(ESS), brought to you by ROAR B2B, is returning to the NEC Birmingham in ESS has grown significantly since last year, and we are proud to introduce new themes and expand into new areas, including Air Quality with the launch waste, water and flood management, energy, land management, net zero, ESS presents you with a dynamic platform to explore the latest advancements in machinery, equipment, products, and services, and witness the evolution equipment manufacturers, service providers, and policymakers, all eager
With the recent Labour win in the general election, we are entering a new era for the environmental sector. The impact on environmental policy and regulations that prioritise sustainability and balance. This makes ESS 2024
We are also excited to announce a new collaboration with the Complete from 2025. This partnership will further enhance the show’s scope offering
At ESS, we are not just about products and technologies; we have assembled a lineup of outstanding speakers who will update you on a wide array of
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Net Zero, Circular Economy and Biodiversity on the Agenda
The highly anticipated ESS conference programme is out, and it’s a game-changer. The 2024 event will focus on three pivotal themes: net-zero, the circular economy, and biodiversity, showcasing a range of innovative solutions and strategies to tackle today’s most urgent environmental challenges.
This year’s ESS promises an impressive line-up of industry leaders, celebrities, government officials, environmental policymakers, and ambitious innovators. Attendees will have the chance to hear from over 350 speakers representing organisations such as DEFRA, the NHS, Winvic, Anglian Water, Sony, Virgin Media O2, Heathrow Airport, Lloyds Banking Group, the Department of Business & Trade, the Environment Agency, National Grid, Biffa, John F Hunt, National Highways, Strata Homes, Viridor, Yorkshire Water, and many more. These experts will deliver insights through hundreds of panel discussions, speaker sessions, and Q&As across the show’s expansive 17 stages and theatres.
Future of Environment and Sustainability
Opening a morning panel discussion on ‘The Future of Environment & Sustainability: 2024’ in the Summit Theatre will be Jennifer Brown, Associate Director, Public Services Advisory, Net Zero at Grant Thornton UK LLP; Bethany Cockshutt, Associate, Business Services at The Carbon Trust; Jonathon Porritt, writer and campaigner on sustainable development; Chani Courtney, Regional Rep of Surfers Against Sewage; and David Donnelly, Committee Member of IOSH.
Leaders in Waste
Another panel, ‘Leaders in Waste’ will follow, featuring Maxine Mahew, COO of Biffa; John Scanlon, CEO of Suez; Neil Grundon, CEO of Grundon; Dr Anna Willetts, Partner of GunnerCooke; and Steve Molyneux, Deputy Director of Waste Regulation at the Environment Agency, will explore the future outlook for the resource sector as we enter a new era of Government.
Biodiversity
Exploring the critical role of biodiversity and its potential to transform how we approach environmental conservation and urban development will be the panel discussion, ‘Giving nature a boost: Is Biodiversity Net Gain the key to Sustainable Development?’ led by Adam Bedford, Collaborative Projects Director of Fera Science Ltd.; Julia Baker, Technical Director of Mott MacDonald; Gabriel Smith, Senior Officer - Biodiversity Net Gain of Natural England; Martin Ballard, Head of Environment at Wates
Green Skills
The Green Skills & Future Talent Hub, dedicated to fuelling the talent pipeline for the future of the green industries, will present a number of panels and speaker sessions across the two days. Speakers, Manu Maunganidze from the RACE Report; Emilija Rudinskaite, Climate Education Specialist at Earth Watch; Ray Nash, Fundraising Officer and ESS Charity Partner, Groundwork; Katie Cockburn, Senior Director of Policy Media and Education at CIWM; Afiya Howe, HR Business Partner at Biffa; and Andy Harrison, Head of Delivery and Learning, Groundwork will discuss the important discussion of: ‘How Can We Build a More Diverse and Inclusive Environmental Workforce?’ Rudinskaite will then go on to present a session on: ‘Building Green Skills in Young People and the Presence of Role Models’.
Circular Economy
At the Circular Economy & Sustainability Stage, dedicated to exploring the principles and practices to create a closed loop environment, Geoff Mackey, UK Country Head for Plastics Europe; Kieren Mayers, Vice President, Environment, Social, & Governance at Sony Interactive Entertainment; Matt Manning, Head of Circularity & Net Zero at BT Group plc; Lauren Rabbitte, Salex Executive at ECS; and Rob McCann, Head of Environment, Climate and Nature for Virgin Media O2, will hold a panel discussion on, ‘How Your Business Can Thrive and Survive in the Circular Future!’
Later, Simon Gandy, Technical Director of SLR Consulting and Julia Baker, Technical Director of Mott Macdonald will present a Q&A session titled, ‘The Evolving Market: How Consultancies Are Translating Sustainability Trends into Action’.
The stages are committed to providing premier platforms for knowledge sharing, networking, and showcasing the latest technologies and solutions. Highlights include:
J Summit Theatre
J Environment Networking Hub
J Green Skills & Future Talent Hub
J Circular Economy & Sustainability Stage
J Municipal Stage
J Materials & Markets Stage
J Packaging & EPR Stage
J Start-Up & Innovation Zone
J Live Demonstration Area
J ESS Live Stage
J Contamination & Land Remediation Keynote
J Contamination & Land Remediation Technical Stage
J Water Keynote Stage
J Water Technical Stage
J Energy, Fuels & Decarbonisation Keynote Stage
J Energy from Waste & Bioenergy Stage
J Air Pollution & Emission Keynote Stage
Live Demonstrations & Entertainment
Experience first-hand the latest in material handling and processing machinery with live demonstrations from JCB, CRJ Services, Doyle Machinery, and Dustquip in the Live Demo Area. Enjoy musical entertainment on the ESS Live Stage and at RWM’s al fresco area, the Inn on the Green.
Networking Events
For those eager to network, the ESS Connect Party on 11 September will gather 400 of the industry’s brightest minds. This exclusive event is a prime opportunity to forge valuable connections—be sure to secure your tickets soon
Surprise Guests
But that’s not all. This year, ESS is adding an extra layer of excitement with top-secret surprise guests set to be revealed on the day of the event. These surprise appearances promise to bring additional star power and unique insights, making the 2024 ESS a truly unforgettable experience.
Discover the full schedule of sessions, panels, and Q&As on the ESS Expo website, and turn to pages 26 and 28 for more information on exclusive ESS networking events. This year’s ESS is set to be an unmissable event for anyone committed to advancing environmental solutions.
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GET READY TO DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL ESS EXPO APP!
We’re thrilled to introduce our new and improved ESS Expo mobile app! Designed to elevate your experience, the App will be your essential companion for navigating the show and accessing crucial information right at your fingertips. Here, we’ll provide a sneak peek into what you can expect from the app and why it’s a must-have for your visit.
Maximising Your Expo Experience
The new ESS Expo App is designed for ease of use, and we’ve invested into a brand new platform which offers a range of features that will help you make the most of your time at the show:
Schedule
Plan your visit effortlessly by browsing the event’s schedule. Customise your own agenda by selecting sessions, presentations, and activities that interest you. The personalised schedule feature ensures you don’t miss out on key events that are most relevant to you.
Exhibitor Directory
Access a complete list of exhibitors at the event. Search for specific companies or explore by categories to find solutions that meet your needs.
Interactive Maps
Navigate the expansive NEC venue with confidence using interactive maps. Locate exhibitor booths, seminar rooms, and other key points of interest, ensuring you spend more time discovering innovations and less time finding your way around.
Networking Opportunities
Connect with other attendees, exhibitors, and speakers through the app’s networking feature. Arrange meetings, exchange contact information, and build new professional relationships. Set up meetings with exhibitors or fellow attendees directly through the app to make the most of your networking opportunities.
Notifications
Stay updated with realtime push notifications about important updates, schedule changes, and reminders. Receive timely notifications so you’re always in the loop about what’s happening, from last-minute changes to reminders about your upcoming meetings and sessions.
The ESS Event App is more than just a digital guide – it’s your ultimate tool for maximising your expo experience. By leveraging these features, you can efficiently plan your day, explore the venue, stay informed, and connect with others to ensure a productive and enjoyable visit.
Sustainable
Choosing an event app aligns with our goal of offering a sustainable and convenient experience for all attendees. By reducing paper usage, we support our environmental objectives while providing you with a robust tool to maximise your expo experience.
Preparing for the ESS Event App
While the app isn’t available for download just yet, you can look forward to its release three weeks prior to the event. The app will be compatible with both iOS and Android devices, ensuring everyone can benefit from its features.
Stay Tuned
Keep an eye out for further announcements about the app’s release, and get ready to download the official ESS Event App. We look forward to welcoming you to the Environmental Services & Solutions Expo – where you will find solutions for the future!
The waste management horizon: key policies to watch under the new Labour government
By Jennifer Brown, Associate Director, Public Services Advisory, Net Zero at Grant Thornton UK LL
“Labour is committed to reducing waste by moving to a circular economy”, but this manifesto statement left a lot to the imagination. As Kier Starmer settles into Number 10, Grant Thornton’s Net Zero team considers some of the upcoming policies on the waste management horizon.
1/ UK Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS): In 2023, the Government confirmed its intention to include Energy from Waste (EfW) facilities in the UK ETS from 2028. The implementation is still under consultation (closing 2 August 2024). This additional cost of operating an EfW would likely lead to an increase in Carbon Capture Usage and Storage (CCUS) uptake at EfWs to reduce carbon emissions. Labour’s manifesto committed “£1 billion to accelerate the deployment of carbon capture”, however, this funding is likely to cover a wide range of industrial emitters.
2/ Biodegradable Municipal Waste (BMW) to landfill: From 31 December 2025 there will be a ban on BMW going to landfill in Scotland. The Welsh Government has also set limits on the amount of BMW that can go to landfill. But rules applying to England are still under consultation. 61 consultation responses have been received, which are currently being analysed. The interaction with the UK ETS is critical – incorrectly calibrated and the ETS change (above) could push more waste to landfill unless bans are in force.
3/ Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR): UK organisations responsible for packaging waste (e.g. those who supply packaged goods, import products in packaging or supply empty packaging) will be required to collect and report packaging data and pay EPR for packaging fees. These fees have been deferred for a year so will be payable from October 2025.
4/ Deposit Return Schemes (DRS): A DRS is currently under development with plans to be in place across the UK by October 2027, meaning that a small cash deposit would be placed on drinks containers incentivising their return to a collection point. The scheme was meant to go live in Scotland in 2023 but has been delayed.
5/ Simpler Recycling: In May 2024 the Government proposed new rules in England that will allow the collection of municipal waste in a minimum of three bins: one for all dry recycling, one for garden and food waste and one for residual waste. Councils will be expected to collect residual waste at least fortnightly, alongside weekly food waste collections from March 2026, unless transitional arrangements are in place.
6/ EfW capacity: The previous Government was considering the role of EfW plants in the management of residual waste, which included a temporary suspension of any new permits for EfWs in England earlier in 2024. The new Labour government is yet to share its intentions on this point.
How will these policies fare under an expected spending review? At this critical juncture in the approach to waste management in the UK, Labour must not be short sighted; it has the opportunity to be bold, to embed and to improve upon policies which will deliver over the long term, promoting a circular economy, addressing the climate crisis and paving the way for a global movement towards sustainable waste management.
Jennifer Brown, Associate Director, Public Services Advisory, Net Zero at Grant Thornton UK LLP will be speaking on ‘The Future of Environment & Sustainability: 2024’ at the Net Zero Summit on 12 September 2024 (10:15) at Environmental Services and Solutions Expo, held at the NEC in Birmingham. For more information about this year’s event and to register to attend, visit: https://www.ess-expo.co.uk/
NEW at ESS 2024: Air Pollution Control Expo
Air Pollution Control Expo (APC is launching at ESS this year; an exciting new exhibition and conference dedicated to technology and solutions in air quality and emissions control.
APC is a natural progression for ESS, as it allows the event to cover the five pillars of environment (Air, Water, Land, Energy, Resource) and enables attendees to tackle the entire spectrum of the environment in one place.
APC provides something for everyone connected to the world of emissions and air quality management.
Whether you are interested in air emission products and services, monitoring stack emissions, or reducing the effects of odour and dust, there is plenty to explore.
Exhibitors at APC will be showcasing the latest advancements in air quality management and emission reduction technologies. With air pollution continuing to be a major environmental and health concern worldwide, this event comes at a crucial time, bringing together innovators and thoughtleaders from across the globe to share knowledge, present cutting-edge solutions, and foster collaborations.
Here’s a neak preview of some of the companies exhibiting at APC this year:
J EarthSense: EarthSense deliver products that enable the world to visualise and manage its air quality issues. With their award-winning air quality monitors and advanced pollution modelling and API, they create critical components in smart systems, inform major investments, assess historic exposure and future risk.
J Environmental Technology Services Limited: ET has been supporting companies for over four decades, delivering expert air monitoring solutions to local authorities, industrial, and scientific sectors worldwide. With a rich history of expertise, they can provide you with tailored monitoring systems and services designed to meet your requirements.
J Microtech Filters: Microtech Filters is a UK based filter manufacturer, working from a purpose-built factory in Nottinghamshire, where an expert team of 20+ employees, who between them have many years of combined experience, make tens of thousands of filters every year that supply direct to customers and to distributors all over the UK and overseas.
J Protea Limited: Through the commercialisation and application of new technologies, Protea Ltd delivers customer-focused solutions for emission, process and research gas monitoring. With an in-depth knowledge of analytical techniques, system integration and turn-key engineering, Protea can provide the solution to any gas detection and measurement application.
J Soarability: Soarability focuses on developing class-leading environmental mobile sensing solutions for Hazardous Gases, Greenhouse Gases(GHG), Air Pollution, Meteorology, Radiation, and Water Sampling, bringing ultra-high-spatial-resolution environmental data within reach.
J Ultra Protect: Enhance your environment's safety with their air quality expertise. They offer comprehensive assessment services, including dust monitoring, indoor air quality testing, and mold detection. Their solutions ensure compliance with industry standards and insurance requirements.
J WWF (World Wildlife Fund): The international conservation organisation will highlight their initiatives linking air pollution to biodiversity loss and climate change, emphasizing the need for holistic environmental solutions.
Embracing flood adaptive technology is a paradigm shift for sustainable development
By Simon Gilliland, Chief Executive of the Flood Technology Group
As a densely populated island nation, the United Kingdom faces complex challenges from competing land uses. Meanwhile, the threat of flooding looms large, posing a threat to 5.7 million properties in England alone, as highlighted recently by the UK National Audit Office (NAO).
With our changing climate increasing the level of flood risk that we face, how can we effectively manage flood risk; protect communities and infrastructure; and, at the same time, support new development?
The statistics from the NAO neatly illustrate the stark reality; millions of properties and crucial infrastructure are at risk of flooding. The challenge becomes even more daunting when we consider the need for increased economic development in flood-prone areas. Conventional wisdom might suggest that we avoid development in floodplains altogether, but that is neither practical nor realistic.
The planning process is at the heart of managing flood risk and supporting sustainable development. Local decision-makers play a crucial role in determining the suitability of locations for development. However, this approach has its limitations. The rigid nature of the planning process does not always provide the flexibility needed to address evolving challenges. It also fails to take into account innovations within the built environment sector, including the transformative potential of rapidly evolving flood adaptive technology.
The solution involves effective risk management and a forward-thinking approach that puts flood adaptive technology at the heart of the planning process. Integrating smart technologies into our infrastructure is a game-changer. Sensor networks, data analytics and real-time monitoring can provide invaluable insights into changing weather patterns and water levels, empowering local authorities to implement proactive measures, alert communities in advance and optimise the performance of flood defences. At the same time, climate resilience measures, including structures with the ability to elevate about rising water and the use of flood-resistant materials, can eliminate the risk of flooding or reduce the damage caused when it does occur.
Recognising the need for a more dynamic approach, Flood Technology Group was formed last year. We firmly believe that flood adaptive technology should be central to our efforts to manage flood risk, while still allowing economic development activity to take place. It
encompasses a range of innovations designed to boost the resilience of our infrastructure, enabling us to adapt to the ever-growing flood risk that we face.
However, a paradigm shift of this magnitude demands innovative policies to incentivise the adoption of flood adaptive technology, which means that national and local planning frameworks must actively encourage its use in development projects. This could take the form of tax incentives, grants or streamlined approval processes for projects incorporating flood adaptive solutions. The transformative potential of flood adaptive technology extends beyond flood risk reduction; it offers a pathway to building thriving communities capable of co-existing harmoniously with the natural environment. Flood Technology Group invites stakeholders, policymakers and communities to come together to usher in a new era of development, one where resilience and adaptability are at the forefront of our collective vision for a sustainable and secure future.
Simon Gilliland, Chief Executive of the Flood Technology Group will be speaking on ‘Embracing Flood Adaptive Technology: A Paradigm Shift for Sustainable Development in the UK’ at the Water Resource Management Expo Keynote Stage on 11 September 2024 (14:10) at Environmental Services and Solutions Expo, held at the NEC in Birmingham. For more information about this year’s event and to register to attend, visit: https://www.ess-expo.co.uk/
UK businesses take swipe at the credibility of carbon offsetting schemes
80% of environmental professionals have concerns around the credibility and transparency of carbon credit offsetting schemes
Businesses across the UK have expressed concern at the credibility and transparency of carbon credit offsetting schemes.
In a report presenting the outcomes of the National Environmental Services Survey – run in association with the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM), The Environmental Services Association (ESA), Groundwork, and ESS Expo (Environmental Services and Solutions Expo) – 80% of respondents stated that they had serious concerns around the integrity of carbon credit offsetting schemes. While almost a third of those questioned (33%) believed carbon offsetting is a viable strategy for achieving net-zero emissions, just 37% have employed it as a strategy to reduce their businesses’ environmental impact. The full report and survey findings can be downloaded here.
Greenwashing also remains a major concern among industry insiders, with 94% of respondents believing it is prevalent in the UK. In 2023, a quarter (25%) of respondents to the same survey stated that greenwashing was the one thing they would change about the environmental sector as Rob Mowat, Managing Director of ESS Expo, explains:
“It is alarming to hear that so many sustainability experts believe carbon offsetting schemes are actually failing the environment. While there are some businesses entering into highly certified programmes, there are concerns from many across the industry that these schemes are simply another form of greenwashing and can, in some instances, cause more harm to the environment than good.”
Overall, perhaps unsurprisingly, climate change and global warming (32%) were cited as the biggest issues within the environment and sustainability today, followed by environmental policy and governance (15%) and waste management and the circular economy (13%). Crucially, as we head into a general election, 37% of those asked believe current government policies are unsupportive when it comes to achieving net zero goals, with just under a third (32%) stating that they are one of the biggest barriers to their organisation achieving net-zero, surpassed only by financial constraints (44%). Worryingly, only 3% of those interviewed said their organisation was currently at net zero.
Achieving net zero
When it comes to achieving net zero emissions across sectors, collaboration and partnerships are key, with 85% of respondents reporting that working together is either essential or very important. Further, nearly all respondents (99%) believe innovation and technology will play a role in accelerating the pathway to net zero emissions, with almost everyone (87%) agreeing it will play a significant part. The five biggest focusses will lie in the expansion of the circular economy (20%), advancements in clean energy technologies (16%), public awareness and engagement in sustainability (15%), followed by strengthening policy and regulation and green infrastructure at 14% and 9%, respectively.
Lee Marshall, Director of Innovation and Technical Services at the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM), said: “It is always valuable to get insights from those who work in the sector. The concerns about off setting show that resources and waste professionals want to do the right thing and take meaningful steps to support climate mitigation. The UK has made good progress, but it is no surprise that people feel policies on net zero and circular economy are not strong enough.
“We need policies that will accelerate the transition to a more resource resilient and circular economy capable of meeting future material demands and supporting the battle against climate change, and this is something CIWM is calling for in our ten policy recommendations for the new government.”
Head of Climate and Energy Policy at The Environmental Services Association (ESA), Charlotte Rule, said: “Clearly, from these alarming survey results, there remains significant work to be done across the business community to demonstrate credibility and build trust in efforts to reduce carbon emissions, mitigate climate change, and achieve net-zero targets.
“Achieving net-zero must be a collaborative exercise, which is what the ESA has sought to achieve through its Net-Zero strategy – aligning organisations across our sector through a shared roadmap; speaking with a unified voice to Government to achieve a supportive policy environment and being mutually accountable to each other as a membership body.”
The survey gathered data from 1,498 professionals from across the environmental services industry from April-May 2024. Download the full report for free on the ESS Expo website here.
Upcoming changes to UK WEEE EPR & divergencies from EU WEEE EPR
By Jordan Girling, Head of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), WRAP
Why should we care about e-waste? There are a lot of reasons why we should care! 62 million tonnes of electronics worth £72 million were wasted during 2022, less than ¼ of which was recycled. The production of 1kg of electronics results in the emission of 25kg of carbon into the atmosphere and it is projected that 74 million tonnes of e-waste will be generated annually by 2030.
WEEE EPR in UK & EU
The current UK WEEE (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) regulations were published in 2013 to transpose the EU WEEE Directive (as recast). Thus, the current UK WEEE EPR regulations are very similar to WEEE EPR regulations in the EU. The regulations require product ‘producers’ to finance the management of the products they place on the market once they arise as waste. With planned changes to both the UK and EU WEEE EPR systems, notable divergence between the systems is inevitable which causes significant challenges for product ‘producers’.
From June - September 2023, the European Commission launched a public consultation on the revision of the WEEE Directive and Commission adoption was planned for 2024. The UK Government’s 2023 Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP) committed to consulting on improvements to the producer responsibility scheme for WEEE in 2023, with the aim of making it easier for people to properly dispose of their electrical waste. The proposed changes involve extending current regulations to drive up levels of separately collected WEEE for reuse and recycling.
What is changing?
It is planned that reforms to the UK WEEE EPR system will be phased, with new obligations for online marketplaces, free collection of large appliances by retailers, and a new EEE category for vapes starting as early as 2025, with the start of household collections anticipated from 2026.
Other notable changes to the system include potential removal of the 5-tonne exemption threshold, the promotion of product eco-design via the introduction of eco-modulated fees whereby producers of easier-torecycle products are charged discounted EPR fees, and the potential introduction of new mandatory labelling obligations.
Jordan Girling, Head of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) at WRAP will be speaking on ‘The progress of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)’ at the Materials & Markets Stage on 12 September 2024 (12:00) at Environmental Services and Solutions Expo, held at the NEC in Birmingham. For more information about this year’s event and to register to attend, visit: https://www.ess-expo.co.uk/
CARS & MRE Move to NEC in September 2025
The Complete Auto Recycling Show (CARS) and the Metals Recycling Event (MRE), the premier events for the vehicle and metals recycling industry, is set to join the much larger Environmental Services & Solutions Expo (ESS) at the NEC on 10-11 September 2025. This strategic move promises numerous benefits for visitors, enhancing their overall event experience.
Bigger Venue, Central, Better Infrastructure
The NEC, the UK’s premier venue for events like CARS & MRE, offers an unrivalled central location, exceptional transport links,
Attracting More Visitors = Enhanced Experience
Joining forces with ESS means that CARS & MRE will benefit from the 14,000 visitors that ESS attracts, including a greater pull for an international audience. This increased footfall promises a more dynamic and diverse event experience, offering visitors a chance to engage with a broader range of perspectives and innovations.
More Reasons to Visit
ESS provides a superior visitor experience with 17 stages, multiple networking events, and a diverse range of activities. This enhancement will provide attendees with a richer, more engaging experience, ensuring their visit is both productive and enjoyable. Attendees can expect a variety of seminars, workshops, and interactive sessions that cater to a wide range of interests within the environmental and recycling sectors.
Live Demos are Back
A key highlight is the return of the live demonstration area for machinery. This feature allows visitors to see products in action, offering practical insights and engaging demonstrations that were previously limited at Stoneleigh. It’s an opportunity to witness the latest technology and
Vehicle, Metal and Environmental Sector Synergies
Integrating with ESS creates a unique opportunity to explore the synergies between vehicle and metal recycling and the broader environmental and waste recycling sectors. There is significant crossover in terms of agenda and topics, including Green Skills development, achieving Net-Zero targets, Sustainability practices, Waste Classification, Fire Prevention strategies, and more. This combined approach provides a comprehensive learning experience, enabling attendees to gain insights across sectors and work together towards common goals.
A Word from Rob Mowat
Rob Mowat, Event Director, stated, “We are thrilled to bring CARS & MRE to the NEC as part of ESS 2025. This move is not just about expanding our footprint but enhancing the overall experience for our visitors. By integrating with ESS, we are creating a comprehensive platform that promotes innovation, collaboration, and growth within the vehicle recycling and environmental sectors. We are confident that this strategic decision will significantly benefit all attendees and make the event a highlight of the year.”
CARS & MRE Party
The legendary CARS & MRE party will make its grand return on the evening of day one. This event has always been a highlight, offering a perfect blend of entertainment and networking in a relaxed setting. It’s a chance to unwind, connect with peers, and celebrate the industry.
Visitor Benefits
J Free Entry: Enjoy free access to the event, making it an accessible opportunity for all interested in the vehicle recycling and environmental sectors.
J FREE Tea & Coffee: Visitors will benefit from complementary hot drinks to keep you energised throughout the event
J Diverse Program: With a wide range of topics and sessions, from Green Skills development to Net-Zero initiatives, visitors will find valuable content tailored to their interests.
J Networking Opportunities: The integration with ESS means even more chances to network with industry professionals, learn from experts, and discover new opportunities.
Chas Ambrose, Secretary of the Vehicle Recyclers’ Association:
“We are delighted with the decision to integrate CARS with ESS at the NEC. This move will significantly enhance the event’s impact, providing our members with greater opportunities for networking, learning, and showcasing their innovations in vehicle recycling. The combined platform will foster stronger industry connections and drive forward our collective goals.”
James Kelly, CEO, British Metals Recycling Association:
“The integration of CARS MRE with ESS represents a significant step forward for the recycling sectors. Our members will benefit from the expanded audience and diverse range of topics covered, from sustainability practices to achieving NetZero targets. This collaboration will undoubtedly strengthen industry ties, provide an even better experience for visitors and promote greater innovation across the board.”
ESS CONNECT
The exclusive ESS Connect Party welcomes the industry’s brightest and best to network and socialise in the centre of Birmingham. Join over 400 guests on the evening of day one of ESS Expo.
When?
11th September 2024, 8pm - late
Where?
All Bar One, Brindley Place, Birmingham City Centre
Tickets £40 + VAT
NETWORKING EVENTS SCHEDULE
Connect and Collaborate at ESS Networking Events! Join industry leaders, innovators, and sector enthusiasts in dynamic discussions, forging partnerships, and exchanging ideas that drive progress. The show plays host to a number of sector specific events so plan your day accordingly! Don’t miss this opportunity to engage, share insights, and shape the future together. See you there!
11-Sep 10:15 - 11:00 REA
11-Sep 11:15 - 12:45 Challenges of Delivering EPR
11-Sep 13:00 - 14:30 CIWM Networking Event
11-Sep 14:00 - 14:45 AGS Networking Session
11-Sep 15:00 - 16:00 James Hutton Networking Event
Don’t miss out on the incredible talks, presentations and workshops ate ESS. Read on for a full list of the expert contributors participating over the course of the two days.
J 17 Stages
J 300+ Speakers
J 100+ hours of CPD accredited sessions
Speakers
Adam Bedford Fera Science Ltd
Afiya Howe Biffa
Adam Herriot WRAP
Alan Dengate Environment Agency
Andrew Brown VEV
Andy Daley Social Enterprise UK
Andy Leitch Confor (UK)
Andy Harrison Groundwork
Andy Rees Welsh Government
Andy Whyle Sustainability West Midlands
Anna Carmichael Freegle
Antonia Grey British Metals Recycling Association
Dr Anna Willetts GunnerCooke
Bethany Cockshutt The Carbon Trust Cat Fletcher
Catherine Guy Beyondly Global Limited
Chani Courtney Surfers Against Sewage
Catherine Mulligan Imperial College
Charlotte Slack The Company Shop
Chris Packham
Speakers
Chris Smith Beyond.ly
Claire Petricca-Riding Irwin Mitchell
Cindy Gardener Richmond and Wandsworth Councils
Claire Shrewsbury WRAP
David Donnelly IOSH
Derek Jones RouteWare
Dimitra Rappou
Didier Haegelsteen SGM MAGNETICS SPA
Emma Clyne NHS SBS
Emilija Rudinskaite Earth Watch
Erik Wist Juno
Gabriel Smith Natural England
Fiona Campbell Biffa
Gaspard Duthilleul Greyparrot
Geoff Mackey Plastics UK
Grahame Neagus Renault Trucks
Hannah Cool Bankers for Net Zero
Greg Logelain Ricardo
Helen Jordan British Plastics Federation
Iain Gulland Zero Waste Scotland
Speakers
Jonathan Porritt
Josh Oxby POST Parliament
Jordan Girling WRAP
Juanita Castrillon Montoya Veolia
Judy Ling Wong Black Environment Network
Julia Baker Mott Macdonald
Andy Leitch Confor (UK)
Kieth Davidson Irwin Mitchell
Kieren Mayers Sony Interactive Entertainment
Lee Dobinson BioteCH4
Jacqueline O’Donavon OBE
James Clifford HGVC
Jade Oliver-Morris Smart Environmental Support Services
Jamie Crummie TooGoodToGo
Jane Sansbury Environment Agency
Jen Vanderhoven BBIA
John Dawson-Nowak WSP
Jennifer Brown Grant Thornton
John Pine Juno
Jonathan Attwood Bright Green
Speakers
Leigh Broadhurst ESA
Lisa Gillespie Meliora HR Limited
Leo Leeman
Livvy Drake Sustainable Side Kicks Lowelle Bryan WRAP
Lukas Schaefer Department of Business & Trade
Manu Maunganidze RACE Report
Maddie Fritten Modern Anti Slavery Panel
Marielle Pantin Lloyds Banking Group
Mark Edwards Gatwick Airport
Mark Hayton EGGER Timberpak Limited
Martin Baxter IEMA
Mark Nason CIEEM
Matt Humby Firechief Global
Matt Manning BT Group plc
Matthew Howarth A&A Recycling
Michael Amos Waste to Wonder
Maxine Mahew Biffa
Michael Singham Richmond and Wandsworth Councils
Michael Topham
Speakers
Mike Gunton Planet Earth 3
Natasha Epstein London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames and Wandsworth
Natalie Abbott Freegle
Neil Grundon Grundon
Niall Bolster AMP
Nick Fellows ClearSight
Patrick Brighty ESA
Nick Stillwell Protomax and ERMAFA
Pete Lennard Environment Agency
Phil Blythe RouteWare
Renata Specht Honeywell
Richard Garfield SLR Consulting
Richard Coulson RWE & Wood Recyclers’ Association
Richard Jenkins Esken Renewables
Richard Postins Prova
Rob McCann Virgin Media O2
Roger Wright Biffa
Robyn Macpherson Birmingham Plastics Network
Simon Clark Tired Bear Films
Dr Sally Beken Innovate UK Business Connect
Speakers
Adam Bedford Fera Science Ltd
Andy Jones Totus Environmental; Chair of the RDF Industry Group
Alban Forster SLR Consulting Limited
Anna Willetts Gunner Cooke LLP
Antony Sumner Gasmet Technolgies (UK) Ltd
Paul James SLR Consulting
Charlotte Rule Environmental Services Association
David Reay CPL/Puragen Activated Carbons
Colin Bateman Integrated Global Services (IGS)
Dr Akmez Nabeerasool Desotec
Ella Patel Vortex IoT
James Eyton Viridor
Greg Logelain Ricardo
Jay Shah Department of Energy, Security & Net Zero
Jonathan Croley Ashfords
Laura Stone Econward Tech
Mark Vanderbeken Drycake
Lee Knot
Megan Hine Draeger Safety UK
Nik Spencer Mission HERU
Speakers
Robert Doyle The European Suppliers of Waste-toEnergy Technology
Richard Garfield SLR Consulting
Sian Davies Simon Forshaw enfinium
Steve Last Drycake
Tim Rotheray Viridor
Dr Stephen Wise Advetec
Speakers
Claire Stone i2 Analytical
Clare Llowarch i2 Analytical
Craig Cox Cox-Colvin & Associates, Inc.
Daniela Marques Miguel Normec DETS
Beriro British Geological Survey
Alison haynes Adler & Allan Ltd
Bill Atkinson Adler & Allan
Angus Niven Strata Homes
Carol Curran James Hutton Ltd
Andy O’Dea Cognition Land and Water
Cecelia MacLeod Advanced Bacterial Sciences
Chris Ramsbottom Adler & Allan Ltd
Chris Piddington Arcadis
Chris Taylor National Grid
Chris Beryman TBC
Darren
Dr Jon Burton UK Spill
Duncan Sanders ATG Group
Dr Roland Leigh
Frank Wescott Ground Consultants Ltd
Geraint Williams ALS
Speakers
Mark
Greg Adams Winvic
Joanne Kwan CIRIA
James Cartwright McAuliffe Group
Jonathan Atkinson CL:AIRE
Ian Grant Environment Analyst
Ken Scally DETS
Laurie Chilcote Vapor Pin Enterprises, Inc.,
Laura-Jane Strachan James Hutton Ltd
Marc Perry RSK Geosciences
Kirk Bridgewood Normec DETS
Marc Wolman London Luton Airport
Rupert Carr Birchall Properties
Matthew Lennard NHBC
Sam Hall John F Hunt Regeneration
J Orr UK and Ireland Spill Association
Speakers
Adam Bedford Fera Science Ltd
Ewart Cox Assentech Sales Limited
Ian Mugford RSK
Ken Hunnisett Triple Point Investment Management LLP
Darren Eckford CIWEM
Hannah Howe AECOM
Julian Webster Affinity Water
Sam Sweeney
Daniel Johns Water Resources East
Grace Miller Previsico
Jo Bradley Stormwater Shepherds UK
Owen Lauder Previsico
Deborah Feldhaus Yorkshire Water
Howard Gray GreenBlue Urban
Julie Foley Environment Agency
Sarah Bunney Our Rainwater
Alejandro Sturniolo International Desalination and Reuse Association
George Warren Anglian Water Service
Jane Findlay Fira
Matthew Whaley Greater London Authority
Speakers
J See the full WRM agenda
Sian Davies Wernheulog Farm
Victoria Cherrier Water UK
Terry Smithson BioScapes Limited
Simon Gilliand Flood Technology Group
Sponsors & Partners
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Ceres Waste, Renewables and Environment EN-G50 EFD
Certora Training Limited RS-H112 RWM
Chain + Conveyor ME-C232 RWM
Changshu Shouyu Machinery Co., Ltd ME-B111 RWM
Chemtech Environmental CLR-A51 CLR
Chemviron Carbon EN-K20 EFD
CIRIA WW-C120 WRM
CIWM RS-G120, RS-G130 RWM
CK International ME-B120 RWM
Clarity Environmental RS-G92 RWM
Clearabee RS-F110 RWM
Clifton Rubber ME-D236 RWM
Close Brothers Asset Finance LR3 RWM
Clyde Bergemann Ltd EN-J50 EFD
Cobalt Energy Group Limited EN-H53 EFD
Contel LTD LA6 RWM
CONTENUR CT-F222, LA12 RWM
Coptrz WW-C113 WRM
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Exhibitor List
Exhibitor Name
Cornelsen Ltd CLR-E123 CLR
Counting King Ltd
Coveya ME-E170 RWM
CPL/Puragen Activated Carbons EN-F50 EFD
Craemer UK Ltd
CT-G210 RWM
Creative Vehicle Wrapping CT-I200 RWM
CRJ LR24 RWM
Cronite Castings EN-I20 EFD
Cross Wrap ME-B150 RWM
CTR Group RS-H162 RWM
c-trace LA2 RWM
C-Zero Markets EN-K52 EFD
Danu Robotics RS-H70 RWM
Datanest
DEFRA RS-F150 RWM
Delta Fire Ltd ME-E226 RWM
Deltax Ltd ME-D182 RWM
Dennis Eagle CT-G220 RWM
Desotec EN-J70 EFD
Develon ME-A120 RWM
Dofygate ME-D171 RWM
Doha Waterproof Factory WW-B35 WRM
Dolav UK CT-F201 RWM
Donasonic Recycling Machines ME-C240 RWM
Doyle Machinery LR40 RWM
Draeger Safety UK Ltd EN-I22 EFD
Drycake EN-F61 EFD
Dustquip ME-D212 RWM
EarthSense AP-E32 APC
EarthSoft Inc. CLR-C132 CLR
EAS UK CT-G184 RWM
Easy Crypto Hunter EN-I6 EFD
Eco Baughans 2000 Ltd ME-B300 RWM
Eco Removal Systems Ltd ME-E224 RWM
Econ Group Limited CLR-A60 CLR
ECO-WORLD Plastics Recycling Sebastian Duma Sp.k. ME-B154 RWM
Edina UK EN-J53 EFD
EE Ingleton Engineering Ltd RS-I90 RWM
Egger Timberpak RS-H100 RWM
EHS International Ltd ME-C260 RWM
Eldan Recycling A/S ME-B140 RWM
Element Materials Technology Limited CLR-C171 CLR
Emissions Analytics EN-G52 EFD
EMS Industries EN-G73 EFD
Energy & Bioproducts Research Institute (EBRI) EN-H21 EFD
JMC Recycling Systems Ltd. / McIntyre / For Rec Recycling Systems ME-E254 RWM
John King Chains EN-F32 EFD
JSP Ltd
RS-G99 RWM
Juno RS-F90 RWM
Kadant PAAL ME-A90 RWM
Kaizen Recycling Ltd LR8 RWM
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Exhibitor List
Exhibitor Name
KARA Energy Systems / BES Bollman Drying and Control EN-J63 EFD
Kärcher UK CT-G215 RWM
KELLER (UK) Ltd.
Kelly Tanks Ltd
KEW Technology EN-I61 EFD
KITECH Recycling Machinery Ltd ME-E211 RWM
Kiverco Limited ME-A110 RWM
KODASOFT
Kongskilde Industries UK LTD
Landfill Projects Ltd
Landmark Geodata
LAPV
RWM
RWM
LARAC LA14 RWM
LC International LR6 RWM
Leafield Environmental
Legras Industries LR58 RWM
Lighthouse (UK) Ltd RS-I110 RWM
Lister Unified Communications Ltd RS-F101 RWM
Litech AS ME-B190 RWM
Lixo CT-F242 RWM
Lorax Compliance RS-H170 RWM
LRES-UK EN-G40 EFD
Luddington Learning Limited EN-K50 EFD
Lunaz LR62, LA11 RWM
Luoyang Youhui Equipment Co.,Ltd RS-I120 RWM
Lyndex Recycling Systems Ltd ME-C200 RWM
M&J Recycling ME-C230 RWM
Machinex ME-D170 RWM
Maintain Reliability EN-H52 EFD
Majestic Corporation RS-F141 RWM
Manitou UK LR10 RWM
Materials Handling Products CT-G182 RWM
Matthews Environmental Solutions Ltd
Mavitec
McGregor Structures Ltd
EN-J52 EFD
EN-G74 EFD
ME-E250 RWM
Meiller / Boweld UK LR54 RWM
Mercedes-Benz Trucks
Metcast Ltd
CT-H235 RWM
EN-H41 EFD
metroSTOR CT-H234 RWM
Mick George Environmental Ltd. CLR-C133 CLR
Microtech Filters Ltd AP-E30 APC
Midsoft CT-G191 RWM
MIST AIR RS-G110 RWM
MIVALT s.r.o WW-A11 WRM
Moba Mobile Automation Limited
CT-G222 RWM
Multi-Mover LR20 RWM
National Brownfield Institute
CLR-A66 CLR
Newell Recycling Equipment ME-B141 RWM
NIVUS GmbH
Normec DETS
NP Structures Ltd
WW-E81 WRM
CLR-B51 CLR
ME-D230 RWM
Exhibitor List
Exhibitor Name
NRG Riverside LR32 RWM
NTM-GB Ltd CT-H222, LR52 RWM
Ofwat Innovation Fund WW-C103 WRM
Oil Salvage RS-F100 RWM
Omnia Smart Technologies CT-F191 RWM
Online Cleaning Technologies EN-I31 EFD
Online Lubricants CT-G180 RWM
OnSite Central Ltd WW-E71 WRM
OPTIT S.r.l. EN-K53 EFD
Oracle Solutions Asbestos
Orthos Engineering Ltd
OSSO Ltd.
OWL Connected Truck
CLR
RWM
RWM
PacTec CT-F200 RWM
PaintCare UK (by the British Coatings Federation) RS-F71 RWM
Palfinger UK LR72 RWM
Palletower Ltd CT-G190 RWM
Paper Link International RS-H113 RWM
Pearpoint WW-C112 WRM
Peasy RS-I144 RWM
Pellenc ST ME-C210 RWM
Pemo Pumps EN-I64 EFD
PermiServ LA4 RWM
Phoenix Scales Limited
Pickerings Hire
Pin IoT Ltd
RWM
RWM
RWM
Pinja Digital Oy EN-F63 EFD
Pink Elephant Group Ltd CT-I174 RWM
Podback LA10 RWM
Pontoonworks Ltd CLR-C161 CLR
Port of Sunderland RS-H72 RWM
Portakabin Limited ME-D211 RWM
PRIME MACHINE KNIVES LTD ME-B184 RWM
PRM Waste Systems Ltd ME-D190 RWM
ProSpare Ltd ME-E240 RWM
Protea Limited AP-E41 APC
Protomax RS-H80 RWM
QROS CLR-B100 CLR
QToploader EN-J31 EFD
Quanturi RS-G102 RWM
Quarry Plant & Industry Ltd ME-E191 RWM
Quicke LR29 RWM
Radio Data Networks
Rain for Rent International
Rapid Travel Group
WRM
WRM
RDF Industry Group RS-I70 RWM
REA EN-F62 EFD
Reactec
RWM
Reconomy Group RS-H149 RWM
RECOUP RS-I124 RWM
Recycleye RS-G160 RWM
Exhibitor List
Exhibitor Name
Recycling Lives Services RS-F180 RWM
Refuse Vehicle Solutions INN ON THE GREEN RWM
Reinert-Ritz GmbH WW-A22 RWM
REMA TIP TOP Industry UK Limited ME-C250 RWM
Renault Trucks LR56 RWM
Richard Williams Engineering ME-E264 RWM
Robertson Geo CLR-C193 CLR
Romaquip CT-F270 RWM
Ronda Enviro Vac CLR-A41 CLR
Rotajet Systems Limited ME-D192 RWM
Routeware CT-I180 RWM
Roy Hatfield Group
RPS
RWM
WRM
RUGGED MOBILE Systems CT-F241 RWM
RVT Group WW-E70 WRM
SABO S.A. ME-D200 RWM
SAI-PAC UK LTD LA9 RWM
Salvtech EN-F60 EFD
SAR Metals RS-H121 RWM
Saretco EN-H42 EFD
Saxlund International Ltd EN-J64 EFD
Scarab Sweepers LR84 RWM
SciMed WW-A23 WRM
ScrapBays RS-I111 RWM
SDS Limited WW-D100 WRM
Select A Skip UK Ltd RS-I88 RWM
Sensolus CT-H190 RWM
Sensorita CT-I188 RWM
SGM Magnetics S.P.A. ME-E190 RWM
SGS United Kingdom Ltd EN-F64 EFD
Shabra Group Ltd RS-H174 RWM
Shimadzu CLR-C170 CLR
SICK (UK) Ltd EN-F40 EFD
Silmisa ME-D234 RWM
Siltbuster Ltd CLR-D131 CLR
SIRG Ltd ME-E214 RWM
Skako Vibration Ltd ME-B152 RWM
SKIPM8 CT-F216 RWM
Slicker Recycling & Recyclus RS-F152 RWM
Smart Environmental Support Services RS-H110 RWM
Smartlift Bulk Packaging Ltd CLR-D162 CLR
Soarability AP-E24 APC
SOCOTEC CLR-B90 CLR
Sol Environment RS-F120 RWM
Solarsense UK Ltd EN-H24 EFD
Solsta UK / Digi RS-F70 RWM
SoluForm WW-B30 WRM
SORB XT CLR-E150 CLR
Southern Linings Ltd EN-G51 EFD
Speedy Drums ME-E252 RWM
Spinaclean Ltd WW-A20 WRM
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If the system's AI cameras detect a human close to the bin lift operational area, then the lifter mechanism will be prevented from operating until the human exits the zone.
The system can easily be fitted to any waste collection vehicle and employs existing technology. For more information contact us at waste-uk.mobe.de
Exhibitor List
Exhibitor Name
Stand
Show
Spitfire Engineering Services Ltd ME-E180 RWM
Steinert GmbH ME-C252 RWM
Stop'N'Go CT-H250 RWM
Storm Enviro CT-G200 RWM
Sugimat EN-J31 EFD
Susdrain WW-C120 WRM
Suzhou JONO Environmental Technology Co., Ltd ME-D226 RWM
Swissenviro EN-I50 EFD
Sword Engineering Ltd ME-D204 RWM
Techcomp EN-F30 EFD
TEMA Isenmann Ltd ME-B180 RWM
Tennants Distribution Ltd EN-H43 EFD
Terberg Matec UK CT-G220 RWM
Terex Recycling Systems ME-E202 RWM
Terinea CT-G192 RWM
TerraDat (UK) Ltd CLR-A50 CLR
Thalia Waste Management EN-F20 EFD
The Coal Authority CLR-B70B CLR
The Compliance People RS-H152 RWM
The Compost Bag Company Ltd LA1 RWM
The Environment Exchange RS-F172 RWM
The Helping Hand Company RS-I80 RWM
The Recycling Association RS-I84 RWM
The Royal Mint RS-G100 RWM
The Woodland Trust WW-C122 WRM
The Worshipful Company of Engineers WW-E72 WRM
Tidy Planet EN-J31 EFD
TOMRA Collection ME-E203 RWM
TOMRA Sorting Ltd ME-E200 RWM
Total Safety EN-G20 EFD
Tower Leasing Ltd EN-G87 EFD
Trafalgar Cleaning Equipment Ltd ME-A130 RWM
TriOS Mess- und Datentechnik GmbH WW-B31 WRM
Triveni Turbines EN-J74 EFD
Turboden EN-J31 EFD
Turnkey Instruments CLR-C160 CLR
Tusker Group ME-E232 RWM
UK & Ireland Spill Association CLR-A34 CLR
UKATA CLR-A31 CLR
UKHSA CLR-B70A CLR
Ulster Shredders Ltd ME-E192 RWM
Ultra Protect AP-E33 APC
Underground Detection Equipment WW-C110 WRM
United Rentals CLR-D152 CLR
UROC RS-I130 RWM
Ursa Robotics CT-I198 RWM
Valeport Water
WW-B34 WRM
Valmet EN-H30 EFD
Van Werven UK Ltd
RS-G101 RWM
Vapor Pin CLR-C142 CLR
Exhibitor List
Exhibitor Name Stand Show
Vecoplan AG ME-B130 RWM
VEGA Controls Ltd EN-K40 EFD
Verulam Scientific Ltd CLR-B80 CLR
VEV LA3 RWM
Videoloft RS-H151 RWM
Vision Techniques CT-I206 RWM
Volvo Trucks CT-F280 RWM
Voom AI LA5 RWM
Vortex EN-G82 EFD
VP ESS EN-K62 EFD
VWS Software Solutions Ltd RS-I150 RWM
Wapro WW-C123 WRM
Ward Recycling RS-H120 RWM
Waste Equipment Supplies / XTPack ME-B112 RWM
Waste Logics Software Ltd CT-F190 RWM
Waste Robotics RS-G163 RWM
Wastepack The Environment Hub RWM
Wastewater Fuels Ltd EN-J39 EFD
Water Research Centre Ltd EN-I11 EFD
Weightron Bilanciai CT-H200 RWM
Weir Bags CT-H232 RWM
Welding Alloys Ltd RS-F72 RWM
Whitespace Work Software CT-H220 RWM
WJ Groundwater Ltd WW-C100 WRM
Wood Recyclers' Association RS-I100 RWM
World Kinect EN-I10 EFD
WSP and the Hadley FloodSafe House EN-G53 EFD
WWF AP-E20 APC
Wybone CT-I172 RWM
Xylem WW-E94 WRM
Yildiz ME-C242 RWM
Yilmaz Reduktor ME-C220 RWM
Zappshelter LR50 RWM
Zato ME-D180 RWM
Zebra EM EN-J31 EFD
Zeeco Europe EN-J42 EFD
Zemmler c/o Kioti UK Ltd ME-C270 RWM
ZenRobotics ME-E202 RWM
ZoneSafe ME-B191 RWM
ZPE Ltd EN-H20 EFD
ZTL Contracting Ltd (Part of the Applebridge Family) CLR-E130 CLR
