORC technology can be deployed on existing facilities with minimal impact on plant operations.

Discover the Smart Power Alliance Alongside waste heat recovery, ENOGIA will also present the Smart Power Alliance, bringing together complementary technologies to help industrial sites better understand, manage and optimise their energy use. Through this alliance, we will introduce energy monitoring and optimisation solutions based on a non-intrusive measurement. These solutions provide industrial operators with a detailed, real-time understanding of how energy is consumed throughout their facilities. Advanced analytics help identify abnormal consumption, inefficiencies and potential energy-saving opportunities, enabling continuous improvement and supporting broader decarbonisation strategies.

Visit the ENOGIA team at ESS/RWM to discover the Smart Power Alliance and discuss your waste heat sources, energy efficiency challenges and opportunities to reduce consumption while generating additional electricity from energy currently being lost.

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Waste & Resource Management Services. Reimagining Waste as a Strategic Asset. We work across the entire waste management spectrum, from strategy and characterisation to infrastructure delivery and circular economy integration. Our team combines technical depth with deep regional understanding, helping clients unlock value, reduce environmental impact and strengthen ROI.

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See the Surfbee ASV in Action at WWEM 2026 Visitors to WWEM 2026 will have the opportunity to get up close to one of the most talked-about innovations in environmental monitoring, as Xylem showcases the Surfbee Autonomous Surface Vehicle (ASV) on Stand WW-L84. Developed by Australian robotics specialist Surfbee Hydrobotics and introduced to the UK through an exclusive partnership with Xylem, the Surfbee is a remotely operated and autonomous drone boat designed to transform how water quality, flow and river health data are collected. As environmental monitoring requirements continue to increase across the UK water sector, utilities, regulators, researchers and environmental organisations are seeking safer, smarter and more efficient ways to gather high-quality information from rivers, reservoirs and other inland waters. The Surfbee addresses this challenge by combining autonomous navigation with Xylem’s market-leading monitoring technologies. Compatible with YSI EXO water quality sondes and SonTek acoustic profiling instruments, the compact platform can collect detailed water quality, flow and bathymetric data while operating in locations that may be difficult, costly or potentially unsafe to access using traditional monitoring methods.

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The technology has already been demonstrated extensively across the UK and is now being adopted by several water utilities. During field deployments and customer training events, Xylem specialists have demonstrated how operators can quickly create GPSguided survey missions using a simple Android-based controller, enabling efficient collection of high-resolution environmental data. James Chapman, Environmental Solutions Business Development Manager at Xylem, said: “Using the Surfbee app on an Android controller, we can map precise GPScontrolled missions for high-quality ADCP flow discharge and water quality data collection. It represents a significant step forward in water quality and flow monitoring and opens up exciting opportunities to gain new insights into river and environmental performance.” Growing public and industry attention on river health has highlighted the importance of reliable environmental monitoring. Recent media coverage surrounding UK Rivers and recreational water use has demonstrated the increasing demand for accurate, evidence-based environmental data. While assessments of water quality remain the responsibility of water companies and environmental regulators, technologies such as Surfbee provide the detailed information needed to support

informed decision-making, Section 82 sonde siting and effluent mixing surveys & environmental improvement programmes. At WWEM 2026, visitors will be able to discover how autonomous monitoring platforms are helping organisations: • Monitor river water quality • Measure flow and discharge • Investigate environmental hotspots • Support reservoir and catchment management • Optimise Section 82 monitoring programmes • Improve sonde deployment and effluent mixing studies • Support ecological research and environmental assessments With autonomous navigation, live video streaming, 5G connectivity and seamless integration with Xylem monitoring equipment, the Surfbee represents an exciting new approach to gathering the environmental intelligence required to support healthier rivers and smarter water management. Visit Xylem on Stand WWL84 at WWEM 2026 to see the Surfbee ASV and discover how autonomous sampling is shaping the future of river health assessment.

Dennis Eagle to reveal CrewSense AI camera system for enhanced RCV operator awareness and new ORUS model for organic material collections At RWM, Dennis Eagle and Terberg Matec UK will launch two new solutions designed to support more efficient waste collection operations. Dennis Eagle will debut CrewSense AI at the show, an integrated operational behaviour system fully compatible with Terberg bin lift systems. CrewSense AI provides real-time behavioural awareness in critical working zones to help crews work smarter and more diligently. The AI camera system is designed to address at-risk actions at the rear of the vehicle, helping to enhance situational awareness, reduce near-miss incidents and downtime, alleviate reliance on memory and routine habits, and improve crew confidence. For fleet operators, the system provides accurate and timely incident reports and is readily adaptable to different vehicle configurations. With Simpler Recycling legislation driving increased volumes of organic waste collections, Terberg Matec UK will also unveil the new ORUS 11 HD at RWM. The latest addition to the company’s compact satellite RCV range features an 11m3 watertight, leakproof body essential for organic waste collections. This further expands the business’ popular ORUS portfolio of vehicles, which currently spans from 5m3 to 7m3. Featuring semi-compaction loading and an integral hydraulic lift capable of handling bins from 120 to 1,280 litres, the ORUS 11 HD now offers a market-leading payload of 7,800kg. This makes the vehicle ideally suited to commercial food waste and glass collections, with full dynamic bin weighing and RFID integration capability. SHOW PREVIEW

Visit Dennis Eagle and Terberg Matec UK at RWM on stand CT-G320 to learn more about these latest innovations. 26

Discover the ESS Expo 2026 Speaker Programme With 450+ expert speakers across our specialist theatres, the ESS Expo conference programme brings together the knowledge, ideas and conversations most prevalent in the environmental sector. Whether you’re looking for practical advice, the latest policy updates or insight into emerging technologies, you’ll find a packed agenda designed to help you leave feeling informed, inspired, and ready to take back some fresh new ideas that enhance your operation. Across two days, hear from industry leaders, policymakers, innovators and technical experts as they explore the biggest opportunities and challenges facing the sector. Featuring contributions from organisations including SUEZ, easyJet, Google, Jacobs, the Environment Agency and more, the programme will explore the key issues influencing the industry today, from regulatory change and compliance to AI and digital innovation, industrial decarbonisation, green skills, sustainable infrastructure and environmental monitoring. Alongside expert panels and keynote discussions, the programme will showcase practical case studies, technical presentations and real-world examples, giving you valuable ideas and knowledge to take away. With content spanning resource management, recycling, water, energy, land, air quality, geotechnical engineering and environmental monitoring, there are opportunities to learn across every area of the environmental services industry, all in one place! Take a look through the timetables on the following pages to plan your visit, discover the sessions most relevant to you and make the most of two days of insight and innovation at ESS Expo 2026.

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AQE Keynote Theatre Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:30 ISO14001: the 2026 Revision Lesley Wilson, ISEP

11:15 – 11:45 Future-Ready Wastewater: Simplifying Greenhouse Gas Compliance John Downie, Cura Terrae; Denis Pöhler, Airyx

10:45 – 11:15 Methane Emissions Monitoring: Accurate Emissions Data, Direct Measurement Technologies and Practical Mitigation Pathways Hendrik Heeze, Honeywell Industrial Automation

12:00 – 12:30 Wet Zero: Protecting Indoor Air Quality in the Race to Net Zero Nathan Wood, Environmental Industries Association Air Quality Working Group; Lisa Malyon, Indoor Air Aware

11:30 – 12:00 Is Air the New Category of Consumer Health Francesca Brady, Aira Labs

14:00 – 14:30 Accountability Mechanisms for Air Quality in Local Government Jon Burke, Gloucester City Council

12:15 – 12:45 EN 14181: Update and New Guidance for Uncertainty Determination Rod Robinson, NPL

14:45 – 15:15 Measuring Methane Emissions from UK Landfill Sites Neil Howes, National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

13:00 – 13:30 The Clean Air Dividend: How Improving Air Quality Will Drive Economic Growth Nick Smith, Clean Air Fund 14:15 – 14:45 Air Pollution as the Greatest Environmental Risk to Health Nick Smith, Clean Air Fund; Stephen Holgate, University of Southampton; Matt Browning, Greater London Authority 15:00 – 15:30 Metrology Support for the Development of Standardised Methods for Methane Emission Detection and Quantification Fabrizio Innocenti, National Physical Laboratory (NPL) 15:45 – 16:15 Improving Air Quality in Schools: Lessons from SAMHE, the UK’s National School Indoor Air Quality Network Alice Handy, Imperial College London

CARS Metals, ELVs, E-waste & Batteries Theatre Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:30 The Challenges Faced by Businesses when Safely Recycling LithiumIon Batteries Throughout Europe Mariah Rizzo, Lime Technology

10:00 – 10:30 Metals Recycling Net Zero Roadmap: What Does the Industry Need to Achieve its Goals Mike Hogan, EMR

11:30 – 12:00 From Source to Bale: What a Vehicle Actually Makes Simon Bastin-Mitchell, Reclamet Ltd

10:45 – 11:30 Treatment of End-of-Life Vehicles for Quality Recycling Masoud Ahmadinia, Coventry University; Stephen Spooner, Coventry University

12:15 – 12:45 Revolutionising Fire Safety with UK Fire Protection Services Niamh McBride, Material Focus 13:45 – 14:30 The Challenges of Processing WEEE Waste and Extracting Critical Minerals Andy Kellar, Ecogenesys; Scott Butler, Material Focus; Izzi Monk, Royal Society of Chemistry; Alan Colledge, SUEZ; Simon Bastin-Mitchell, Reclamet Ltd 15:30 – 16:15 ELVs: What Happens Next? Eoin Bailey, 7Steel

11:45 – 12:15 Tackling WEEE Free Riders: Strengthening Compliance with the Environment Agency Cathy Bedworth, Environment Agency; Niamh McBride, Material Focus 12:30 – 13:00 The UK’s Steel: Recycled Metals for New Steel, Circularity and Bi-Products Stephen Spooner, Coventry University 13:45 – 14:15 Powering Tomorrow: Emerging Technologies and the Changing Battery Landscape Antony Paul, UKBIC 14:30 – 15:00 Beyond Recycling: Rethinking End-of-Life Tech Elaine Brown, Edinburgh Remakery

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CLR & GEO Technical Theatre Sponsored by James & Milton Drilling Limited Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:30 Understanding PFAS: From Laboratory Analysis to Practical Field Sampling Clare Llowarch, Normec i2 Analytical

10:00 – 10:30 From Japanese Knotweed Waste to Reusable Soil: SoilSteaming in Practice Hans Kristian Westrum, SoilSteam International

10:45 – 11:15 Making Earthworks More Sustainable: An Award-Winning Case Study Dave Woods, International Geosynthetics Society

10:45 – 11:15 Approaches to Bioremediation Drilling and Injection Darren Makin, SOCOTEC

11:30 – 12:00 The Cost of Getting It Wrong: Why Smart Asset Decisions Matter More Than Ever Thomas Marsden, Adler & Allan; Shirley Miles, Adler and Allan 12:15 – 12:45 Bring Two Experts to Every Slope Decision: FEM + LEM Becky Bodger, Seequent; Sudur Roy, Seequent 13:45 – 14:15 PFAS Analytical Toolkit Will Fardon, ALS Environmental 14:30 – 15:00 Advanced PFAS Remediation Techniques: Field Applications by Envirotreat Simon Farr, Envirotreat

11:30 – 12:00 CL:AIRE Projects, Publications & Initiatives – What’s New in Sustainable Land Reuse Claire Bourgouin, CL:AIRE; Nicola Harries, CL:AIRE; Rob Sweeney, CL:AIRE 13:00 – 13:30 The Power of LEM and FEA Together in a Unified Slope Stability Workflow Matthew Brown, Arup 13:45 – 14:15 What If Your Environmental Data Could Think?... And What If Compliance Could Be Automated? Aimée Carroll, EDAC; Sarah Fay, EDAC 14:30 – 15:00 How Agentic AI Can Improve Contaminated Land Techniques Brogan McCawley, Stratum Technologies

15:15 – 15:45 PFAS: Data, Heavy Artillery and Water Fleas Tom Machin, 2Encapsulate; Duncan Sanders, ATG; Luisa Orsini, Daphne Water Solutions

CLR Keynote Theatre Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:45 Landfill Leakage: Challenges for Soil Health, Contamination and Groundwater Peter Hewitt, Laing O’Rourke; Richard Moakes, Ramboll UK Ltd; Graeme Outridge, SLR Consulting; Steve Edgar, VertaseFLI

10:00 – 10:45 Integrating Climate Change Risks into LCRM: How can CIRIA C824 Help? Joanne Kwan, CIRIA; Peter Findon, RemedX; Tom Henman, RSK Geosciences; Anthony McNicol, Stoke-on-Trent City Council

11:00 – 11:30 Microplastics – Should you be Worried? Joanne Kwan, CIRIA

10:55 – 11:40 Natural Capital as Critical Infrastructure: Investing in Resilient Systems Sam Bower, Balfour Beatty; Lesley Wilson, ISEP; Jonathan Nichols, Jacobs; Chris Lee, Natural Habitat Holdings; Macarena Cardenas, UK Green Building Council

11:45 – 12:30 Getting Remediation Started: Practical Implementation on the Ground Ruth Chippendale, Environmental Professional and Hydrogeologist; David Atkinson, Arcadis; Joe Jackson, Jackson Remediation; Steve Andrew, RVA Group 13:15 – 13:45 Environmental Consulting from a Client’s Perspective – How to Excel! Ruth Chippendale, Environmental Professional and Hydrogeologist 14:00 – 14:45 Managing the Lifecycle of Emerging Contaminants Freddie Kennedy, AtkinsRéalis; Matthew Ingram, Cornelson; Lucy Bethell, Mott Macdonald 15:00 – 15:30 Developing Challenging Sites Joanne Kwan, CIRIA

11:50 – 12:35 How Do We Define Sustainable Remediation? Ian Evans, Arcadis; Jonathan Atkinson, CL:AIRE; Liz Gray, Ramboll; Chris Berryman, SLR Consulting Ltd; Martin Ballard, Wates 13:15 – 14:00 Why Fragmented Delivery Fails: Do We Need a New Model for Contaminated Land? Bryan Cherry, Adler & Allan 14:10 – 14:40 Biodiversity Net Gain: the First Piece of the Puzzle Macarena Cardenas, UK Green Building Council 14:50 – 15:20 Industry Competence: The Need for Qualification Jo Strange, Jo Strange Consulting; Steve Edgar, VertaseFLI 15:30 – 16:00 Issues with UK Gas Risk Assessment - A Beginners Guide Christopher Swainston, Environmental Consulting and Training

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EFD Bioenergy & Clean Fuels Theatre Sponsored by H-Power Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:45 – 11:15 Fuelling the Future: Scalable Hydrogen Solutions Making an Impact Today Michael Sheffield, H-Power

11:00 – 11:30 Small Switch, Big Impact; What HVO Is Teaching Businesses Right Now Sam Allen, Certas Energy

11:30 – 12:15 Tax Wars: How Europe’s Patchwork EfW Levies Are Distorting the Waste Market Robert Corijn, Attero; Niklas Amour, Bertling Enviro; Brendan Kavanagh, Indaver Ireland; Mike Brown, RDFIG; Sam Taylor, RDF Industry Group; Michael Bartels, SWB

11:45 – 12:15 Uncovering Myths Surrounding Hydrogen and its Future as a Sustainable Energy Source Matthew Barney, Geopura; Boris Davis, Lhyfe

14:00 – 14:30 Clean Infrastructure for Renewable Energy Developments David Goatman, Knight Frank 14:45 – 15:15 NHyRA: pre-Normative Research on Hydrogen Release Assessment Andy Connor, National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

13:00 – 13:45 Green Energy Jobs: The Future Workforce Nadine Leder, Cardiff University; Jim Clarke, Encyclis; Jason Howlett, Energy Storage Association UK 14:00 – 14:30 Development of a National Methane Emissions Quality Centre Charlotte Massey, NPL

15:30 – 16:00 Unlocking the Potential of Digestate Processing Dr Yue Zhang, University of Southampton

EFD Keynote Theatre Sponsored by WSP Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:30 Next Steps for CCUS: Delivering Industrial Decarbonisation Richard Lund-Vale, Carbon Capture and Storage Association

10:00 – 10:30 Industrial Decarbonisation: Pioneering Carbon Capture Projects Ready for Construction Rachel Carr-Whitworth, Climate Change Committee

10:45 – 11:15 Net Zero Waste: Decarbonisation from Source to Sequestration John Dawson-Nowak, WSP 11:30 – 12:00 UK Progress in Reducing Emissions: the Climate Change Committee’s Latest Assessment Sam Karslake, Climate Change Committee 12:15 – 13:00 The Future of Energy from Waste Andrew Howie, Encyclis; Steven Vaughan-Jones, WSP; Hannah Reynolds, Zeste Energy 13:45 – 14:15 Protos CCS: Delivering Carbon Capture from Concept to Reality Helen Moon, Encyclis 14:30 – 15:00 Vehicle & Fleet Decarbonisation: the Supply Chain Energy Transition and What it Means for Business Longevity Ben Krikler, Energised Futures 15:15 – 16:00 Decarbonising Your Assets John Twichen, Stuff4Life

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10:45 – 11:15 Decarbonising the Skies: How easyJet uses Google AI to Eliminate Contrails David Buckley, EasyJet; Tomas Panek, Google 11:30 – 12:15 Net Zero Waste Panel: Implementing Innovation Steven Vaughan-Jones, WSP 12:30 – 13:15 Beyond Scope 1 & 2: Tackling Scope 3 and Supply Chain Decarbonisation Patrick Matthewson, Make UK; Angela Haliwell, National Highways; Maria del Mar Rojas, SBTi; Carolyn Cadman, South West Water; David Symons, WSP 14:00 – 14:45 ETS Expansion and Evolution: What’s Next for Carbon Pricing? Jamie Warmington, Ceres Waste, Renewables & Environment; Leigh Hornsby, FCC; Stuart Hayward-Higham, SUEZ; Joe Youldon, Swan Energy; Phil White BSc (Hons) MSc (Eng) MCIWM, WSP 15:00 – 15:30 Making the Economics of Small Waste Incineration Work for Investors Owner Simon Parker, DP Cleantech Ltd

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EFD Technical Theatre Sponsored by Honeywell Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:45 – 11:15 Lessons Learnt on Availability and Management of Fouling and Corrosion: with Thalia’s Waste to Energy Plants Dominic Box, Thalia Waste Management Limited

11:30 – 12:00 Navigating Sustainability in an Era of Rising Energy Costs Lisa Howkins, NFU Energy

11:30 – 12:00 How Technology is Changing Confined Space Safety Adam Moodie, Breathe Safety; Luke Mitchell, Breathe Safety 13:30 – 14:00 Navigating Strict Emission Limits: Solving the VOC and Odour Challenge with Closed Loop Activated Services Thomas Minor, DESOTEC 14:15 – 14:45 Energy Transition: Drivers, Pathways and Practical Solutions Filippo Novelli, Honeywell Industrial Automation

12:15 – 12:45 Missing Infrastructure, Missed Targets: The Plastics Recycling Gap Standing Between Recycling Targets and Net Zero Tim Rotheray, Viridor Carla Brian, Biffa 13:30 – 14:00 Energy Efficiency & Waste Heat Recovery from Incinerators — and Beyond Guillaume Arnaud, ENOGIA; Sébastien Papin, Qualisteo

15:00 – 15:30 Moving from R&D to Production Liam Mills, Intertek 15:45 – 16:15 AI Applied to Daily Waste-to-Energy Operations: WasteAnt’s Lessons Learned from More Than 5 Years of Industrial Practice and a Future Perspective Dominik Riescher, WasteAnt GmbH

ESS Environmental Law Theatre Sponsored by Browne Jacobson Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:45 More Than a “Good to Have”: The Case for Environmental Considerations Helen Gill, Browne Jacobson; Richard Barlow, Browne Jacobson

10:00 – 10:30 Planning Requirements for Contaminated Ground Marcus Bell, EPS Ltd

11:00 – 11:30 Leaning into ESG: Policy Signals and Market Direction Ben Standing, Browne Jacobson

10:45 – 11:15 Controllers & Transporters: What do you Need to Know Ahead of Go-Live? (Carriers Brokers & Dealers Reform) Alan Martin, Environment Agency; Catherine Williams, Environment Agency

11:45 – 12:30 Biodiversity Net Gain: What, How, Where? Helen Gill, Browne Jacobson; Lloyd Collins, Environment Bank

11:30 – 12:00 Policy Alignment with Veolia Gavin Anderson, Veolia

12:45 – 13:15 Extended Producer Responsibility: What it Means for You? Bill Cordingley, Browne Jacobson

12:15 – 12:45 Commercialising and Delivering Successful Heat Networks: Lessons Learned from Real Projects Alex Long, HermeticaBlack Zoe Stollard, Browne Jacobson

13:45 – 14:15 The Future of Environmental Regulation Gillian Pratt, Environment Agency 14:30 – 15:00 Digital Development in Waste and Resources Regulation Chris Brain, Environment Agency; James Trout, Environment Agency

13:30 – 14:00 Nurturing Natural Capital Christy Wells, Fisher German LLP

15:15 – 15:45 Top Tips for Planning Considerations and Sustainable Construction Jonathan Vickers, Browne Jacobson; Will Thomas, Browne Jacobson 16:00 – 16:30 Reflection of Waste and the Circular Economy Simon Rutledge, Biffa

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ESS Future Talent Hub Sponsored by Grundon Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:45 The Green Skills Gap: Bridging the Gap Between Supply and Demand Chris Isaac, FCC; Izzi Monk, Royal Society of Chemistry; Jordan Turner, University of the Built Environment

10:00 – 10:45 Women in Waste & Recycling: Creating Sector Attractiveness Vicki Hughes, CIWM; Katherine Goodall, Environment Agency; Laura Fisher, FCC; Emma Mulligan, Rooted Environmental

11:00 – 11:45 Diversity & Inclusion in the Waste Sector: Building a Stronger, More Representative Workforce Tex Bourton, Grundon; Shilpa Parmar, Veolia 12:00 – 12:30 The Gap Nobody’s Talking About: Practical AI Literacy for the Whole Business Ceris Burns, CBAi 13:00 – 13:45 Best Positioning Yourself: Writing a CV for the Sector Addisen Gregory, Grundon; Laura Roe, Grundon

11:00 – 11:30 Why the Future Needs Green Skills: Policy, Workforce and Economic Growth with Toby Perkins MP Toby Perkins MP, House of Commons 12:00 – 14:00 Environment 100 Awards 14:15 – 15:00 Making the Sector Desirable to the Future Workforce and Green Futures Lee Wilkinson, Biffa; Nadine Leder, Cardiff University; Vicki Hughes, CIWM; Rebecca Marshall, FCC; Emma Mulligan, Rooted Environmental

14:00 – 15:00 35 Under 35: Awards Neil Grundon, Grundon

ESS PFAS Theatre Sponsored by Element Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:30 Trifluoroacetic Acid (TFA): the Ultrashort-Chain PFAS in UK Waters Megan Kirton, Fidra

10:00 – 10:30 Real Time PFAS Emissions Monitoring with SIFT-MS Mark Elliot, Element Materials Technology

11:30 – 12:00 PFAS Under the Microscope: Analytical Challenges and Future Direction Jenny Davies, Element Materials Technology; Marie Armstrong, Element Materials Technology

10:45 – 11:15 Wastewater PFAS Finger-Printing Monitoring Andy Thornton, Jacobs; Eddison Ruswa, Jacobs

12:15 – 12:45 PFAS – What Clients Need to Know Joanne Kwan, CIRIA 13:00 – 13:30 Inside PFAS Chemistry - Structure, Bonding and Chemical Behaviour Hazel Davidson, Element

12:15 – 12:45 Addressing the Risks from PFAS: What Government Action is Needed Toby Perkins MP, House of Commons 13:00 – 13:30 Filtering the Facts: PFAS, Remediation and Industrial Water Purification Alberto H. Barral, Chemviron SA

14:15 – 14:45 Scope of New CEN Working Group: Developing Documentary Standards for Measuring PFAS in Air Marc Coleman, NPL

13:45 – 14:15 PFAS: Beyond Talk - What It Really Takes to Assess, Remediate and Manage George Hockridge, Adler & Allan; Gary Smith, Yellowstone Environmental Solutions

15:00 – 15:30 Occurrence of PFAS in Municipal Drinking Water: A Participatory Case Study in London, UK Alexandra Richardson, Imperial College London

14:30 – 15:00 Fluorescence Quenching as a Rapid Screening Methodology for PFAS Contamination in Water Distribution Systems Lawrence Younan, Turner Designs

15:45 – 16:15 PFAS Chemicals – Search, Capture & Destroy David Reay, Puragen

15:15 – 15:45 PFAS and the Hidden Legacy of Waste: Emissions from UK Landfills Yolande Macklin, Jacobs

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ESS Start-Up, Scale-Up Theatre Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:15 – 11:00 Meet the Environmental Entrepreneurs Jacqueline O’Donovan, ODPR London; Phil Rozier, Reyna

10:00 – 10:45 Preparing to Scale an Environmental Business Robert Morgan, Barclays

12:15 – 13:00 Scaling Smart: Growth Strategies for Early Stage Environmenatal Businesses Dan Hindman, Spinnaker Global Advisors

11:00 – 11:45 Creating Enterprise Value in Waste Management Businesses Phil Rozier, Reyna

13:30 – 14:15 From Seed to Series A: Raising Growth Capital Scott Peters, K3 Deal Advisory 15:30 – 16:15 Corporate Venturing & Incubators: Smart Growth Partner or Strategic Trap? Amy Hooper, Biffa; Keith Gardner, Isle Utilities; Jeanette Henderson, OFWAT

12:00 – 12:45 Funding the Next Stage of Growth Andrew Raca, VSA Capital; Phil Smith, VSA Capital 13:00 – 13:45 Inside the Mind of A Waste Management Acquirer Rachael Taplin, Palatine 14:00–15:00 Preparing for an Exit Ally Rolland, BDO UK LLP; Ben Holland, BDO UK LLP; Todd Mills, BDO UK LLP

GEO Keynote Theatre Sponsored by Wheeler Site Investigation Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:45 Non-Intrusive Monitoring of Flood Embankments for Improved Asset Management Decision-Making Jim Whiteley, AtkinsRéalis

10:15 – 10:45 Climate Resilience: Protecting Operations in an Era of Extremes Dan Cooper, Adler & Allan; John Curtin, Adler & Allan

11:00 – 11:45 Competency and the Costs: Successful Training with the British Drilling Association Paul McMann, British Drilling Association 12:00 – 12:45 Supporting the Transition from the UK’s Coal-Mining Past to a Low-Carbon Future David Bradley, British Drilling Association; Nick Ethelstone, Mining Remediation Authority; Riwilo Masulani, Mining Remediation Authority; Fiona Eady, Severn Trent 13:30 – 14:15 Making Best Use of Sub-Surface Data Holger Kessler, AtkinsRealis; Judith Nathanail, LQM Consulting 14:30 – 15:15 Designs with Water: The Future of Coastal and Tidal Landscapes Ed Wall, University of Greenwich

11:00 – 11:45 What Most Projects Get Wrong About Contaminated Land - and How to Fix It Chris Ramsbottom, Adler & Allan; Gregor Neeve, Thomson Environmental Consultants 12:00 – 12:45 Delivering Meaningful Social Impact Through Public Procurement David Civil, National Highways 13:00 – 13:45 Engineering Infrastructure for Climate Resilience and Adaptation: Delivering a More Resilient Railway Ryan William-Barrett, Network Rail - Great Western Route 15:00 – 15:45 Preparing Large-Scale Ground Engineering for Future Technologies and Innovations Jim White, British Geological Survey

15:30 – 16:15 Non-Coal Mining Subsidence: Why Do I Have That Sinking Feeling? Daniel Berriman, Cornwall Mining Consultants

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RWM Circular Economy & Sustainability Theatre Sponsored by SLR Consulting Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:40 From Plan to Action with the Circular Economy Taskforce David Greenfield, Circular Economy Institute; Libby Peake, Green Alliance; Savannah Coombe, Letsrecycle.com; Wayne Hubbard, UnfoldCC

10:00 – 10:45 Communicating for Change: How to Communicate with Public and Communities and its Importance for Effective Change Ali Moore, ReLondon; Jude King, Resource Futures; Lorraine Whitmarsh, University of Bath; Ben Crump, WRAP; Rachel Jay, Veolia

10:50 – 11:20 The Art of the Possible: Ending Waste and Challenges Faced in the Circular Economy Stuart Moroney, SLR 11:30 – 12:00 How Fabric Design Can Support the Waste & Recycling Sector Dawn Dungate, Dungate Consulting; Andreas Dorner, RE&UP; Ross Barry, Reskinned 12:10 – 12:50 How to Convert the Pope to Introduce a Deposit Return Scheme Merijn Tinga, Plastic Soup Surfer 13:00 – 13:30 Circularity in Practice: An initiative inspired by His Majesty The King Janine Cole, GPE; Rachel Hoolahan, Orms; Dr Greg Lavery, Rype Office; Simon Richards, Sir Robert Alpine; Adam Read, SUEZ 13:40 – 14:10 Enabling Circularity Through Collaborative Research Caroline Strudwick, Bupa; Craig Spencer-Smith, Ecobelt; Michael Shaver, University of Manchester 14:20 – 14:50 From Waste to Value: Building Resilient Supply Streams and Partnerships in Recycled Plastics Emad Kakakhel, Vanden Recycling 15:00 – 15:45 Shifting Consumer Behaviour for Competitive Advantage and Environmental Benefit David Hall, Behaviour Change; Richard Garfield, SLR Consulting; Elfrida Hamilton-Russell, UKGBC; Wayne Hubbard, UnfoldCC

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10:55 – 11:25 Technologies of Hope: An Earth-Saving Mission Wayne Visser, Católica Centre for Thriving Futures / Católica Porto Business School 11:35 – 12:20 Producer and Customer Responsibility Gap: Reusing and Disposing of Products Responsibly Simon Rutledge, Biffa; Matt Manning, BT; Hayley Slack, Little Coffee Cup; Alban Forster, SLR Consulting; Jon Hastings, Waste Network Chairs 12:30 – 13:00 The Applied Circular Economy: How to Make it Work for Your Business Andy Whyle, Sustainability West Midlands 13:15 – 13:45 Building a Better PRN System: Transparency, Trust and Investment Martin Trigg-Knight, Clarity 13:55 – 14:25 The Spherical Economy: Where Circularity Meets Social Impact Michael Amos, Waste to Wonder 14:35 – 15:20 How to Disrupt Your Way to a Circular Economy David Greenfield, Circular Economy Institute; John Twichen, Stuff4Life; Adam Read, SUEZ; Wayne Hubbard, UnfoldCC 15:30 – 16:00 Where to Start When Planning for a Sustainable Business Model Camilla Barns, Better Business. Better World; Andrew Shelley, Simply Washrooms

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RWM Collections & Transport Theatre Sponsored by Samsara Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:30 The AI Powered Fleet: How Veolia Rewired Driver Behaviour with Fleet Data Jonathan Ramsay, Samsara; Chris Parkins, Veolia

10:00 – 10:30 The Driver Trust Gap: Why your Safety Technology Succeeds or Fails Long Before the First Camera is Installed Elliot Goff, CameraMatics

10:45 – 11:30 Digital Waste Tracking: What You Need to Know Jake Kingsley, DEFRA; Triinu La Caille, Mitie Waste & Environmental; Stuart Hayward-Higham, SUEZ; Steve Brown, Wastrio

10:40 – 11:20 Food Waste at Kerbside: Improving Capture and Collection Sue Horrobin, WRAP; Dr Surabhin Chackiath, WSP; Jenny Grant, REA

11:45 – 12:15 AI-Powered Automation for Agile Logistics in Waste & Recycling Matt Brookes, AMCS Group 12:30 – 13:15 The Big 5 in Collections Steve Cole, Biffa; Jacob Hayler, Environmental Services Association; Brian Ashby, FCC; John Wrigley, SUEZ; Stuart Allen, Veolia 14:00 – 14:45 Simpler Recycling for Households: Six Months of Change, Challenges and Early Lessons Steve Cole, Biffa; Charlotte Paine, Braintree District Council; Patrick Brighty, ESA; John Wilkinson, SUEZ; Dan Roberts, WRAP 15:45 – 16:25 Interventions to Prevent Battery-Related Fires Across the Waste Sector Patrick Brighty, ESA; Nicola Percival, Heredfordshire County Council; Sam Pople, SLR

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11:30 – 12:10 Plastics at Kerbside: Improving Collection, Quality and Circular Outcomes Steve Morgan, RECOUP; Ian Manley, SLR Consulting; Richard Coole, WRAP Cymru 12:20 – 12:50 The Transition to EVs Matt Porter, Dawson Group 13:30 – 14:00 The Future of Trucks: Innovation, Industry and the Road Ahead Steve Powell, IVECO UK 14:15 – 15:00 Waste in Practice: Best Practice from Waste Producer Steve Cartmell, The NEC Group; Emma How, WRAP; Martyn Fuller, Veolia 15:15 – 15:45 Bin and Lift Health & Safety: Reducing Risk in Waste Operations Sally Gilson, RHA

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RWM Commercial, Industrial & Hazardous Waste Theatre Sponsored by Steinert Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:40 – 11:25 Leading the UK Waste Sector: Strategy, Change and Future Direction Marc Angell, Biffa; Mark Burrows-Smith, Encyclis; Rory Brien, FCC; Neil Grundon, Grundon; Anna Willetts, GunnerCooke; John Scanlon, SUEZ

10:00 – 10:30 Producer Responsibility and Rights to Repair John Twichen, Stuff4Life

11:40 – 12:10 A Risk-Based Approach to Fire Protection Marcus Picton, Blazequel 12:20 – 13:00 Paper’s Journey Towards a Sustainable Future- a Year On Ben Powell, ACE UK; Maria Georgiadou, Cepi; Dimitra Rappou, Confederation of Paper Industries; Michel Willems, Smurfit Westrock 13:10 – 13:40 One Spark. One Fire. One Major Disruption. Jonathan Hamill, GreCon Ltd 14:25 – 14:55 Pushing the Need for Sustained and Improved Overall Understanding and Sorting of Waste Through AI Integration Remi Le Grand, Max-AI

10:45 – 11:30 The Future of the UK Waste Wood Market Alistair Kerr, Wood Panel Industries Federation; Elizabeth Green, Community Wood Recycling; Mark Hayton, Egger Timberpak and WRA; Matt Howarth, A&A Recycling; Richard Coulson, RWE 13:45 – 14:15 Waste Crime and Business Responsibility: Knowing Where Waste Goes and the Importance of Industry Education Gareth Rollings, LARAC/West Sussex County Council; Eleanor Hayward, North London Waste Authority 15:15 – 16:00 Challenges and Opportunities for Industries from Composting Fiona Taylor, Garden Organic; Alex Montgomery, Generation Soil; Kelly Osborne, Gloucestershire County Council; Mark Halford, Great Green Systems

15:05 – 15:35 How Predictive Technology is Redefining Fire Protection in Waste Management Angelica Ayala, Firefly 15:45 – 16:25 Just What are the Problem Materials Facing the Waste Sector? Adam Read, SUEZ; Emma Jordan, SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK

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RWM Construction & Demolition Theatre Sponsored by McLanahan Corporation Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:45 – 11:15 Low Carbon Steel: Decarbonising Materials for Low Carbon Projects and Improved Lifecycle Assessment Eoin Bailey, 7Steel

10:00 – 10:30 Cutting Through the Noise: How to Stand Out When Every MRF Looks the Same Brigid Manley, Turmec

11:30 – 12:15 Refiguration of Construction & Demolition Waste Data: A Decade On Tina Benfield, CIWM; Katherine Adams, Reusefully; Shauna Panesar, WSP 12:30 – 13:00 A 10-Point Plan for Tackling Waste Crime Steve Molyneux, Environment Agency

10:45 – 11:30 Deconstruction Material Recovery: Sustainable Practices for Material Removal, Reuse, and Recovery Rob Smith, Material Index; Andrea Charlson, MPA UK Concrete & The Concrete Centre; Dean Kerwick-Chrisp, National Highways; Pauline Metivier, ReLondon; Jordan Turner, University of the Built Environment; Martin Ballard, Wates

13:45 – 14:30 Reviving Rubble: Giving Concrete a Second Life Chris Berryman, SLR Consulting Ltd; Nicole Walker, Swift Environmental Compliance Limited; Steve Birch, Tarmac

12:30 – 13:15 Decarbonising Plant Machinery: Powering the Next Generation of Construction Equipment Jonathan Davies, Finning CAT; Harry Mellor, Liugong

14:45 – 15:15 Fires in Waste: Not If. When. Are You Ready? Warwick Hooper, Smartrium UK LTD

14:00 – 14:30 Circular Economy Principles in Action: Building a Fibre Broadband Network Abby Chicken, Openreach

15:30 – 16:00 Processing Filter Cake and Fine Aggregate Materials Vicki Hughes, CIWM; Andy Hill, WATA Richard Dolman, Aggrecycle

14:45 – 15:15 From Inventory to Impact: Material Pathway Auditing in the Built Environment Agnes Chruszcz, ISEP; Tim Danson, Pick Everard 15:30 – 16:00 Landfill Tax Consultation: What It Means for the Waste Sector Chris Berryman, SLR Consulting Ltd

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RWM Packaging & EPR Sponsored by Valpak Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:45 Navigating PPWR: The New Era of EU and UK Packaging Regulation Danny Stapleton Torres, Valpak; Harry Russell, Valpak

10:00 – 10:30 Packaging EPR: Year 2 and Beyond Andrew Bird, Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council

11:00 – 11:30 What is Next with DRS? Dave Gudgeon, EcoVend; Travis Way, EcoVend

10:40 – 11:25 DRS - One Year to Go Phil Fenton, Alupro; Carla Brian, Biffa; Sam Jones, Coca Cola European Partners; Patrick Brighty, ESA; Sondre Henningsgard, Tomra

11:45 – 12:15 EPR and Beyond: How Data Collected for Packaging EPR Reporting can be used to Drive a Broader Sustainability Agenda Annis Mapleston, Lorax EPI; Lydia Geddes, Lorax EPI 12:30 – 13:15 pEPR: Preparing for the New Producer Responsibility Regime Patrick Brighty, ESA; Paul Vanston, INCPEN 14:00 – 14:30 Zero Waste to Landfill: Driving Sustainability and Savings Emily Hare, Valpak 14:45 – 15:15 Circularity Through Connected Packaging: Ocado Retail and Polytag Claudia Rasori, Ocado; Rosa Knox-Bradley, Polytag 15:30 – 16:15 One Year on: The PackUK Journey so Far Sebastian Munden, PackUK

11:35 – 12:05 Smart Data, Smarter Packaging: Unlocking Recyclability with RAM Phillip Crum, Valpak; Ruth Beckley, Valpak 12:15 – 12:45 UK Packaging Pact with WRAP Jamie Riley, Robinson Packaging; Adam Herriott, WRAP; Madison Wright, WRAP 14:10 – 14:40 Designing Packaging Which is Truly Recyclable Jamie Riley, Robinson Packaging 14:50 – 15:20 From Compliance to Circular Advantage: EPR & Smarter Packaging Decisions Sam Dove, Valpak 15:30 – 16:00 What the Producer Responsible Organisation Means to the UK’s Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility Scheme Eleanor Williams, PackUK; Cat Hay, UK Packaging PRO; Karen Graily, UK Packaging Pro

WWEM Keynote Theatre Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:30 Protecting Our Waterways with the Environment Agency Judy Proctor, Environment Agency

10:00 – 10:30 Portsmouth’s Partnership for Pipelines that Improve Nature Joanne Wood, Southern Water

10:45 – 11:30 Nature‑Based Innovation in Water Management: Lessons from the Nature4Water Programme David McKnight, Environment Agency; Nicola Edgar, Environment Agency; Richard Smith, Severn Trent; David Lowe, Warwickshire County Council; Ian Jelley, Warwickshire Wildlife Trust

10:45 – 11:15 Raising the Bar on Flood Resilience: National Standards in Practice Julia Buckley, House of Commons

11:45 – 12:15 Managing Rain Where it Lands: Government, Media and General Public Action Matt Wheeldon, Wessex Water 12:30 – 13:15 Rainwater Management Platform: Knowledge and Content Adrien Baudrimont, CIRIA; Bridget Woods-Ballard, HR Wallingford; Julia Baker, Mott MacDonald 14:00 – 14:45 Run-Off: Roads and Urban Developments Mike Whitehead, National Highways 15:00 – 15:30 Rainwater Management Platform: Technology Adrien Baudrimont, CIRIA; Chris Digman, Stantec 15:45 – 16:15 The Advanced WINEP and Retrofit Urban SuDS; Lessons from the First Year Jo Bradley, United Utilities

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11:30 – 12:00 SuDS Safari: Delivering the ‘Bear Necessities’ Through a Rainwater Harvesting System Joanne Wood, Southern Water 12:15 – 12:45 Flipping the Nature-Economy Coin: From Risks to Business Opportunities Marcello De Maria, UNEP WCMC 13:30 – 14:00 Asset Management for Blue Green-Infrastructure Adrien Baudrimont, CIRIA; Chris Digman, Stantec 14:15 – 15:00 Impacts from New Infrastructure on Water Stress and Resilience Keith Gardner, Isle Utilities; Phil Raynor, Jacobs 15:15 – 15:45 SuDS Awards Overall Winner Showcase: The Stockport Interchange Adrien Baudrimont, CIRIA; George Grant, EPG

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WWEM Monitoring Theatre Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

11:00 – 11:45 Pollution Up and Downstream of Highway Outfall Jo Bradley, United Utilities

10:00 – 10:45 Water Infrastructure Technology Plan Keith Gardner, Isle Utilities

13:30 – 14:15 Small Sensors, Big Data: Putting AI to Work for Biodiversity Geoff Carss, Wilder Sensing; Helen Gavin, Bristol Water

11:00 – 11:45 Unlocking Value Through Natural Capital and Nature-Based Solutions Chris Moss, Greengage Environmental; Faye Durkin, Greengage Environmental

14:30 – 15:15 SmartRivers: A Professional Grade Ecological Monitoring Toolkit for Citizen Scientists Sam Green, Wildfish 15:30 – 16:15 From Source to Supply: Trial Reservoirs Initiative Naiara Fonseca, Isle Utilities

12:00 – 12:45 Strengthening Asset Health and Climate Resilience Evidence: Data Gaps Are Now Risk Gaps John Boland, Adler & Allan; Rob Button, Adler & Allan 13:15 – 14:00 What Makes a City Ready for Water Innovation? Pepe Puchol-Salort, DeBlue Strategic Consulting & Imperial College London

WWEM Technical Theatre Wednesday 16 September 2026

Thursday 17 September 2026

10:00 – 10:45 Virtual Flow Monitoring: A Machine Learning Approach to Accurate Sewer Flow Measurement Brian Moloney, StormHarvester

11:00 – 11:45 Introducing the Next Generation Multiparameter Fluorometer John Attridge, Chelsea Technologies

11:00 – 11:45 From Storm Overflow to Real-Time Insight: Automated Rapid Bacterial Monitoring for Proactive Sewage Impact Management Dan Angelescu, Fluidion 12:00 – 12:45 From Innovation to Impact: Scaling Change Across the Water Sector Sonja Ostojin, Cura Terrae; Phil Raynor, Jacobs; Chris Bolt, Northumbrian Water Group; Ally Potts, Southern Water; Simon Tait, University of Sheffield - School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering 13:30 – 14:15 Every Drop Counts: Why Calibration is Key to Water Quality Compliance Mark Nicholls, Beamax 14:30 – 15:15 From £7m and Over Budget to Re-Costed in a Fortnight: How Severn Trent Brought Spatial Intelligence In-House Dan Neagu, Severn Trent

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3R Technology Ltd 7 Steel UK 9Trees A&S International Ltd ACAD Accent Wire Ltd ACE UK Acoem Acticarb Group Ad Rem NV ADBA Adler and Allan Ltd Aerzen Rental UK Ltd Afvalzorg Air Quality News Air Spectrum Environmental Air-Seal Products Ltd AirSENCE (A.U.G. Signals Ltd.) AKSA MAGNET Alecto Recruitment Allvalves Online All Pump Solutions Alphasense Ltd ALS Global Alzheimer’s Society Ambipar AMCS AMP AmuGreen & MyGug AP Technologies Apex Belting Limited APOPO APPS UK LTD APS APS UK Ltd Aquamonitrix Aquaread Aquarecycle & Aquadeliver Aquaspira AquaWatch UK Arad Ltd ARCA Ardent Limited Arnold Plant Hire Ltd Arolco Engineering Solutions Artios Global Asbestos Cleaning UK Ascott Insurance Brokers Ashtead Technology Ltd Association of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Specialists AST Plastic Containers UK LLP ATAC Solutions ATF Professional ATG Group Atlas Group Atom Scientific Limited Audatex UK Limited Augean AUMA Actuators Ltd AuraQ Automet AV Industrial Products Ltd

ME-C230 CAR-B320 EN-D100 CLR-P56 CLR-N12 ME-C210 RS-G189 AQE-H14 WW-S60 CAR-D346 EN-D92 CLR-R40 WW-S90 RS-F150 AQE-J16 RS-F170 ME-C234 AQE-H44 ME-B252 EN-E84 EN-J108 WW-V60 AQE-K24 CLR-O40 ME-C204 CLR-U44 RS-F174 ME-E224 EN-H124 WW-L74 ME-B296 CLR-Q50 RS-E174 GEO-S20 ME-B204 WW-K82 WW-P84 WW-S102 WW-T94 WW-Q64 WW-O100 CLR-O12 ME-C264 LR12 ME-C224 CLR-P50 RS-SU6 RS-A204 CLR-O32 CLR-N46 RS-G164 WW-S94 CAR-D360 CLR-U56 GEO-P20 WW-P62 CAR-B332 EN-D140 WW-L72 RS-B162 CAR-B322 CT-J314

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CLR-R50

CF5

CLR-S40

CLR-S50

The voice and face of the UK’s Paper-based Industries CPI is the leading trade association representing the UK’s Paper-based Industries, comprising paper and board manufacturers and converters, corrugated packaging producers, makers of soft tissue papers, and collectors of paper for recycling.

CPI is focused on promoting: A positive image for paper and corrugated Securing affordable and reliable energy supplies Enhancing resource efficiency through a cohesive waste strategy Highlighting the benefits of fibrebased packaging Championing manufacturing as a crucial component of a balanced economy Ensuring a competitive, level playing field for the UK’s Paper-based Industries

Visit us at the ESS Expo! 16-17 Sept 2026 NEC, Birmingham

Stand: RS-G186

WWW.PAPER.ORG.UK

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CPIADMIN@PAPER.ORG.UK

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Avelair Ltd AVL Axiwaste BA Caulkett Ltd Banzo Engineering Barrettine Environmental Health Bartec Municipal Beamex Bergmann Direct Ltd Beton2Go Bianna Bibby Financial Services BIMTek Biobag International Biogen UK Biomax Green Biota Trace Systems Limited Blaklader Blazequel BlueBarrier BMair International B.V. Bollegraaf UK Ltd Boughton Engineering Limited Bradshaw Electric Vehicles Breathe Safety Brian Harding Environmental British Engineering Services Limited British Metals Recycling Association British Plastics Federation British Pump Manufacturers Association BritishBins Ltd Browne Jacobson Broxap BSFG Bunting Magnetics Europe Limited Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractor Butek Tanks BVAA C.F. Nielsen CameraMatics Campbell’s x Kunak Capstone Power Solutions Careers Transition Partnership CBAi Cellcycle & CL Refurbishments CEM Solutions Centriair AB CERES Certas Energy Certora Training Limited Chelsea Technologies Chemtech Environmental Chemviron Cires Group Ltd CIRIA / SUSDRAIN CIWM CK International CL:AIRE Clarity Clarity Environmental Clear Waste Route Ltd Clearpoint Recycling

CAR-B334 AQE-J34 CT-F224 LR10 ME-E256 RS-F185 CT-G290 WW-O60 ME-B250 ME-D300 EN-G150 ME-B224 WW-V102 RS-D152 EN-J142 EN-G146 WW-M72 ME-B242 ME-B220 WW-P90 ME-B270 ME-D200 CT-H350 CT-J330 CT-F310 EN-G130 EN-J122 WW-V84 CAR-C320 RS-A192 WW-T82 CT-J252 EN-F60 (Environmental Law Theatre) CT-G236 CT-J310 ME-E254 EN-H70 WW-T70 EN-E100 RS-F172 CT-H320 AQE-H20 EN-E86 CF2 RS-A184 RS-F154 EN-F110 AQE-G54 EN-H152 EN-G156 ME-B200 WW-Q90 CLR-O34 EN-F120 EN-J76 WW-R62 RS-B190 RS-C190 CF8 ME-B274 CLR-N26 AQE-H46 RS-D174 (Flexible Work Zone) RS-A206 RS-F160

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CHANGE NEVER STOPS. VANDEN DELIVERS CERTAINTY THROUGHOUT. Deposit Return Scheme (DRS), Simpler Recycling, PRN and PERN reform, and digital waste tracking are often treated as separate developments. In reality, they are part of the same shift: a recycling market where evidence, traceability and confidence matter more than ever. Each change brings its challenges.

WHERE VANDEN DELIVERS CERTAINTY DRS: In multiple DRS regions Vanden actively supports on dealing with DRS itself and the material that is outside of scope. Vanden helps by monitoring material flows, identifying dependable outlets and supporting buyers and suppliers as streams shift.

DRS could alter the availability and value of clean PET and aluminium by moving material into new return channels. Simpler Recycling will increase pressure on collection frequency and sorting quality and create uncertainty around material offtake. PRN and PERN reform expose businesses to greater scrutiny, tighter evidence requirements and the risk of buying or relying on evidence that does not stand up. Digital waste tracking will make gaps in documentation, inconsistent records or weak chain-of-custody processes much more visible.

Simpler Recycling: Vanden is actively supporting UK collectors and sorters and reprocessors as they make informed decisions about supply and offtake. PRN and PERN Responsibility: Vanden helps by working through accredited routes, maintaining clear documentation and giving suppliers confidence in the evidence chain. Digital Waste Tracking: When records

Each change asks the same question: do you have the right strategy that works within your supply chain? For many businesses, the answer is only partly yes. Strong evidence is becoming what protects routes to market and creates strategic decisions.

become more visible and connected, small gaps can become larger compliance issues. Vanden helps by keeping material movements traceable, supported by consistent records, inspection data and transparent documentation.

WHERE VANDEN DELIVERS CERTAINTY

Regulation will keep evolving, and every change

This is how Vanden has worked for years: helping suppliers

quality, movement and end destination. Vanden

navigate uncertainty with unmatched insight and trusted routes.

helps customers navigate that risk bydoing the

Every load is tracked and supported by transparent

basics well, consistently

documentation. Across 12 locations, more than 1,000 clients,30

brings risk for businesses that cannot evidence

industries and 45 countries, we help suppliers compliantly move

Beril Yesilirmak

over 120,000 tonnes each year.

Global Technical Director, Vanden Recycling

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Climate Ambassadors Programme Clyde Bergemann Ltd Clyde Recycling CMB RVM Solutions Cobalt Energy Limited CoGDEM Cognesense Collect and Recycle COMET Community Massage Project Concrete Canvas Ltd Confederation of Paper Industries Connected Management Services Ltd Contel Ltd CONTENUR Corrocoat Cornelsen Ltd Coveya Craemer UK Ltd Creative Vehicle Wrapping Crown Oil CSA Group Testing UK Limited CSignum Ltd CSL Group CTP Air Polution Control Cura Terrae Curio Group Ltd & Reinert-Ritz GmbH CUTMETALL Sales GmbH Dalton Safety Data Driven Logistics Dayjob De Paauw Sustainable Resources Delta Fire Ltd Demolition Spotlight & Plant Planet Dennis Eagle / Terberg Matec UK Desotec Deutsche Telekom IoT (GmbH) Direct Enviro Services Dismantly Distag QCS Dofygate Ltd Dolav UK Dooley Wastewater & Environmental Consulting Ltd DP Cleantech ltd Drilling Rig Hire UK Ltd Drillplus Drycake Dungate Consultancy Dunphy Combustion Limited Dunton DURAG Dürr CTS Ltd DustScan Ltd DWG Infraco DXI E.H Hassell & Sons Ltd eBay Ecogenesys Econ Group Limited Ecovision Asset Management Ltd EcoWise EE Ingleton Engineering Ltd

CF7 EN-J110 RS-H190 RS-G200 EN-E132 AQE-G32 AQE-J50 RS-D164 RS-A202 ME-C300 WW-S74 RS-G186 CT-G280 LA1 CT-F250 EN-E82 CLR-O52 ME-D254 CT-H220 CT-J316 EN-F112 WW-O76 WW-Q92 WW-Q60 EN-J80 AQE-J54 WW-P96 ME-C232 CLR-Q44 CT-E310 RS-E172 RS-F150 ME-E280 ME-B202 CT-G320 EN-H64 EN-H120 WW-O64 CAR-B344 ME-C262 CT-E314 CT-F246 WW-O102 EN-F76 GEO-U10 GEO-U10 RS-F150 RS-H190 EN-H92 CLR-U40 AQE-H54 AQE-H34 AQE-K40 GEO-T26 CLR-L20 ME-E290 CAR-D350 RS-E190 (ESS Expo Central Lounge) CLR-O24 EN-H124 CT-G242 RS-J160

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Egger Timberpak Eijkelkamp Fraste UK Ekman Recycling Limited / Allan Morris Recycling Eldan Recycling A/S Electra Commercial Vehicles Element Elite Group Limited Ellona Emerson Emissable Ltd Emissions Analytics EMR Integrated Solutions EMULOUS WATER Encyclis Limited Endlos Innovations Private Limited Endress+Hauser Endress+Hauser Engie UK ENOGIA ENVEA Enviromontel Environmental Chemistry Testing Ltd Environmental Industries Association Environmental Services Association Envirotreat Epoch Bio Design ePrep EPS ERG (Air Pollution Control) Eriez Magnetics Europe Limited ESSLAB Eurofins Chemtest euroloo European Geophysical Services Ltd European Heathyards EURsense Ltd EV Breakers EverestLabs Evident EVOX Technologies, Lda. Ezi Klamp Fairport Containers FAUN Zoeller (UK) Limited FB Chain FCC Environment FDL Packaging Group FE Process Fews Marquees Ltd FFS International fibo Collect UK Finapp S.p.A. Finning CAT Fire Shield Systems Firefly Firstgrade Recycling Systems Ltd FJ Church & Sons Flowlee Metering & Verification Flowquip Ltd FlowStop Flybotix / Aetha Fornnax Technology PVT Ltd Fortify Safety Ltd

RS-H160 GEO-U22 RS-A194 ME-A234 CT-F340 CLR-M40 GEO-Q10 AQE-J12 WW-N72 RS-SU3 EN-J130 WW-Q94 WW-R76 EN-E114 RS-A174 EN-D110 WW-L90 EN-F84 EN-E124 EN-G82 WW-O80 CLR-O50 AQE-K10 RS-E160 CLR-N34 RS-H190 WW-P60 AQE-K22 AQE-K36 ME-D290 WW-O74 CLR-N40 GEO-P22 GEO-T20 EN-E94 AQE-F50 CAR-C350 RS-C172 CAR-D340 RS-G180 WW-T90 RS-F184 CT-G350 ME-E220 LA11 CT-F242 EN-G120 ME-E252 WW-S96 ME-B300 EN-H90 ME-A270 ME-D244 ME-C244 LR28 CAR-B330 WW-O92 WW-R74 WW-T96 WW-S100 ME-D256 EN-E104

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Frog Environmental Frutiger (UK) Ltd. Fuel Cell Systems Fugro GB Future Street Future Water Association G&N Laboratory G.Bopp & Co Ltd GAP Group Ltd Gas Data Limited Gas Data Limited - AQMesh Gasmet Technologies GB Tyres Ltd Geminor General Survey Geolabs Limited GeoPura GF Giorgio Bormac S.r.l. Glasdon UK Limited Glen Farrow Global Machinery Solutions Limited Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Go Green Solar Group Ltd Gold Tap Training Grassform Group GreCon Greyparrot GridBeyond Ground Control Ltd Groundwork Grundon Waste Management Ltd Gusella-Bakker GVG GWF Ltd Hach Haldo Halifax Fan Ltd Hanna Instruments UK Hargreaves Waste Management Services Ltd Harvest Green Developments Ltd Hawkes Fire Helix8 HelloFresh Henry Royce Institute Hensel Recycling Hewitt Robins International HH Business Finance Ltd Hiab Limited HJS Emission Technology Ltd Hofstetter Environmental Honeywell HORIBA Howden UK Brokers Ltd H-power HR-Structures GmbH HSC Knives HSL Compliance Enitial Limited HWM Global HY ENVIROTECH Hydrastore Ltd Hydrorock International

CLR-Q40 EN-J80 WW-O90 GEO-P10 CT-F226 WW-T100 RS-D150 WW-T80 RS-E184 EN-J102 AQE-K30 EN-J64 LR46 EN-H144 CT-J230 GEO-T30 EN-G80 WW-R70 WW-Q104 CT-G244 ME-B230 LR22 WW-U94 ME-C260 WW-T92 GEO-S30 ME-C250 RS-D192 EN-G86 WW-V74 ME-E240 CF1 ME-A250 (Future Talent Hub) RS-F150 EN-F146 EN-J80 WW-N92 WW-K80 EN-F122 WW-R94 ME-C212 EN-E130 ME-C250 RS-SU7 EN-J120 CAR-C342 RS-D166 CAR-B340 ME-E250 ME-C242 CT-H210 AQE-J32 EN-J80 EN-H60 WW-N80 CAR-B346 EN-H74 ME-B232 ME-D262 CLR-N30 WW-R90 ME-D234 ME-B304 WW-U100

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CF3

ME-D246

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Hydrotec Industrial Services HYTORC Industrial Bolting Systems HYVA IEG EMEA ifm electronic Igne ILOS New Energy UK Ltd I-MAK Industrial & Marine Silencers Ltd. InfraTec InnoFund Innoval Technology Ltd Innovate UK Business Connect In-Situ Europe Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES) inSystem BV INTEC GMK Integrated Skills International Geosynthetics Society Intertek Inviam Biometals ION SENSE (Ion Science Ltd.) IPL Schoeller ISEP i-Theses - TerraBase J&K Ross Limited Jacobs Jade Insulation Jaipur Robotics James and Milton Drilling JCB Jett Ltd Jewel Software Jiangsu Gaode Hydraulic Machinery Co., Ltd JJMac Ltd JMC Recycling Systems John King Chains John Lawrie Tubulars Kaizen Recycling Ltd Kapella Elektromekanik A.S. Kärcher UK Ltd Katronic Technologies Ltd Keith Walking Floor KELLER Pressure Limited Kelly Tanks Ltd KEO Europe Ltd Kiverco Limited KNF Neuberger (UK) KodaWaste KOTI Dawson KRR ProStream L.A. Recycling Ltd Langham Controls Ltd LAPV LARAC Leafield Environmental Light House Security Limited Lighthouse (UK) Ltd Lindemann Germany GmbH Li-Tech AS Littler Machinery Limited LiuGong Machinery (UK) Ltd

CLR-N52 ME-C252 CT-H230 CT-F210 WW-N100 GEO-U24 EN-G76 ME-E264 AQE-K34 AQE-J44 CLR-T56 RS-C171 RS-E150 CLR-M50 CLR-O10 RS-F150 EN-H136 CT-G284 CLR-R32 EN-E144 RS-SU2 AQE-H40 CT-F274 EN-D142 CLR-O46 RS-G160 CLR-P30 (CLR Expo / GEO Expo Networking Hub) EN-H134 EN-E102 GEO-U10 ME-A310 LR44 LD5 LD6 LA6 LA2 ME-B314 CLR-M42 ME-E230 ME-E222 LD14 EN-H100 GEO-P26 ME-C290 RS-A186 CT-F280 WW-S72 CT-J340 WW-M60 CLR-L30 LA14 ME-E212 WW-K84 CT-G240 ME-E284 EN-J80 RS-J180 WW-Q62 CT-J273 LA10 CT-G234 EN-F142 RS-J190 CAR-B336 ME-D212 ME-B290 LR42

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NATURAL ENGINEERING UK & IRELAND OFFICIAL HAMMEL DEALER Join Natural Engineering and HAMMEL Recyclingtechnik at RWM 2026 to see the latest in high-performance shredding technology.

Visit the website www.naturaleng.co.uk

JOIN US AT THE

On our stand we will be showcasing the impressive HAMMEL VB950 DK “RED GIANT”, while the HAMMEL VB750 DK will be operating in the live demonstration area, giving visitors the opportunity to see the machine in action. Meet the teams from Natural Engineering and HAMMEL to discuss: Mobile and stationary shredding machinery Complete turnkey recycling solutions Service and maintenance support Genuine spare parts and aftersales support

JUST SHRED IT

LOCATION: NEC HALL: 18 STAND: ME/A 240

MEET THE TEAM AND SEE THE HAMMEL VB950 DK “RED GIANT”

Whether you are looking to improve processing efficiency, reduce downtime, or invest in a complete recycling system, our team will be available throughout the show to discuss the right solution for your operation.

GET THE RIGHT MACHINE FIRST TIME SALES

HIRE

SERVICE SUPPORT & SPARE PARTS

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Lixo Lorax Compliance Louritex, Lda Lovibond Water Testing LRES-UK Luddington Learning M&J Recycling Mabey Hire Machinex Macmillan Cancer Support Macpac Refuse Bodies Magnapower Equipment Maintain Reliability Majestic Corporation Mansfield Town Footwear & Clothing Marchwood Markorah Limited Marlowe Environmental Services Marshall Drilling Ltd Massage The Senses Material Processing Solutions Ltd Materials Handling Products Max-AI® Advanced detection and sorting technology McDonald International Limited McGregor Structures Ltd Meiko UK Limited Metasphere MetaSus Metcast Ltd Meteor Communications MGS Ltd Mick George Group Micro Sensor Co., Ltd. Minerex Environmental Mining Remediation Authority Mokesa AG MOKESA UK LIMITED Money Claim Collections Group Ltd Monitor Coatings Ltd Moorend Limited Morgan Advanced Materials MOTRIDAL SPA MRF Supply Chain Ltd MSA Britain Limited Musoshi by AVT National Brownfield Institute National Highways Natural Engineering / Hammel Newland AIDC EMEA NFU Energy Nhanks Waste Recyclers Private Limited NHBC NIVUS GmbH Nobel Fire Systems Ltd Normec DETS Normec i2 Analytical Nosmotech Novelis UK - Recycling NPL NRG Riverside NRM, part of Cawood Oasys Limited

LA13 RS-A172 ME-D292 WW-P82 EN-H110 EN-E112 ME-D240 AQE-K14 ME-E214 EN-J104 CT-H360 ME-B282 EN-J112 RS-F180 RS-H190 AQE-H42 RS-G196 WW-V60b GEO-Q22 EN-F138 ME-D252 CT-F244 ME-D210 ME-E270 ME-E244 RS-D182 WW-L70 RS-F150 EN-H130 WW-P64 GEO-R36 RS-B184 WW-M90 WW-U92 GEO-Q26 EN-J80 EN-J80 CT-G362 EN-G74 GEO-R24 EN-H132 ME-E246 EN-E140 EN-G72 CT-G220 CLR-U42 GEO-U20 ME-A240 RS-A182 EN-E120 RS-A200 GEO-S36 WW-M92 ME-C214 CLR-N36 CLR-O26 AQE-H52 RS-C170 AQE-H22 LR32 CLR-O20 GEO-S26

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WW-U64

AI THAT ENABLES YOUR OPERATIONS. Cameras and AI on the collection vehicle. Incidents logged where they happen.

One platform across the whole waste operation.

SEE IT RUNNING LIVE.

RWM 2026 · NEC Birmingham · 16–17 September

STAND RS-G180 evoxtechnologies.co.uk

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Observator Instruments Octopus Energy for Business OHRA OKAY Engineering Omecha UAB Omnia Smart Technologies One Broker (Jensten Insurance Brokers (East) Ltd) Online Cleaning Technologies Optimum Safety Systems Ltd Orkin UK Packaged Pumps Systems PackUK PacTec PaintCare UK (by the British Coatings Federation) Palintest Panda Panorama Antennas Ltd. Pavan Clean Air Ltd PEINER SMAG Lifting Technologies GmbH Pellenc ST PEL Waste Reduction Equipment Pemo Pumps Penguin Recruitment Ltd PermiServ Picker Pals PICVISA Pin IoT Ltd Pinja Pink Elephant Group Ltd Pixelabs SL Planet Ocean – Fluidion – Yokogawa Fluid Imaging Technologies Pollution Monitoring Equipment Pty Ltd Polytag Pontoonworks Ltd POR BRIQUETTING Port of Sunderland Portakabin Limited Pöttinger Entsorgungstechnik GmbH Poundfield Precast Powertherm Premier Components UK Ltd ProBrush Procesni Inženiring d.o.o Process & Control Magazine Project Re:claim Prolectric Protea Limited PSV Transport Systems Pulsar Measurement Puragen Purestream Process Solutions Ltd PV Recycling & Collect and Recycle P-WAVE AG PYROCY Q Toploader QCL QED Environmental Systems, Inc QTS Group Rain For Rent International Rainham Industrial Services Ltd Rapid Travel Group REA

AQE-J40 EN-G144 CAR-A324 ME-B226 ME-D236 LA8 CLR-R34 EN-F116 CT-H340 RS-A198 WW-U62 RS-A170 CT-F240 RS-H180 WW-P94 CT-F360 (The Big Red Bus Bar) WW-O86 AQE-J10 ME-B254 ME-D224 CT-G216 EN-F114 GEO-Q20 LA4 RS-H184 ME-A230 CT-J250 EN-E134 CT-J274 RS-C175 WW-R64 AQE-G22 RS-SU9 WW-S64 RS-G192 RS-F186 ME-B206 ME-B240 ME-D214 EN-H110 CAR-D326 WW-S92 AQE-H50 WW-V100 RS-G182 WW-K96 AQE-H10 LR60 WW-N60 EN-G124 WW-S62 RS-D164 EN-J80 EN-H140 RS-F150 WW-O62 WW-O72 GEO-T10 CLR-N20 EN-F100 CLR-Q52 EN-D102

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Deutsche Telekom IoT connect. digitize. get ahead.

Reliable and secure IoT connectivity. Our global IoT connectivity helps companies gain greater visibility into their assets, respond faster, and improve their efficiency.

Waste Management

Recycling

Energy & Fuels

Geotechnical Engineering & Operations

Water & Wastewater

Contamination & Land Remediation

Air Quality & Emissions

Explore our IoT use cases on our website https://iot.telekom.com

Book a Meeting Book here

Visit us at Stand

EN-H120

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ReBattery RECOUP Recycle Coach Recyclever Recycleye Recycling UK Limited Recyclingbins.co.uk Recyclo Recyclus Group Ltd Refuels Refuse Vehicle Solutions Rentec nv Rescue2 Reskinned / LMB Textiles RE-Tech UK Ltd ReturnLoops Ltd Ribble Enviro Riello Limited RIPET Srl Robertson Geo Rocscience Inc. Romaquip Ronda Enviro-Vac Rosink-Werkstätten GmbH Rotorflush Filters Routeware RS Automotive Core Ltd RS Hydro & Proteus Instruments RSM Drain Solutions RVM Systems Limited RVT Group S.I. UXO Safety Shield Global SAI-PAC UK LTD Salvtech Samsara Sany Heavy Machinery UK Ltd SAR Metals SciAps, Inc. SciMed SCINERGY Recruitment Limited ScrapCopperPricesToday.co.uk Scrapp Scrappi SDS Infrastructure SDLG Europe BV Seal Analytical Ltd Seequent SEIRIS – EXPANSION JOINTS Select A Skip UK Ltd Senro BV Sensat Sensorbee AB Sensorita SEP Geophysical Seras Energy Ltd SeSys SFA-Enviro SGS United Kingdom Ltd Shoal Safety in Number Ltd Shred Tech UK Ltd Shredding Machinery Solutions Ltd

ME-C312 RS-A190 LA7 RS-D160 RS-D184 RS-E180 CT-H240 CT-H240 RS-D196 CAR-C346 CT-E340 ME-E262 EN-F70 RS-H190 CT-F304 RS-E170 CLR-N42 EN-J60 RS-B180 GEO-R30 GEO-S22 CT-F320 CLR-M12 EN-E110 WW-L80 CT-H250 CAR-C322 WW-N90 WW-V62 RS-H200 WW-L92 GEO-S24 CT-E320 CT-G232 EN-G60 CT-H310 ME-B310 CAR-D320 CAR-D324 CLR-O42 EN-D90 CAR-C326 RS-SU5 CAR-C344 WW-T60 ME-A290 WW-O84 GEO-T36 EN-J100 RS-J170 ME-B292 WW-K90 AQE-J46 CT-F362 CLR-U50 EN-G140 WW-L82 WW-V64 EN-J72 EN-F104 ME-B246 ME-D220

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LR40 RS-H174 CAR-D340

ORGANISED BY

AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN RECYCLING & WASTE MANAGEMENT

Recognising Excellence Across Recycling, Waste & Resource Management DATE

VENUE

ATTENDANCE

26th May 2027

JW Marriott Grosvenor House, London

1,000 +

ENTRIES

IN THE MEANTIME

Entries open in September

Sponsor, or book your table

Free to enter and judged by an independent panel, with categories spanning the full resource economy. Winners receive press coverage and industry-wide visibility (And a trophy!)

Sponsorship packages and tables for the 2027 luncheon are available now. Get in touch to discuss options.

Contact Geraldine Chiverton, Commercial Director geraldine.c@letsrecycle.com · 0203 835 6307

www.awardsforexcellence.co.uk

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Shurco SID SA SigmaSlab Sikla UK Ltd SiLC Siltbuster Ltd SimAnalytica SIRIS Skako Vibration Ltd Skalar Analytical B.V. Skantag Skip Tracker SLR Consulting Smart Sense Smart Solutions SmartEnds Smartlift Bulk Packaging Ltd Smartrium UK LTD SMR UK Ltd SOCOTEC UK & Ireland Limited Soil Engineering Geoservices SoilFLO SoilSteam Sol Environment SolGen Solinst Solsta UK / Digi Sorted Technologies Ltd Source Testing Association Southern Linings Ltd Specialist Risk Group SPG Dry Cooling Spitfire Engineering Services Ltd SPM Engineering Spray Nozzle People / Dasic SRC Group SSL Design & Fabrication Ltd STAL STAS Trailers Ltd Steinert GmbH STN Power Systems Storm Enviro StormHarvester Strata Geotechnics (Van Elle) Stratum Technologies Struthers Energy & Power Ltd SUEZ SUEZ Recycling and Recovery UK Ltd SulfiLogger Sunko Environmental Superfy Suzhou JONO Environmental Technology Swan Analytical Instruments UK Swan Energy Limited Swissenviro Sword Engineering Ltd T&B Electronic GmbH Technolog TECS Teledyne Gas & Flame Detection Teledyne ISCO Teledyne Valeport

CT-J210 EN-J80 RS-A208 EN-J140 CLR-N24 CLR-P52 GEO-S34 WW-P80 ME-B280 WW-O70 CT-J350 CT-J272 RS-G170 (Circular Economy & Sustainability Theatre) AQE-J42 RS-G190 RS-J172 CLR-U32 ME-D230 CLR-U52 CLR-T52 AQE-K26 GEO-U30 CLR-O44 CLR-O22 RS-D170 EN-E70 WW-K86 WW-P92 RS-B186 AQE-G30 EN-F124 CT-H274 EN-F74 ME-E282 CAR-B354 WW-S76 CLR-P40 RS-D180 WW-R84 LR64 ME-B264 WW-U74 CT-G300 CT-H314 WW-R80 GEO-R20 CLR-N56 EN-E80 CAR-C340 CF6 RS-A209 WW-P70 ME-D264 CT-G210 RS-F164 WW-V80 EN-G84 EN-J80 ME-C200 ME-D260 WW-P74 CLR-N50 WW-K92 WW-K92 WW-K92

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Teledyne Water Temporary Water Solutions Ltd Tennants Distribution Ltd Terradat Ltd Tetra Tech Thalia Waste Management The Access Group The Chromate Experts UK The Environment Exchange The Netherlands The Professional Fundraiser The Recycling Association The Royal Mint The Waste Not Spot The West Group Ltd. The Woodland Trust Thees Plastic Recycling Thompsons UK Ltd Thöni Sustainable Solutions GmbH Titan Trailers Industries Ltd TOMRA Collection TOMRA Recycling Topdrill Ltd Total Safety Totalmobile Trace Structural Investigations Ltd. TrailerTec Trident Fire Trislot Tunsrec Ltd Turboden Turmec Turner Designs Turnkey Instruments Ltd Tusker Construction Group Tyre Boss Ltd UDlive UK & Ireland Spill Association UK Fashion & Textiles Association UKATA (UK Asbestos Training Association) UKWB Unisort United Rentals University of Birmingham (Plastics Network) UROC Ursa Robotics Valmet Valpak Van Werven UK Ltd Vanden Recycling Ltd Vaste Technologies Ltd VEGA Controls Ltd Veolia Veolia Careers Verder Ltd Veritas Laboratory Services VICI AG International VIDIM Vision Techniques Viso.ai UK Ltd Voom AI VP ESS

WW-K92 GEO-U36 EN-H94 GEO-T20 WW-M70 EN-F80 CT-G230 EN-G154 RS-B160 RS-F150 CT-J270 RS-A196 RS-H170 RS-F150 AQE-K12 WW-R86 RS-E176 CT-F260 ME-B262 LR62 RS-B170 ME-E274 GEO-R22 EN-F90 WW-V76 ME-C236 LR78 ME-D242 EN-J74 ME-B260 EN-G150 ME-C270 WW-N70 AQE-K42 ME-D250 CAR-C324 WW-V90 CLR-M4 RS-H190 CLR-M2 CT-H280 CT-H284 WW-P72 RS-B182 ME-C240 CT-J352 EN-G90 RS-A176 RS-C180 RS-C182 RS-SU1 WW-K70 CT-F290 CF4 WW-V72 CLR-O30 AQE-H30 RS-D190 CT-J360 RS-A183 LA9 EN-H154

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V TRACK SOLUTION LTD VWS Software Solutions Ltd W Smart Construction Ltd Ward Recycling Waste Equipment Supplies Ltd - Keson Waste Equipment Supplies Ltd - SOYU Waste Equipment Supplies Ltd - XTPack Waste Logics Waste Management Technology Waste Robotics Waste Vision WasteAnt GmbH Wastebot Limited Wasteer GmbH WasteGrid WasteStart Ltd Wastewater Network Solutions Wastrio Ltd WATA Water Direct Water Magazine Water Tecnik Ltd Waterfront Fluid Controls Limited WATR Ltd Weightron Bilanciai Weir Bags What’s the Payback Limited Whitespace Work Software Wickens Engineering WIKA Instruments Limited WILMA WISH Witt Group – Fan Systems Wood Recyclers Association WSP UK Ltd WWF Wybone Xchanger Services Ltd Xscindo Inc Xylem Zappshelter Zebra EM Zeeco Europe Zemmler c/o Kioti UK Ltd Zeste Energy Zhejiang Tianli Equipment Technology Co., Ltd

ME-E260 CT-J220 GEO-R10 ME-E210 ME-B214 ME-B216 ME-B210 CT-F220 ME-C222 RS-E182 RS-F150 EN-E136 RS-G184 EN-G70 RS-A180 RS-B164 WW-S70 RS-J184 ME-B312 WW-U60 WW-R102 WW-K100 WW-U90 WW-O94 CT-F270 CT-H242 EN-H142 CT-H270 CAR-B350 EN-D80 CAR-A346 ME-C202 AQE-H32 RS-J182 EN-E60 (EFD Keynote Theatre) AQE-K46 CT-G224 EN-F140 RS-SU4 WW-L84 WW-V70 LR50 EN-J132 EN-H150 ME-E300 EN-F144 ME-B294

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