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Solve Engineering Challenges: Insights into dry rooms, formation, automation, and yield optimisation.
Connect Across the Value Chain: Meet OEMs, battery producers, EPCs, and equipment suppliers.
Explore Technologies: Battery equipment, energy systems, recycling, AI, and next-generation materials.
Deliver at Scale: Learn how projects overcome site, energy, commissioning, and integration challenges.
Unlock Opportunities: Identify key gaps and position your solutions for gigafactory growth, investment, and commercial deployment.
Join us on March 25–26, 2026, as we explore the future of PFAS and emerging contaminant management across Europe. This summit will bring together regulators, industry leaders, technology innovators, and researchers dedicated to advancing contaminant detection, remediation, and sustainable environmental practices. Discover the latest breakthroughs in remediation technologies, monitoring solutions, regulatory strategies, and sustainable industrial practices that are shaping the future of contaminant management. Together, we will chart a course toward a safer, cleaner, and more sustainable European environment.
The pace of this transition is influenced by several key factors, including regulatory mandates, corporate sustainability commitments, and growing public and environmental awareness. These elements collectively determine how quickly effective contaminant management practices are adopted across industries.
Across Europe, countries are increasingly enforcing strict PFAS and emerging contaminant regulations, requiring industrial users to adopt advanced treatment solutions, monitoring protocols, and responsible waste management practices. Policy initiatives and regulatory frameworks are guiding industries toward minimizing environmental impact, improving public health outcomes, and promoting sustainable chemical management.
. Analysing global regulatory trends in PFAS and emerging contaminant management
. Implementing EU and UK PFAS policies – challenges and opportunities for industry compliance
. Innovations in PFAS detection – advanced analytical methods for water, soil, and industrial monitoring
. Emerging contaminants beyond PFAS – pharmaceuticals, microplastics, and endocrine disruptors
. Industrial PFAS use and alternatives – moving towards greener chemical production
. Cutting-edge adsorption and filtration technologies for PFAS removal
. Membrane solutions – nanofiltration and reverse osmosis for low-concentration PFAS elimination
. Integrating data-driven approaches – AI, IoT, and big data in contaminant monitoring
. Public perception and risk communication – engaging communities and stakeholders responsibly
. Advances in PFAS remediation – combining oxidation, electrochemical, and bioremediation techniques
. Circular approaches for contaminant management – sustainable recovery and disposal strategies
. Collaborative cross-sector strategies – regulators, industry, and researchers working together
. Preparing for the future – aligning policy, technology, and industry innovation for long-term contaminant reduction
Join a lineup of leading international experts across the PFAS and emerging contaminants value chain, collaborating to develop solutions that benefit your organisation, partners, and the environment.

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