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We are pleased to announce our exhibitors for Water Footprint Summit 2008.
Organisations wishing to showcase their products or services at the Summit should email or call Jane Thomas on ++ 44(0) 207 749 0470
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AESSEAL® is a leading global specialist in the design and manufacture of mechanical seals, seal support systems and bearing seals. With operations in six continents, AESSEAL® is the world’s 4th largest supplier of mechanical seals, achieving growth through exceptional customer service and innovative reliability focused product.
The Seal Support Systems Division of AESSEAL® is committed to the development and supply of environmental product that delivers substantial water, energy and ultimately monetary savings. The AESSEAL® range of Water Management Systems currently saves global industry in excess of 19 billion litres of water per year and through these water savings we help our customers to achieve their water sustainability targets.
AESSEAL® is committed to the Water Technology List and our support of the global charity WaterAid, which demonstrates our long term strategy towards water savings from an environmental and sustainability perspective.
For more information visit www.aesseal.co.uk
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A world leader in membrane and filtration, diagnostic tools, specialty chemicals, mobile water, service, and financing, GE Water & Process Technologies offers the broadest portfolio of global expertise and local capabilities. We invest in forward-looking water and process technologies, leveraging the best practices of GE ecomagination, to help customers balance environmental and economic goals. Our innovative team develops unique partnerships and delivers reliable, long-term solutions for communities, governments and industry that maximize water and energy resources.
For more information visit www.ge.com/water
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Mott MacDonald operates across all sectors of the water industry, for all types of clients, and in all regions of the world. Our capabilities include the investigation and development of water resources, the assessment of water needs and implementation of appropriate supplies, the treatability and disposal of wastewater, carbon footprinting, flood risk management and hydraulic engineering. We provide a range of client-focused strategy and management system services to national and local governments as well as private business, helping them develop long term sustainability, environmental protection and socially responsible policies.
Mott MacDonald contributes to sustainable development, best practice and innovation throughout the built environment world-wide, bringing our customers the benefit of services ranging from award-winning energy efficient building design, to whole life costing, to regulatory and strategic advice. We understand the sensitive interaction between water source and supply, and the relationship to morphology and ecology of river systems enabling managers to make appropriate decisions to minimise the economic, social and environmental consequences of their actions.
Mott MacDonald's expertise in climate change impact assessment covers the full range of strategic, tactical and operational planning for both mitigation and adoption. We are at the forefront of the understanding of the impact of carbon emissions on the environment and in taking account of the “carbon footprint” when assessing the sustainability of proposed water and wastewater assets. We have recently undertaken projects to determine operational and embedded CO2 profiles associated with water treatment, water distribution, wastewater collection and wastewater treatment. Studies have also been undertaken to quantify asset vulnerability with respect to climate change.
Our expertise covers all the key areas relevant to estimating and reducing the water footprint of both organisations and processes. Our demand management work for UK and international water utilities and large consumers has included both leakage control and metering projects. Our building services teams have also designed systems to minimise water consumption in new offices as part of landmark sustainable building projects such as the new Manchester Civil Justice Centre. In the agricultural sector we have helped farmers in developing countries to optimise their irrigation water use - safeguarding an often scarce resource.
For more information visit www.mottmac.com
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RPS Water employs enthusiastic, talented staff providing value to our clients and shareholders through strategic consultancy, asset management, operational planning, project management, field services and information management. We work internationally and are currently the leading environmental business support provider to the water sector in the UK.
Since the concept of the water footprint was introduced in 2002, there has been much speculation and discussion in the press and amongst the public with regard to how much water is used by industry and individuals and whether this is sustainable or not. The corporate water footprint is a further step towards transparency in industry and business concerning the environmental impacts of the production and supply chain of everyday products we take for granted.
As part of the RPS global network, RPS Water understands the emerging pressures on our clients to consider these wider environmental aspects of corporate social responsibility. We are able to draw upon broader skill sets from our planning, development and energy sections, enabling us to provide holistic, intelligent solutions to complex, multi-disciplinary challenges. Our ability to integrate specialist knowledge across areas of expertise is highly valued by our clients.
For more information visit www.rpsgroup.com
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Siemens Water Technologies is the premier provider of chemical feed & disinfection solutions. Our extensive portfolio, which includes the trusted Wallace & Tiernan and Stranco brands, helps industry and manufacturers meet specific water quality requirements to ensure consistent processes and production.
For more information visit www.siemens.co.uk
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The Water Technology List (WTL) provides information on products that meet eligibility criteria in water efficiency. Investing in any product on the WTL not only offers savings on water bills but also a tax incentive to all UK businesses that pay corporation or income tax.
Examples of product groups on the List include: efficient taps and toilets, leakage detection equipment, meters and monitoring equipment, rainwater harvesting equipment, membrane systems and reuse and recovery systems.
For more information visit www.eca-water.gov.uk
Envirowise offers free, independent support for businesses to help them become more resource efficient and save money.
For more information visit www.envirowise.gov.uk
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Waterscan are water management specialists. We help companies understand and control their water costs, reduce their Water Footprint and work towards a completely sustainable property portfolio.
Clients such as Tesco, BT Group, Whitbread and Royal Mail benefit from our services which are the most comprehensive in the Water Industry and include; water audits, leak detection and repair, data logging, invoice validation, Rainwater Recovery Systems and Greywater Recycling.
Our work is supported by a unique web based reporting system tailored to each client’s requirements.
Our water projects reduce each company’s Water Footprint by carrying out comprehensive site audits, analysing current usage, lowering consumption and improving control, consequently reducing their water costs.
For more information visit www.waterscan.com
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Ulrike Ebert, Corporate Responsibility Director - Environment, Coca- Cola Europe
Sylvain Lhôte, Director EU Affairs, Borealis Polymers N.V
Ian Walsh, Global Head Of Environment, Cadbury Schweppes
Andy Wales, Head of Sustainable Development, SABMiller Plc
Mike Barry, Head of CSR, Marks & Spencer
Henry King, Science & Technology Leader: Sustainability, SEAC, Unilever
Julian Walker-Palin, Head of Corporate Policy for Sustainability & Ethics, ASDA, Walmart
Claus Conzelmann, Global Head of Safety Health and Environment, Nestle Vevey
Jack Noble, Commercial Development Leader Europe & Africa, GE Water
& Process Technologies
Simon Houghton-Dodd, Head of Quality & Sustainability, Tate & Lyle Sugars
Olle Blidholm,
Development Manager, Social & Environmental Affairs, IKEA Group
Robin Phillips, Director,
C2C Services, Severn Trent Services
Jens Rupp, Sustainability Manager, Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company SA
Henrik Lampa, Environmental Supply
Chain Manager, H&M
Neil Pendle, Managing Director, Waterscan
Tom Oxley, UK Corporate Responsibility, Norwich Union
Dr. Catherine Ball, Environmental Statistician, RPS Water
Dave Challis, Sustainability Manager, Europe, Kimberly Clark
Warren Allison, Environmental Manager, Northern Foods- Cavaghan & Gray, Carlisle
Vidyanath Gururajan,
Group Head - Development & Projects, Branston Ltd
Brad Ridoutt, Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO, Australia
Dr Hayley Terlevich, Policy Adviser- Food Chain Programme, Defra
John Temple,
Vitality Director, Unilever
Tim Hess, Senior Lecturer, School of Applied Sciences, Cranfield University
Arjen Y. Hoekstra,
Professor in
Multidisciplinary Water Management, Twente Water Centre - University of Twente
Stuart Orr, Freshwater Policy Officer, WWF-UK
Derk Kuiper, Co-ordinator, Water Footprint Working Group
Ashok K. Chapagain, Water Footprint Officer, WWF-UK
Jonathan C. Kaledin, Blue Water Certification Program Director, The Nature Conservancy
Matthew Wenban-Smith, Director, OneWorldStandards
Brian Richter, Director, The Sustainable Waters Program
Adrian Greet, Global Sustainability Programme Director, Mars Inc
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