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Sustainabilitylive! call for papers now open

Sustainabilitylive! organiser, Faversham House Group, has opened the call for papers for the 2011 conference and seminar programme.

Sustainabilitylive!, the UK’s leading event for excellence and innovation in the environment, water, land, energy and sustainable business sectors, will be featuring an extensive technical programme which provides visitors with up-to-date industry news and developments, legislation issues and industry best practices.

The 2011 programme will be more driven by research and market desires than in previous years and will focus on the areas of sustainability that are most relevant. The Sustainabilitylive! team are particularly interested in hearing about the following topics within the contaminated land, water, environment and energy sectors.

Energy:

CRC
Electric vehicles
Energy management in large commercial and industrial buildings
Feed-in tariffs
Grants and financing

Land:

Legislation
Spill control and land clean up
Liability and risk assessment
Soil washing
Asbestos clean up
New technologies possibly including pyrolysis
Land regeneration
Transitional land
Remediated land as an asset to the community and local businesses

Water:

Sustainable water management
Flood management
Innovation in treatment technologies
Metering
Carbon reduction
Anaerobic digestion
Catchment area management
Water footprint
Embedded water
FOG
Private sewers

Environment:

Green transport
Spill control including oil spills
Galvanizing
Recycling and waste management
Monitoring of emissions and MCERTS
Air pollution and odour control

For entry into the 2011 seminar programme papers should be submitted by Friday 5th November 2010 via www.sustainabilitylive.com/callforpapers. Or for more information contact Antonia Webster, Marketing Executive, on 020 8651 7069 or at antonia.webster@fav-house.com.

Sustainabilitylive! is the UK’s leading event for excellence and innovation in the environment, water, land, energy and sustainable business sectors, taking place on 24-26 May 2011 at the NEC Birmingham. Tackling the issues facing organisations today, the event will feature hundreds of exhibitors, an extensive seminar and conference programme, master classes, key industry experts and innovative ideas.