CEM conference on Emission Monitoring “Call for Papers” 2023
Celebrating 25 years of CEM events, CEM 2023 will take place on the 20th - 22nd of September in Barcelona, the Scientific Committee of CEM The International Conference on Emissions Monitoring is looking for Papers and Posters. Please submit your abstract(s) by 31st March. The Committee is particularly looking for abstracts that are technically focused relating to Industry case studies, performance and validation data, and studies including quality assurance and uncertainties, reference materials & their traceability, research activities, novel techniques, and discussions on results and data on the following topics.
• Current and Future Regulation
- The Regulator’s perspective
- The Industry’s Perspective
- The Supplier’s perspective
• Clean Energy Monitoring Challenges and Solutions including Biogenic Carbon Measurement, CCUS, Hydrogen, ammonia combustion, and biomass combustion.
• Fence line Monitoring and measurement of fugitive/diffuse emissions - GHG and air pollutants
• The challenges of Non-Stationary Emission Monitoring (Aviation, Marine, and Transport)
• Mercury
• Measuring species at low concentrations including size-fractionated particulate matter and HCl, HF, SO3, CH4, N2O, CHOH, TOC
• Data handling, reporting, and derived quantities - long-term averages, mass emissions, and emission factors.
• New pollutants, for example, PFAS, Nitrosamines, ultrafines, condensables, black carbon
More information about registration and exhibiting companies can be found on our website.
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