WWEM 2010 the world`s water monitoring event - Exhibitors jostle for places

Water quality monitoring

WWEM 2010 the world`s water monitoring event - Exhibitors jostle for places

17 Nov, 2009

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Organiser Marcus Pattison is predicting an even bigger WWEM than usual. He says, "The reputation of the WWEM events has grown internationally because they provide an opportunity for anyone with a professional interest in testing and monitoring water to gather and exchange the latest information on technologies, techniques and regulations. For WWEM 2010, there seems to be even greater interest than usual, which may be a result of the start of the new Asset Management Plan (AMP 5) period in the UK coupled with the ever-increasing impact of MCERTS."

The organisers of WWEM 2010 have announced that, with previous exhibitors keen to reserve the best positions, almost half of the event’s 118 exhibition stands have already been booked.

Building on the success of past events, WWEM 2010 will include a frenetic mixture of Workshops, Exhibition stands and a headline Conference featuring leading figures in water, process and wastewater management from the water industry and industrial sectors such as pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, chemicals, energy, paper and pulp.

Following the same format as previous events, WWEM 2010 will take place over two days (10th and 11th November) at the Telford International Centre.

Exhibition space is being allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Further details are available at www.wwem.uk.com

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