Environmental Business Review Conferences

Rapid coastal development across the Middle East and North Africa is creating new requirements for infrastructure that can withstand environmental pressures while protecting marine ecosystems.

Vienna, Austria: As industries worldwide focus on balancing resource utilization, environmental responsibility, and safety requirements, effective management of naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM).

Naturally occurring radioactive materials can become concentrated during industrial activities, creating waste streams that require specialized handling and disposal.

Recycling systems are being asked to recover more value from increasingly complex waste streams while regulatory requirements continue to change.

Vietnam’s expanding cities and industrial base are increasing the demands placed on water supply and wastewater systems.

Climate change challenges are requiring closer collaboration between scientific communities, policymakers and industry professionals as organizations explore approaches for adaptation, mitigation and environmental resilience.

Corporate sustainability strategies are moving from commitments toward implementation as organizations address the practical challenges of reducing emissions, improving resource management and integrating technology.

Organizations and communities are examining new approaches to reduce waste generation, improve reuse systems and strengthen resource management practices.

Waste reduction and resource recovery strategies are becoming central considerations for industries working to improve environmental performance and material efficiency.

The International District Cooling Conference (IDCC) 2026 will bring together government officials, utility leaders, project developers, consultants, technology providers, and district cooling operators in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.