Dates announced for WWEM 2010 - the world`s largest water monitoring event

Water quality monitoring

Dates announced for WWEM 2010 - the world`s largest water monitoring event

12 Jun, 2009

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Following the outstanding success of WWEM 2008, the organisers of the world’s largest environmental monitoring event have announced that WWEM 2010 will take place 10th and 11th November 2010.

Following the same format as previous WWEM events, WWEM 2010 will again take place over two days at the Telford International Centre. The main WWEM Conference will be repeated on both days and a comprehensive programme of Workshops will run alongside an Exhibition featuring all of the world’s major players in water regulation, testing and monitoring.

Exhibitor feedback from the last WWEM was extremely positive. For example, YSI’s Ian Thompson said, “WWEM was a fantastic event for us; our stand was extremely busy on both days and as such we were able to demonstrate new products to a large number of existing and potential customers." An impressive list of further testimonials is featured at www.wwem.uk.com

Visitor feedback was also very constructive; Ian Mewett, ICA Project Engineer at Yorkshire Water, said, "I was only able to attend on the second day, but found it very informative as well as a great opportunity to check out what is happening in the industry."

Many of the 2008 exhibitors have already re-booked, but the organisers are allocating space on a first-come, first-served basis. Further details on the Conference, Workshops and Exhibition are available at www.wwem.uk.com

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