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October
2017.
Speakers announced for Methane Emissions Conference

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Methane performs a major role in global warming, so it is vital that methane emissions are measured accurately and reliably. This issue will be addressed by an impressive lineup of international experts at the Industrial Methane Emissions Conference in Antwerp next month.
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Speakers announced for Methane Emissions Conference
 
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High profile speakers from 13 different countries will present at this year's Industrial Methane Emissions Conference, which will take place alongside PEFTEC 2017 in Antwerp on 29thand 30thNovember. Running over 2 days, the Conference will address themes such as anthropogenic methane emission sources; the assessment of uncontrolled and controlled emissions; current measurement methods; relevant international regulations and drivers; industry needs; quality assurance and validation; the interpretation of measurements, and emerging technologies.

The keynote speaker on the first day will be Baroness Worthington from the Environmental Defense Fund, who will provide a global perspective on methane monitoring needs and drivers. On the second day Adam Brandt from Stanford Universitywill deliver the keynote presentation, describing the current and future state of knowledge on emissions.

Abstracts for all 30 oral and 12 poster present presentations are now available from the event websitewww.ilmexhibitions.com/peftec/imm-conference/, as is registration which costs €125/day. Registered delegates will be able to access any of the Conferences, the PEFTEC Exhibition and over 60 free seminars, without incurring any further cost.

Highlighting the importance of methane emissions monitoring, Scientific Committee Chair Rod Robinson from NPL, says: "International treaties to combat climate change rely on the quality of emissions data, and amendments to prior estimates can have enormous ramifications for industries such as oil, gas, waste management and agriculture. It is therefore essential that methane emissions are measured accurately and reliably."

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PEFTEC 2017 contact details:

Marcus Pattison

PEFTEC organiser

Oak Court Business Centre

Sandridge Park, Porters Wood

St. Albans, Hertfordshire

AL3 6PH

ENGLAND

Telephone: +44 (0) 1727 858840

Facsimile: +44 (0) 1727 840310

Email:info@ilmexhibitions.com

www.peftec.com