AQUAMATE goes global in 2026-27: India, Asia and Europe

ILM Exhibitions have announced the first global series of water and wastewater monitoring events, running from 2026 to 2027 across India, Asia and Europe.

Building on ILM Exhibition's decades of successful wastewater and water monitoring meetings, the AQUAMATE series brings the same technical focus and professional community to the regions shaping the next generation of water infrastructure.

The first event, AQUAMATE India, will take place in New Delhi, India from 10th to 12th March, 2026. It will highlight rapid advances in urban and industrial water systems, new regulatory frameworks and the fast-growing need for digital monitoring solutions across Asia. 

For information on exhibiting at AQUAMATE India, click here and to be the first to know when registrations open, click here.

Next, AQUAMATE Asia, which will take place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 17th to 19th November, 2026. Helping to shape this emerging market, visitors will be able to discuss current and future water monitoring projects network with experts, equipment suppliers, regulators and end users of all stripes. 

For information on exhibiting at AQUAMATE Asia, click here and to be the first to know when registrations open, click here.

The series concludes with AQUAMATE Europe 2027 in Dublin, the flagship event for utilities, regulators and environmental monitoring professionals in the European market.

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How AQUAMATE Europe 2027 will unlock markets for water quality monitoring

Each event will feature a dedicated technical conference and exhibition, covering the technologies and challenges that define each region's monitoring landscape:

• Water and wastewater quality analysis
• Smart water and digitalisation
• Automation and AI in process monitoring
• Compliance, standards, and data management

By bringing disparate markets together to share knowledge and build relationships, the AQUAMATE Series aims to push the frontiers of water quality and wastewater monitoring in all of the major regions of the world.