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ESA and CIWM, in partnership with the Environment Agency, the charity Crimestoppers and the ‘Right Waste Right Place’ campaign, are pleased to be hosting a series of free webinars exploring the latest approaches to fighting waste crime.
The webinars will provide:
- an update from the Environment Agency’s National Intelligence Unit on its ‘intelligence led’ approach to tackling waste crime;
- Insight from the charity Crimestoppers into how its service, which takes anonymous information from the public, works;
- the latest from Defra on the UK Government’s progress in implementing its ‘Prevent, Detect, Deter’ strategy to tackle waste crime, and key proposed new regulations; and
- an introduction to the newly formed Joint Unit for Waste Crime, the strategic partnership between regulators, police, the National Crime Agency, local authorities and legitimate industry, and to the Environment Agency’s recently formed Waste Crime Engagement Specialist team.
Speakers will include:
- Kate Grove, Intelligence Manager, Environment Agency National Enforcement Unit
- Annette Booysen, Account Manager, Crimestoppers charity
- David Read, Waste Regulation and Crime, Defra
- Dan Cooke, Pennon Group and ESA lead on Waste Crime
- Phil Davies, Manager, Joint Unit for Waste Crime
To sign up for a free place, click here
ESA and CIWM, in partnership with the Environment Agency, the charity Crimestoppers and the ‘Right Waste Right Place’ campaign, are pleased to be hosting a series of free webinars exploring the latest approaches to fighting waste crime.
The webinars will provide:
- an update from the Environment Agency’s National Intelligence Unit on its ‘intelligence led’ approach to tackling waste crime;
- Insight from the charity Crimestoppers into how its service, which takes anonymous information from the public, works;
- the latest from Defra on the UK Government’s progress in implementing its ‘Prevent, Detect, Deter’ strategy to tackle waste crime, and key proposed new regulations; and
- an introduction to the newly formed Joint Unit for Waste Crime, the strategic partnership between regulators, police, the National Crime Agency, local authorities and legitimate industry, and to the Environment Agency’s recently formed Waste Crime Engagement Specialist team.
Speakers will include:
- Kate Grove, Intelligence Manager, Environment Agency National Enforcement Unit
- Annette Booysen, Account Manager, Crimestoppers charity
- David Read, Waste Regulation and Crime, Defra
- Dan Cooke, Pennon Group and ESA lead on Waste Crime
- Phil Davies, Manager, Joint Unit for Waste Crime
To sign up for a free place, click here
The premier conference in the UK and Europe enabling senior level decision makers across waste, energy, technology and project development to explore the latest developments in this globally important industry.
Bringing together attendees from over 20 countries in 2019, Energy from Waste 2020 provides unique opportunities to connect with policy makers, investors, technical experts and innovators who drive change and growth in waste to energy internationally. With sessions on operational efficiency, Carbon Capture and Storage and delivery of complex projects, this is the essential event to assess future directions in energy, heat, fuels and resources.
ESA Members receive a discount off the standard delegate rate, please contact us for the code.
‘A new strategy to take the waste and recycling industry’s health and safety performance to the next level’ is the theme of the WISH conference 2020. The conference will take place at a London venue and will be the fourth WISH strategy event.
Places are limited and the conference will be by invite. To register your interest in attending please send an e-mail to info@wishforum.org.uk stating your name, the organisation you work for and your job title. Further details will be released before the event.
Held in Cardiff this unique event will bring together policy makers, thought leaders and industry representatives to tackle the key challenges Wales faces in working towards a circular economy. The programme will include contemporary topics such as electric vehicles, behaviour change, practical waste issues, and emerging technologies which can help transform businesses through circular economy principles.
A Global Perspective on the Short and Long-Term Markets for Waste to Energy & Resources.
The 9th World Waste to Energy & Resources Summit will maintain its well-recognised commercial focus on forging new partnerships, driving forward industry projects, showcasing the latest innovations, introducing new market opportunities and providing updates to policy and finance models.
Net-Zero Live is the UK’s first and only energy, sustainability and resource event, empowering businesses to accelerate climate action and lead the net-zero revolution.
Taking place on 19 & 20 May 2020 at the NEC Birmingham, Net-Zero Live will provide you with a platform to exchange ideas and information, build business relationships and evolve your strategies to achieve a net-zero future, today.
Register for free: http://bit.ly/2O3nLHo
The Metals Recycling Event is Europe’s leading event dedicated to the metals recycling sector. Featuring; 70+ speakers across 3 conference theatres, live metal recycling demonstrations , 100+ exhibitors and a range of free to attend networking events including: The Manufacturers Forum, The Global Metal Prices Forum, Association AGMs, training sessions and much more. Meet and network with more than 1700 metal recyclers, scrap metal merchants, ferrous & non-ferrous processors and more.
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RWM is the UK’s largest trade show for recycling and waste management, providing the biggest platform for world changing innovations that are shaping the future of sustainability.
The LARAC Conference is the leading event in the local authority waste and recycling calendar.
Join more than 400 visitors (including 140 different authorities) for two days of expert presentations, practical workshops and second to none networking.
Visitors can also take part in the LARAC celebration awards and revel in the successes of different local authorities over the past year.
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Held at the London Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor Square, London W1
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Events
ESA and CIWM, in partnership with the Environment Agency, the charity Crimestoppers and the ‘Right Waste Right Place’ campaign, are pleased to be hosting a series of free webinars exploring the latest approaches to fighting waste crime.
The webinars will provide:
- an update from the Environment Agency’s National Intelligence Unit on its ‘intelligence led’ approach to tackling waste crime;
- Insight from the charity Crimestoppers into how its service, which takes anonymous information from the public, works;
- the latest from Defra on the UK Government’s progress in implementing its ‘Prevent, Detect, Deter’ strategy to tackle waste crime, and key proposed new regulations; and
- an introduction to the newly formed Joint Unit for Waste Crime, the strategic partnership between regulators, police, the National Crime Agency, local authorities and legitimate industry, and to the Environment Agency’s recently formed Waste Crime Engagement Specialist team.
Speakers will include:
- Kate Grove, Intelligence Manager, Environment Agency National Enforcement Unit
- Annette Booysen, Account Manager, Crimestoppers charity
- David Read, Waste Regulation and Crime, Defra
- Dan Cooke, Pennon Group and ESA lead on Waste Crime
- Phil Davies, Manager, Joint Unit for Waste Crime
To sign up for a free place, click here
ESA and CIWM, in partnership with the Environment Agency, the charity Crimestoppers and the ‘Right Waste Right Place’ campaign, are pleased to be hosting a series of free webinars exploring the latest approaches to fighting waste crime.
The webinars will provide:
- an update from the Environment Agency’s National Intelligence Unit on its ‘intelligence led’ approach to tackling waste crime;
- Insight from the charity Crimestoppers into how its service, which takes anonymous information from the public, works;
- the latest from Defra on the UK Government’s progress in implementing its ‘Prevent, Detect, Deter’ strategy to tackle waste crime, and key proposed new regulations; and
- an introduction to the newly formed Joint Unit for Waste Crime, the strategic partnership between regulators, police, the National Crime Agency, local authorities and legitimate industry, and to the Environment Agency’s recently formed Waste Crime Engagement Specialist team.
Speakers will include:
- Kate Grove, Intelligence Manager, Environment Agency National Enforcement Unit
- Annette Booysen, Account Manager, Crimestoppers charity
- David Read, Waste Regulation and Crime, Defra
- Dan Cooke, Pennon Group and ESA lead on Waste Crime
- Phil Davies, Manager, Joint Unit for Waste Crime
To sign up for a free place, click here
The premier conference in the UK and Europe enabling senior level decision makers across waste, energy, technology and project development to explore the latest developments in this globally important industry.
Bringing together attendees from over 20 countries in 2019, Energy from Waste 2020 provides unique opportunities to connect with policy makers, investors, technical experts and innovators who drive change and growth in waste to energy internationally. With sessions on operational efficiency, Carbon Capture and Storage and delivery of complex projects, this is the essential event to assess future directions in energy, heat, fuels and resources.
ESA Members receive a discount off the standard delegate rate, please contact us for the code.