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Review with us future trends around environmental remediation with our exclusive webinar, offering our Australian insights into the 2024 Battelle conference, an agnostic comparison of in-situ vs. ex-situ treatment approaches, and the role that renewable energy solution can play in sustainable remediation practices.
Join us for a insightful webinar that brings together cutting-edge ideas and approaches to environmental remediation. This event offers an opportunity to gain expert insights into the latest advancements and will start with an ‘Australian’ reflection on the Battelle 2024 Chlorinated Conference in Denver, Colorado and emerging US trends.
The webinar will offer an unbiased comparison of in-situ and ex-situ treatment methods, clarifying which approach may be suited for different types of contaminated sites. Pitfalls and tips will also be presented. This will be followed by a comprehensive overview of in-situ soil remediation treatment.
Additionally, we will explore the role of renewable energy solutions in remediation applications, providing an overview of smart energy usage and concepts such as load shifting and load shaping. You’ll gain insights into whether off-grid, behind-the-meter, or grid-integrated systems are most effective in specific project environments. This focus on sustainable energy use is crucial for reducing the carbon footprint of remediation projects and aligning with global trends in environmental responsibility.
Why should you attend?
Gain insights from Photon Remediation on key trends from the Battelle conference and their implications for the global and US markets.
Explore the growing role of renewable energy in remediation, with practical applications that can make your projects more efficient and sustainable.
Understand the nuances of in-situ vs ex-situ treatments, learning how to apply the right approach for your specific remediation challenges.
Stay ahead of the curve and enhance your expertise in both remediation technologies and renewable energy solutions.
Register today and unlock the future of remediation solutions!
Emily Brown holds a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Hons) and a Master’s in Biomedical Engineering, both from UNSW Sydney. She began her career as a junior R&D chemist, working in elastomer, membranes, and coatings research laboratories between 2020 and 2021.
In 2021, Emily transitioned to the role of Water Remediation Engineer at Photon Energy Group in the Water and Remediation subsidiary companies, where she is involved in the ‘concept to completion’ deployment of water treatment and remediation projects. Her responsibilities include overseeing quality management throughout all project stages, from business development to planning, design, construction/execution and on-going technical support. She is equally comfortable powering advanced analytical tools in the office or operating a drilling rig on a challenging remediation site.
Emily has made notable contributions to the research and development of advanced water treatment solutions, including technologies for PFAS and groundwater remediation. Her expertise and achievements were recognized in 2022 when she was named ALGA Emerging Professional of the Year. Emily was also invited to present at the prestigious Battelle Chlorinated conference in Denver, Colorado in June this year. Emily is also an ex national level soccer player and continues to live a healthy , fitness oriented, adventurous life outside of work.
Ian Phillipps holds a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Hons) from UNSW, Sydney. He is currently serving as a Director for Photon Energy Group Australia and the General Manager for Photon Water & Remediation.
With a 30-year career, Ian has worked across general management, technical sales, and operations leadership roles in Australia and Asia. His experience spans speciality water treatment technical sales and sales management, supply chain operations, joint venture leadership, manufacturing, and multi-division business operations. Ian has worked in a variety of industries, including mining, energy, manufacturing, food and beverage, industrial, paper manufacturing, and resource recovery, with a particular focus on water and wastewater treatment.
Ian has held positions in geographically diverse locations including Singapore and Japan and has worked within matrix business and functional structures.
Ian enjoys mountain bike riding, long-distance ocean swimming and playing guitar, although he should be better at all three pastimes
ALGA Member: $37.00
Student: $15.00
Branch Welcome Attendee: N/A
Non-Member: $74.00
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