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Get your ROCS off with AD! Seminar
Tuesday 25th September 2007
Hilton National Hotel, Coventry
In the revised National Waste Strategy for England and across
the industry, food waste collection is being widely promoted as
one of the priorities for local authorities in the drive to
achieve their LATS targets.
As a result, there is increased interest in Anaerobic Digestion (AD)
as a prime technology for treating this waste stream.
To explore the potential of AD in the UK and answer some of the important questions about the markets for the outputs, The Composting Association (TCA) and Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM) will be holding a joint seminar at the Hilton National Hotel in Coventry on 25th September.
A strong line-up of speakers will cover issues including the strategic relevance of AD in the revised Waste Strategy and the Energy White Paper, outlets and quality standards for digestate, enhancing biogas yields and generating ROCs income, feedstocks and contamination, and the public acceptability of food waste collections.
Seminar details www.ciwmconferences.com
email events@ciwm.co.uk
or phone the Events Team on 01604 620426
Exhibition and sponsorship details please contact Jenni Harris at The Composting Association on 0870 160 3270 or email Jenni@compost.org.uk
The Composting Association
Annual Conference,
Exhibition and Awards Dinner
5 & 6 December 2007
International Centre, Telford
Action on climate change will create significant business
opportunities as new markets are created in
low-carbon energy technologies and
other low-carbon goods and services.
The sooner we learn more about the nature of the changes
needed to take advantage of these opportunities, the better
the UK's waste management industry can deliver its key role as
secondary resource transformer and play an important part
in the renewable energy economy.
The Composting Association's annual conference has been designed
to help delegates to meet these challenges and to help them
take a leading role in the development of the carbon economy.
Created with the delegate in mind, plenary sessions,
workshops and exhibition breaks will give them the answers they
are looking for on the issues that matter. Whether delegates
are interested in MBT, new directions in collection
systems or the impact of in-vessel technology there
will be something for them at this year's event.
For further information on the conference
contact events@ciwm.co.uk
or visit www.compost.org.uk .
Phone 01604 620426
or for exhibition and sponsorship opportunities
contact Jenni Harris at jenni@compost.org.uk
This is the Best and Most prestigious Landfill Conference world-wide attracting in the region of 1,000 delegates.
We recommend that you must be there.
It is a biennial event so miss it next year and you'll have to wait 2 years.
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