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News Release from: Faversham House Exhibitions | Subject: IWEX
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 27 March 2007
Products for water efficiency will
launch at IWEX
New products and services showing how businesses can use water more efficiently, reduce costs, increase profits will be launched at the International Water Effluent Exhibition (IWEX) at the NEC
A host of new products and services showing how businesses can use water more efficiently, reduce costs, increase profits and keep up-to-date with the latest industry news will be launched at the International Water Effluent Exhibition (IWEX) Taking place at the NEC in Birmingham from 1-3 May, IWEX forms part of Sustainabilitylive! - the UK's largest forum for excellence and innovation in the water, energy, environment and land remediation sectors
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 7 Sep 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Sustainable water management tops the bill at IWEX
Taking place from the 1-3 May at the NEC in Birmingham, this year's International Water and Effluent Exhibition (IWEX) includes a number of new exciting features
In line with the current focus on climate change, resource efficiency and waste minimisation, many of the exhibitors at IWEX are presenting product and services innovation which address these critical issues.
As well as offering visitors the chance to see the launch of these new products and services, IWEX also provides the opportunity for people to gain insights into forthcoming legislation and learn how others in the sector are addressing the key challenges facing the industry today.
In addition, the event will provide the perfect venue to network among peers and industry leaders.
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IWEX Conference 'Sustainable Water Management'
Co-hosted with the Environment Industries Commission, IWEX presents the Sustainable Water Management Conference on Tuesday 1 May, at the NEC Birmingham.
Up to 200 businesses and organisations will be exhibiting at IWEX with Intellitect Water as just one of those launching a new product.
Their new real-time hand-held water monitor uses advanced sensor technology as opposed to chemical reagents to provide multi-parameter water quality monitoring.
This significantly advances incident management capabilities and makes the monitoring of water quality much more cost-effective.
Other product launches will include Catchpots developed by Norfolk based company HDV, who will be demonstrating their water and energy saving products for domestic and industrial use with water valves and cisterns.
The Catchpots are designed to solve the problem of dribble-fill, which often causes stagnation, hotspots and bacterial growth, and results in vast amounts of energy being wasted.
The second version of this product also being launched reduces water levels used during the average flushing cycle, which has the potential to save users vast amounts of water.
In addition, IWEX will see 3 days of free seminars and a conference on Day 1, which will be co-hosted with the Environment Industries Commission.
Focusing on sustainable water management, the conference has Sir John Harman, chairman of the Environment Agency; Pamela Taylor, chief executive of Water UK; George Day of Ofwat and Jacob Tomkins of Waterwise as headline speakers.
Catherine Iredale, exhibitions director of Faversham House Group, commented: "This year's event has a great line-up of exhibitors and a high level conference programme covering the most salient challenges facing the industry today.
I'm excited by the quality and shear scale of this year's event, which will provide the perfect showcase for some of the latest technology and services".
For the latest information on the conference and seminar programmes, exhibitors and on how to register for free attendance, please visit the exhibition website, or call Faversham House direct.
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