Public consultation is an essential part of developing successful renewable energy projects. While technical reports and environmental assessments provide valuable information, there is no substitute for seeing technology perform in real-world conditions. This week, Exeon had the pleasure of hosting a live demonstration of our odour removal technology in support of a proposed biogas development in Southern Europe. The event brought together local residents, environmental agencies, project stakeholders and decision-makers to experience firsthand how Exeon’s odour control systems perform in an operational environment. Rather than simply explaining the technology, attendees were able to witness its effectiveness for themselves and gain a clear understanding of how odour emissions from biogas facilities can be successfully managed. Why Live Demonstrations Matter Odour is one of the most common concerns raised during the planning and permitting of biogas facilities. Addressing these concerns openly and transparently is vital for building confidence within local communities. By providing a live demonstration, we were able to: Showcase the real-world performance of Exeon’s odour removal technology. Demonstrate the effectiveness of our systems in treating odorous air from biogas operations. Answer questions directly from residents, environmental authorities and project stakeholders. Provide evidence that supports informed decision-making during the permitting process. Experiencing the technology in operation gave attendees confidence that odour management can be both reliable and effective. Supporting Communities Through Transparency At Exeon, we believe that successful infrastructure projects rely on open communication and community engagement. Live demonstrations provide an opportunity for people to see the technology, understand how it works and discuss any concerns directly with our technical team. This transparent approach helps bridge the gap between technical information and public understanding, creating a more collaborative planning process. Supporting Planning and Permitting For developers and project teams, demonstrating proven odour control technology can play an important role in securing local approvals. By providing clear, measurable evidence of performance, live demonstrations help regulators and stakeholders make informed decisions based on practical results rather than assumptions. This recent demonstration proved invaluable in supporting the project’s public consultation process and contributed positively towards local approvals and permitting. Exeon’s Commitment to Sustainable Development As biogas and other renewable energy technologies continue to expand across Europe, effective environmental controls become increasingly important. Exeon is committed to helping developers deliver sustainable projects that not only meet environmental standards but also earn the confidence of the communities they serve. Through innovative odour removal technology, technical expertise and transparent engagement, we continue to support the successful delivery of renewable energy projects across the UK and Europe. If you’re planning a biogas development and would like to learn how Exeon can support your project through effective odour control and public engagement, get in touch with our team to discuss your requirements.
We were pleased to attend the Pig & Poultry Show 2026 at the NEC Birmingham — a key event bringing together professionals from across the poultry and agriculture sectors. Throughout the show, our team discussed the growing importance of effective ammonia and odour control, and how tailored solutions can help operators improve site conditions, support compliance, and minimise environmental impact. The event provided a valuable opportunity to connect with producers, site operators, and industry specialists from across the sector. The Exeon team had a fantastic time exhibiting at this year’s World Biogas Expo, and we’d like to thank everyone who stopped by our stand over the two-day event. It was a great opportunity to catch up with many of our valued existing clients. We enjoyed hosting them on the stand, discussing ongoing projects, exploring new opportunities, and sharing ideas about the future of odour and emission control within the biogas industry. There’s no substitute for meeting face-to-face, and it was great to strengthen relationships with so many of our customers. We were also pleased to meet a number of new contacts looking for effective solutions to their current odour control challenges. The level of interest in improving environmental performance and maintaining compliance shows just how important these solutions continue to be across the sector. The warm weather certainly made it feel like summer, and the cold beer on the Exeon stand proved to be a popular talking point! It was great to offer visitors a refreshing drink while chatting about their projects and requirements. A huge thank you to the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) for hosting another excellent World Biogas Expo. It was a well-organised event that once again brought together industry professionals from across the anaerobic digestion and biogas sectors. Thank you once again to everyone who visited the Exeon stand. We appreciate your time, your conversations, and the opportunity to support both existing and prospective customers with their odour and emission control needs. If you didn’t have the chance to meet us at the exhibition, or you’re currently experiencing odour or emissions challenges at your site, we’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re planning a new installation, upgrading an existing system, or looking for expert advice, the Exeon team is here to help. Get in touch today to discuss how our bespoke odour and emission control solutions can support your project. We’re already looking forward to returning to the World Biogas Expo next year!
We were pleased to attend the Pig & Poultry Show 2026 at the NEC Birmingham — a key event bringing together professionals from across the poultry and agriculture sectors. Throughout the show, our team discussed the growing importance of effective ammonia and odour control, and how tailored solutions can help operators improve site conditions, support compliance, and minimise environmental impact. The event provided a valuable opportunity to connect with producers, site operators, and industry specialists from across the sector. Over the course of the exhibition, we had a number of insightful conversations around the challenges facing modern agricultural operations, particularly in relation to emissions management and sustainable site practices. It was encouraging to see continued industry focus on practical, long-term approaches to air quality and odour control. If we didn’t get the chance to meet at the NEC, or if you would like to continue the conversation, please get in touch — we’d be happy to discuss your site’s odour control requirements and explore how we can help. https://youtube.com/shorts/6KQHu4v_VJs?feature=share
Exeon were proud to exhibit at Bio360 Expo 2026, joining industry professionals from across Europe to discuss the future of sustainable waste management and emissions control. Across the two-day event, we spoke with operators, engineers, and technology partners about the increasing demand for reliable odour control solutions within the waste sector. It was a great opportunity to share how Exeon’s systems support improved air quality, environmental compliance, and operational performance. A big thank you to everyone who visited our stand and connected with the team during the exhibition. If you would like to continue the conversation or learn more about our technology, please get in touch. https://youtube.com/shorts/-3YMLJz-_hI
Held online – 17 October 2025 Our recent Lunch & Learn session, How to Maximise Your Activated Carbon Life, brought together professionals from across the environmental and industrial sectors for an engaging and informative virtual event. During the session, our experts shared practical strategies for extending activated carbon life, improving system efficiency, and reducing operational costs — all while maintaining a focus on sustainability and environmental responsibility. Attendees also took part in a live Q&A, gaining tailored insights and sharing experiences from their own operations. To make the virtual experience more enjoyable, participants received a £10 Uber Eats voucher to enjoy lunch on us while they learned. Thank you to everyone who joined us online and helped make this session such a success. Stay tuned for details of our next Lunch & Learn event coming soon!
We’re excited to invite you to our upcoming Lunch & Learn session on 17 October 2025 at Sea Containers, London. This event is designed to give environmental and operational professionals the tools and knowledge to get the most out of their activated carbon systems. What You’ll Gain This interactive session will cover practical strategies to extend activated carbon life, improve system efficiency, reduce operating costs, and minimise environmental impact. Alongside valuable technical insights, you’ll have the chance to connect with peers and industry experts in a relaxed and engaging setting. Who It’s For The session is ideal for environmental managers, operations leaders, engineers, facilities managers, procurement professionals, and anyone involved in system efficiency or compliance. Why You Shouldn’t Miss It This is more than just a training session — it’s a chance to learn proven methods, share knowledge, and make meaningful industry connections. Secure your place today — in person or online.
Date: November 18–21, 2025 Location: Eurexpo Lyon, France We were proud to attend Pollutec 2025, one of Europe’s leading exhibitions for environmental technologies and sustainable solutions. The event brought together innovators and decision-makers from across the waste, water, and renewable energy sectors — making it a key meeting point for industry collaboration. Our team had the pleasure of meeting with existing clients to discuss ongoing projects and system performance, as well as new contacts interested in our containerised odour and emission control systems for waste and biogas applications. Pollutec once again proved to be a valuable platform for sharing expertise, exploring new opportunities, and reinforcing our commitment to helping operators achieve effective, compliant, and sustainable odour management.
Date: October 1–2, 2025 Location: Feria de Valladolid, Spain We were delighted to attend the Salón del Gas Renovable in Valladolid — Spain’s leading event for the renewable gas and biogas industries. The exhibition provided an excellent platform to meet with European partners and operators, and to showcase our containerised odour and emission control systems designed for anaerobic digestion and biogas upgrading facilities. With growing momentum across the Iberian market for renewable gas, it was encouraging to see strong interest in practical, ready-to-deploy technologies that support cleaner, compliant, and more efficient plant operations.
Date: September 10–11, 2025 Location: NEC Birmingham, United Kingdom We were pleased to attend the Environmental Services & Solutions (ESS) Expo at the NEC in Birmingham — a key event for the waste, recycling, and environmental sectors. Our team met with industry professionals to discuss the latest advancements in odour and emission control for waste and biogas operations, showcasing how our containerised systems provide efficient, compliant, and low-maintenance solutions for site-wide air quality management. It was a great opportunity to connect with both existing clients and new partners, and to see the growing focus on sustainable, technology-driven environmental solutions.
We were delighted to attend the Environmental Services & Solutions (ESS) Exhibition, the UK’s leading event dedicated to sustainability and environmental innovation. The exhibition brought together professionals from across the waste, recycling, water, and energy sectors – making it a fantastic opportunity for Exeon to showcase our expertise in odour control and air pollution solutions. Our team engaged with plant operators, consultants, and industry leaders to discuss the growing challenges of emissions and odour management. We also explored exciting new technologies and shared how our bespoke extraction and odour control systems can help operators maintain compliance, protect the environment, and support community wellbeing. Events like ESS are invaluable for exchanging knowledge, discovering innovations, and strengthening partnerships across the environmental sector. We’re proud to play our part in shaping a cleaner, more sustainable future. If you’d like to learn more about our work in odour control, visit our Odour Control Solutions page.
