Breath easier at AQE 2024 – The Air Quality and Emissions Show
The AQE 2024, or Air Quality and Emissions Show, is set to make a significant impact this October at the NEC in Birmingham. Boasting the largest exhibitor turnout and the most comprehensive conference programme since 2002, AQE 2024 is not just another industry event—it’s the place where the future of air quality and emissions monitoring will be shaped.
Taking place on the 9th and 10th of October, the show promises to be an unmissable gathering for professionals, researchers, and policymakers deeply invested in the fight against air pollution and climate change.
The Rising Urgency of Air Quality and Emissions Control
The detrimental effects of air pollution on public health and the climate have never been more evident—or urgent. From the thick smog that shrouds cities to the invisible yet insidious greenhouse gases warming our planet, the call for action is growing louder. Governments, scientists, and environmental activists are increasingly turning their focus to air quality measurement and emissions control, making events like AQE more critical than ever.
Technology has advanced rapidly, offering new insights into pollution patterns and ways to mitigate its impact. The AQE 2024 will serve as a knowledge hub where attendees can explore the latest technologies, regulatory updates, standards, and innovative methods designed to combat air pollution and promote sustainability.
A Gathering of Industry Leaders and Innovators
With over 200 leading technology and service providers under one roof, AQE 2024 is an unparalleled opportunity to dive deep into the latest advancements in air quality and emissions management. The event attracts a diverse range of attendees, including regulators, local authorities, consultants, instrumentation engineers, laboratory staff, process operators, and engine and powertrain developers, along with clean air campaigners and other stakeholders.
Beyond the exhibition floor, the event offers a packed schedule of over 100 hours of technical workshops and presentations. Delivered by top-tier regulators, researchers, and industry experts, these sessions will cover critical topics, such as:
- Ambient Air Quality Monitoring: Explore the latest regulations and technological innovations, including low-cost and mobile sensors, and the use of cellular communications networks to create extensive monitoring systems.
- Emissions Monitoring: Dive into the latest standards, methods, and techniques for measuring emissions, ensuring data accuracy and compliance.
- Special Focus Sessions: Sessions on methane monitoring, hydrogen, and carbon capture and storage will provide deeper insights into how these elements play a role in reducing emissions.
From Sensors to Smart Networks
The exhibition at AQE 2024 will showcase cutting-edge technologies that push the boundaries of what’s possible in environmental monitoring. Low-cost sensors and mobile technologies are revolutionising how we track air quality in real-time, offering new ways to gather data and make informed decisions. The use of cellular networks to create expansive, interconnected monitoring systems is a game-changer, allowing for the rapid deployment of sensors across cities and regions.
Visitors will have the chance to engage directly with the minds behind these innovations, offering a unique opportunity to discuss challenges and solutions face-to-face. This interaction is invaluable for professionals seeking to stay ahead of the curve in an industry that evolves at breakneck speed.
A Deep Dive into Key Topics
One of the standout features of AQE 2024 is its parallel session format, which allows attendees to customise their learning experience. With sessions dedicated to emissions measurement, standards development, and specialised topics like hydrogen and methane monitoring, there’s something for every interest.
The focus on hydrogen as a clean energy source and the role of carbon capture and storage in reducing emissions reflects the growing interest in alternative solutions to traditional fossil fuels. These sessions are particularly relevant for those involved in energy production, transport, and industrial processes looking to reduce their environmental impact.
Connecting the Dots – AQE 2024 and WWEM 2024
An added bonus for AQE attendees is the co-location with WWEM 2024—the Water, Wastewater, and Environmental Monitoring event. This dual access provides a holistic view of the environmental challenges facing industries today, bridging the gap between air and water quality issues. It’s an excellent chance to explore synergies between different sectors, fostering cross-industry collaboration and innovation.
Visitors can expect to see a range of technologies that tackle both air and water pollution, highlighting the interconnected nature of environmental management. The dual-event format not only maximises the learning potential but also broadens the networking opportunities, making it a must-attend for any professional in the environmental monitoring field.
How to Attend
The AQE 2024 promises to be the definitive event for anyone involved in air quality and emissions reduction. To attend, simply visit the official website www.ilmexhibitions.com/aqeshow for comprehensive event details and to register free of charge.
The website offers a complete overview of the conference agenda, exhibitor list, and other essential information to help plan your visit.
The Future of Air Quality Management Starts Here
As the world grapples with the twin crises of climate change and air pollution, events like AQE 2024 are more important than ever. They serve as a platform for knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaboration, driving the industry forward. With a robust line-up of exhibitors, speakers, and sessions, AQE 2024 will not only showcase the latest in air quality and emissions technology but also inspire attendees to take actionable steps toward a cleaner, healthier future.
Whether you’re a seasoned professional, a policy maker, or an industry investor, AQE 2024 offers insights and connections that could shape your approach to air quality and emissions for years to come.
