National Brownfield Institute Hosts PFAS Conference Bringing Together Industry Leaders and Policymakers

The National Brownfield Institute recently welcomed industry experts, policymakers, exhibitors and delegates for a dedicated conference exploring the growing challenge of PFAS and its impact across the sector.

The event brought together a full room of professionals to discuss the technical, regulatory and political considerations surrounding PFAS, highlighting the increasing importance of the issue across the brownfield, environmental and wider development sectors.

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Bringing the Sector Together

Throughout the conference, speakers shared specialist insight into how PFAS is currently being understood, managed and addressed in practice.

The event provided an opportunity for professionals from across the industry to exchange knowledge, discuss emerging challenges and explore the direction of future regulation and best practice.

The National Brownfield Institute was also pleased to welcome MPs Toby Perkins and Sureena Brackenridge, who joined speakers, exhibitors and delegates in contributing to the wider discussion.

Collaboration Across the Industry

The conference was delivered in partnership with ATG Group, whose support helped bring together expertise from across the sector.

NBI would also like to thank event sponsors Puragen, SOCOTEC and CDE for their support in making the conference possible.

Events such as this play an important role in creating a platform for collaboration between industry, research, government and organisations working directly with environmental and brownfield challenges.

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Continuing the Conversation

While the conference provided a valuable opportunity to share current thinking around PFAS, the conversation does not end with the event.

The National Brownfield Institute will continue to support discussion, knowledge sharing and collaboration around PFAS and other key issues affecting the brownfield and environmental sectors.

Further events and industry sessions will be announced in the future.

Keep an eye on the National Brownfield Institute’s latest news and events for upcoming opportunities to connect, learn and collaborate.

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