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The Scottish Resources Conference is Scotland’s largest and most important event for sustainability, resource and waste management professionals. The two-day event, run in partnership with CIWM, Zero Waste Scotland and SEPA, sees professionals from private, public and third sector organisations come together to discuss the challenges, issues, innovations and solutions to creating a waste free Scotland.
This year the event will take place on Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 October - a week earlier than in recent years but still in the autumn slot that has become a traditional fixture in the diaries of local authority waste and recycling officers.
The event will also have a new home in 2019 – the Hilton Metropole Birmingham NEC – with its large purpose-built conference facility.
Digital solutions are coming to the waste industry, driven by the need for greater accountability and improved resource management.
Smart Waste, Smart Resources provides an essential opportunity to examine how these developments will affect your business and gives you the tools to prepare for the future.
Discuss government and industry ideas for digitalisation across waste tracking; explore the benefits of more transparent and linked systems; examine the rapidly approaching solutions of AI, Internet of Things, traceable waste and understand what “the cloud” really means.
Aimed at organisations at starter level digitalisation up to advanced systems, with practical sessions and plenty of discussion opportunities, this is your opportunity to explore how your company can prepare for, and benefit from, next generation digital technology.
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*BOOKINGS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN FOR THE ANNUAL LUNCH*
We are pleased to announce that the Guest Speaker for this year’s ESA Annual Lunch is Sally Phillips!
Sally Phillips is a British comic actress and writer. Listed in The Observer as one of the 50 funniest acts in British comedy (2003), she is instantly recognisable forces behind Channel 4’s award-winning comedy sketch show, Smack the Pony. Sally has also played the eponymous character Claire in Radio 4's award-winning sitcom, Clare in the Community, since 2004.
For more information on ticket prices etc. please contact:
Anita McCarthy a-mccarthy@esauk.org
Should you wish to attend and require accommodation, to book at preferential rates, please call 0845 6123 611 or e-mail alison@priority.ltd , quoting your dedicated code of ESAA002 19, where you will be advised on options in the immediate and surrounding areas.
The Energy from Waste (EfW) industry is a fundamental cog of a modern nations infrastructure and energy provision. Not only this, but the increasing move towards greener and sustainable regulations makes this an ever important focus for the energy and waste sectors alike. In respect of this importance, the Energy from Waste conference this year will look at the impact of energy regulations and government policy on the UK market; experiences from the UK EfW sector and specific projects; the financing future beyond PPP (Public-Private Partnerships) and PFI (Private-Finance Initiatives) in light of the reduction in funding and recent funding pullouts; the Energy from Waste projects in Europe and further afield and lessons from these experiences of mature markets and emerging markets; new opportunities through new technologies and feedstock availability; and the future outlook for the industry.
Events
The Scottish Resources Conference is Scotland’s largest and most important event for sustainability, resource and waste management professionals. The two-day event, run in partnership with CIWM, Zero Waste Scotland and SEPA, sees professionals from private, public and third sector organisations come together to discuss the challenges, issues, innovations and solutions to creating a waste free Scotland.
This year the event will take place on Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 October - a week earlier than in recent years but still in the autumn slot that has become a traditional fixture in the diaries of local authority waste and recycling officers.
The event will also have a new home in 2019 – the Hilton Metropole Birmingham NEC – with its large purpose-built conference facility.
Digital solutions are coming to the waste industry, driven by the need for greater accountability and improved resource management.
Smart Waste, Smart Resources provides an essential opportunity to examine how these developments will affect your business and gives you the tools to prepare for the future.
Discuss government and industry ideas for digitalisation across waste tracking; explore the benefits of more transparent and linked systems; examine the rapidly approaching solutions of AI, Internet of Things, traceable waste and understand what “the cloud” really means.
Aimed at organisations at starter level digitalisation up to advanced systems, with practical sessions and plenty of discussion opportunities, this is your opportunity to explore how your company can prepare for, and benefit from, next generation digital technology.
More information