Environmental Services & Solutions Expo (ESS), the world-leading event for the environmental services industry, will be gathering the sector's top players to showcase the latest innovative solutions, designs, technologies, and services.
Returning to the NEC in Birmingham on 11-12 September, this year's event will welcome over 550 exhibitors including big names such as Defra, Biffa, Engie, Adler and Allen, British Plastics Federation, Honeywell, OfWat, and Mercedes plus other pioneering companies such as AEROCOMPACT, RSK Group, Voom AI, ACCIONA, and more.
Amongst those showcasing their industry-leading products and services will be a selection of some of the most innovative companies in the field.
Against the backdrop of global e-waste production soaring to 62 million tonnes in 2022 (an 82% increase since 2010), the UK's official maker of British coins, The Royal Mint, will launch its new E-waste facility, developed in partnership with Canadian clean tech company, Excir. Visitors will be able to explore a display showcasing the process with team members on hand to discuss the significant benefits for partners engaging with Precious Metal Recovery at the facility.
PROTOMAX Plastics Ltd, a leader in environmental solutions for recycling the unrecyclable, will unveil groundbreaking technology designed for processing hard-to-recycle materials, including vapes and post-consumer plastics with ERMAFA EET. At the forefront of the innovation is ERMAFA's BACS system, a state-of-the-art solution that tackles the complexities of recycling traditionally difficult materials. By combining advanced blending and compounding technologies with energy efficiency, the BACS system delivers high-quality output, positioning it as a key innovation for the circular economy across multiple industries.
In addition, attendees will be introduced to Storm Board, an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional plywood developed with PROTOMAX Plastics Ltd.'s cutting-edge board-making technology. Engineered to meet the demands of the construction and building industries, Storm Board offers a sustainable, recyclable solution that significantly advances green construction practices.
Heidelberg Materials UK, one of the world's leading building materials manufacturers, will take centre stage with the launch of their new evoZero range, a groundbreaking step towards sustainable construction. The launch is backed by the development of an industry-first carbon capture facility at their Padeswood cement works in North Wales, set to become the UK's first carbon capture-enabled cement plant. With this innovative project, Heidelberg Materials UK will become the first company globally to offer net-zero cement through the application of CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) technology, marking a significant milestone in the industry's journey toward sustainability.
Scarab Sweepers, a leading global manufacturer of cleaning vehicles and part of the FAYAT Group, will unveil a brand-new electric sweeper. Known for its high blending quality, refinement, and cutting-edge technology, its Marden facility produces a unique range of single and twin-engine sweepers that have earned us worldwide recognition. In addition to the new electric sweeper, attendees will have the opportunity to explore its globally renowned truck-mounted sweeping solutions.
Sensolus, a European leader in non-powered asset tracking, and Alps Alpine, a global IoT innovator, will launch a groundbreaking tracking solution for the waste management industry. Fresh off of securing $3.25 million in venture funding, Oslo-based waste-management startup, Sensorita, will also showcase its latest sensor technology live on the showfloor.
As part of its commitment to sustainability, IPL Global, represented by the teams from IPL Rotherham and IPL Brightgreen, will spotlight its Buy Back Scheme. This circular solution for bins, kerbside collection boxes, and food waste caddies involves working closely with local authorities and councils to collect no longer usable bins and recycle them into usable materials to create quality recycled products.
Joining the show for the first time will be Tech Air Solutions, an innovative UK startup which is s enhancing local air quality in environments like hospitals, drive-thrus, and transportation hubs, making them safer for customers and employees.
Elsewhere, The Vapor Pin® will introduce its latest innovation: the Vapor Pin® Insert. Renowned globally as the standard for sampling devices, The Vapor Pin® excels in applications such as sub-slab soil gas sampling, de-pressurisation studies, stray gas evaluations, source area characterisation, and mitigation monitoring. This new Insert is designed to enhance the collection of soil gas samples and pressure measurements beneath engineered vapor intrusion barriers (like Geo-Seal®) and vapor mitigation coatings (such as Retro-Coat™), further advancing the capabilities of vapor intrusion management.
Leading designer and manufacturer of high-quality industrial and scientific instrumentation, Turnkey Instruments, will demonstrate its full equipment range on the show floor, including the new iGASair unit for recording and reporting multiple gas species, viewable remotely through its AirQWeb cloud server, and the iVIBEpeli Integrated Noise & Vibration monitor.
Global leader in the cleaning and maintenance industry, Spinaclean, will showcase its latest innovation, FloodVac—a fully mobile dual-pump water extraction system set to revolutionise the flood and water extraction sector, whilst pioneer in tank storage, process safety, and fluid transfer. Assentech, will display its flagship and award-winning Vent-Less Test Bench. The technology efficiently tests tank or digester breather valves for both pressure and vacuum ports in just 3 minutes, setting a new standard for rapid and reliable performance.
Rob Mowat, Managing Director of ESS Expo, said: "ESS Expo is designed to be the epicentre of innovation, and a place where the industry comes together to collaborate and draw inspiration. Not only will the net zero, biodiversity, and the circular economy be explored extensively throughout the conference programme, but the show floor will be alive with over 550 exhibitors' inventions and innovations. This year, we are excited that we will welcome a high number of particularly advanced solutions that will address the current environmental challenges we are facing, and beyond."
ESS Expo returns from 11-12 September 2024 at the NEC in Birmingham, UK. For a full list of this year's exhibitors, visit the exhibitor directory: www.ess-expo.co.uk/exhibitors
Time and date
CONSTRUCTION DIRECTORY
Latest Construction News
21/11/2024
Europe's leading online cleanroom consumables supplier, Cleanroomshop, has recently launched a brand-new website, giving its users an improved user experience. The new website continues to offer over 2,000 products from more than 40 brands, whilst incorporating a new look and more efficient ...
20/11/2024
Construction firm Willmott Dixon has partnered with Westminster City Council on a £36 million project to restore the historic Seymour Centre in Marylebone, a Grade II listed building dating back to the 1930s. The project, procured through the SCF framework, will see the three-storey centre undergo ...
20/11/2024
The Hill Group has commenced work on a new development in Billericay, Essex, which will deliver 179 high-quality homes across a 20-acre site. Designed to blend with Billericay's scenic countryside while addressing the pressing demand for sustainable housing, the project is located on Kennel Lane ...
20/11/2024
Extensive groundwork is underway for a new housing development in Maidstone, where Vistry Group, in partnership with Legal & General Affordable Homes, is set to build 272 properties on the site of the former Tovil Quarry off Farleigh Hill. The project will include 37 affordable homes for low-cost ...
20/11/2024
Stonewater has scooped a new energy efficiency retrofit contract with compliance and energy services provider Correct Contract Services. This work, funded through the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF) Wave 2, will include a range of energy-saving upgrades. Measures such as loft ...
20/11/2024
Kier has been appointed by Cambridgeshire County Council to deliver building, mechanical, and electrical maintenance services across the Council's portfolio of 160 corporate buildings. The contract, which began in November 2024, will run until 2027, with the possibility of two one-year extensions ...
20/11/2024
Builders use water for various functions on the job, they utilise this resource for worker hygiene, hydration, concrete batching, grouting, dust suppression, drilling and piling. If companies mismanage this water use, they can increase their environmental impact. When the industry comes ...
20/11/2024
Edmond Shipway has been appointed to a pioneering initiative tackling homelessness in Greater Manchester, providing project management and cost consultancy services on the second phase of Embassy Village. Set to deliver 40 purpose-built homes for men facing homelessness in Manchester, Embassy ...
20/11/2024
West Sussex County Council is inviting residents to share their views on proposed transport improvements at the Hazelwick and Tushmore junctions on the A2011 Crawley Avenue. The proposals aim to make walking, cycling, and public transport more appealing for short journeys. This initiative is part ...
19/11/2024
McLaren Construction has commenced works at the first UK industrial scheme in the East Midlands for a joint venture with Garbe Industrial Real Estate GmbH and Invesco Real Estate. McLaren will oversee all aspects of construction for the £30 million project located in Shireoaks, Worksop - in the ...