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Navigating the 'Forever Chemicals' Landscape

Join global leaders in a collaborative effort to address the pressing issue of PFAS contamination. This critical initiative brings together experts, policymakers, and industry innovators from around the world to develop and implement comprehensive strategies for identifying, mitigating, and ultimately eradicating these hazardous chemicals from our environment and water sources.

Navigating the 'Forever Chemicals' Landscape

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PFAS Remediation Xchange 2026

PFAS compounds persist in water, soil, and waste streams, placing utilities and industry under tightening regulatory scrutiny and legal liability. Treatment trains combining separation (e.g., GAC, ion exchange, membranes) with destruction technologies are advancing, yet cost, scale, and residuals management remain complex.

PFAS Remediation Xchange 2026 convenes regulators, utilities, and technology providers to share program design, sampling and monitoring best practices, and lifecycle costing. Sessions cover funding pathways, community engagement, and procurement approaches that accelerate effective remediation.

Key Agenda Topics

Regulatory Frameworks & Standards

Navigating evolving standards for PFAS mitigation worldwide.

Breakthrough PFAS Removal Technologies

Innovative approaches to PFAS capture and destruction.

Groundwater, Soil & Waste Treatment Challenges

Addressing complexities across multiple environments.

Scaling Projects & Managing Costs

Strategies for cost‑effective, large‑scale remediation.

ESG & Community Engagement

Building trust and ensuring transparent stakeholder communication.

Funding, Liability & Legal Issues

Understanding liability frameworks and securing financing.

Who Will You Meet?

The conference will bring together senior decision-makers, innovators, and policymakers who are shaping the future of carbon management. Attendees will include:

Environmental Regulators – Policymakers setting PFAS standards and enforcement.
Technology Providers – Innovators developing novel PFAS remediation technologies.
Utility Leaders – Water utilities and municipalities managing PFAS contamination.
NGOs & Community Advocates – Organizations ensuring transparency and trust.
Investors – Backers funding large‑scale remediation initiatives.