Air Quality & Emissions Expo

30/09/2025

Global Supply Chain Uncertainty Highlights Value of UK Manufacturing

At AQE Expo 2025, Microtech Filters showcased how UK-based manufacturing is meeting the moment.

With international tariffs and unpredictable shipping causing disruption, businesses are turning to reliable, local suppliers for stability, compliance and consistent quality. Microtech’s 40+ years of experience, ISO 9001:2015 certification, and stock holding service are helping industries - including air quality, emissions control, and heavy processing - stay compliant and operational.

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18/09/2025

🎉 Day 2 kicks off today!

We’re back after a hugely successful first day. Doors open at 9:30am!

We had an amazing first day yesterday, full of great conversations and connections, and the excitement continues! 💥

17/09/2025

✨ Build-up complete, the wait is over… it’s SHOWTIME! ✨

Day 1 is here and we can’t wait to welcome you.

Doors open at 9:30 AM – see you soon! 🎉

16/09/2025

🚧 The build-up is in full swing for this years Air Quality & Emissions Expo (AQE Expo)!

✨ Our doors open tomorrow at 9:30am! There is still time to secure your FREE ticket: https://lnkd.in/e2qfgJ6C

From inspiring sessions to incredible networking opportunities, it all kicks off soon!

13/08/2025

Get ready to hear from the leading voices in air quality and emissions monitoring.

The AQE Expo 2025 speaker line-up features prominent experts in environmental policy, regulation, technology, and sustainability. It’s your opportunity to gain practical insights from those driving progress in air pollution control and emissions reduction.

From government regulators to industry innovators, you’ll have front-row access to the strategies, discussions, and solutions shaping the future of air quality management across public and private sectors.

Explore the full speaker programme and secure your free place at the UK's leading event for UK’s leading event for air quality and emissions monitoring here: https://hubs.la/Q03CxlZ90

29/07/2025

Grants of over £550,000 are available and up to £5,000 for community and non-profit groups to support local walking and cycling initiatives. Transport for London has opened applications for the grants to promote active travel among Londoners. As per Air Quality News.

Transport for London (TfL) has opened applications for the 2025 Walking and Cycling Grants London (WCGL) programme, aimed at encouraging more Londoners to embrace active travel. With over £550,000 in funding available, community and not-for-profit groups can apply for grants of up to £5,000 to sup...

25/07/2025

Long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution, like car exhaust, may raise dementia risk, a major study finds. Cambridge researchers urge that intervention is needed to reduce pollution. As per BBC News.

Researchers say there is an "urgent need" for policy interventions to combat air pollution.

24/07/2025

Improved air quality on the M3 has led Eastleigh Borough Council to stop monitoring the motorway, one of four areas previously tracked for failing to meet government standards. As per MSN. https://hubs.la/Q03yJzfJ0

23/07/2025

Air pollution linked to 30,000 UK deaths and a cost of £27 billion annually to the NHS according to Royal College of Physicians (RCP).

A new report from the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) has highlighted the growing evidence about the increased range of health impacts linked to toxic air even at low concentrations, urging government to act on air pollution as a serious and preventable public health threat.

21/07/2025

Over the past decade, UK levels of NO₂ and PM2.5 have dropped but still often surpass WHO limits. Meanwhile, ground-level ozone has risen 17% and now exceeds those limits twice as often as in 2015. As per Air Quality News.

Over the last ten years, levels of NO2 and PM2.5 in the UK have fallen but often still exceed World Health Organization targets. Ground level ozone on the other hand has increased by 17% in that time and now exceeds WHO targets twice as often as in 2015.