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Despite the fall in commodity values, landfi ll operators are still keen to turn their landfi lls from a cost centre to a profi t centre. Attendance at this event will help landfi ll operators to extend their business models, and to extract the maximum value from their assets. Networking opportunities at the event will be superb, and the adjacent exhibition will allow operators to source the most cost-eff ective equipment and advice for landfi ll mining and monetisation. Down-stream users of landfi ll by-products (alternative fuels, metals, paper, plastics) will benefi t, through technical information and contacts.

Who should attend?

• International delegates• local authorities

• landfill operators• legislators

• stakeholders• equipment producers

• academics• hydrologists

Resource users include:

• cement and lime producers

• power producers• metals producers

• chemicals producers• building materials

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Treasure from trashLandfi lls have previously been seen as just a destination at the end of a one-way street. Landfi lls are now being seen as useful repositories for a wide variety of resources, including base metals, precious metals, construction materials, and waste-derived fuels. The technical barriers for their recovery have been surmounted, and with ballooning commodity prices, the economic argument for their use is won. In some cases the remaining barriers will be legislative or regulatory - in others it may be the presence, or possible presence of undesirable constituents in the waste resource.

This event will show attendees what has previously been done in this area, what is currently underway, and what may be possible in the future. Without a doubt, there is a signifi cant amount of money to be made for operators which can take landfi ll liabilities, and by mining them, turn them into garbage gold.

Issues covered:• legislative status of landfi lls• reclamation versus mining• what’s in our landfi lls?• methane evolution• mechanics of landfi ll mining• product stream utilisation• post-mining site remediation

Exhibition and sponsorship opportunities

Don’t miss the opportunity to reach your target audience by exhibiting at the conference.

For more details, please contact Paul Brown:tel +44 (0)1372 840950mobile +44 (0)7767 475998email paul.brown@propubs.com

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CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2010Final Programme - Monday 13 September 2010

08.15 Registration opens: Coff ee and Neworking

08.55 Introduction by Dr Robert McCaff rey, conference convenor

9.00 ‘Divert, dig up or distributed energy?.....Balancing the drivers of carbon and fi nancial desires - a 5 Dimensional approach,’ Peter Jones

9.30 ‘Landfi ll mining regulation: how do we start?’ Jonathan Atkinson, technical specialist, Environment Agency

10.00 ‘Landfi ll Reclamation: Drivers and Requisites,’ Edwin Falkman, EGF Associates

10.30 Meet the delegates session

10.45-11.15 Coff ee and networking

11.15 ‘Regulatory requirements associated with landfi ll mining in the United States,’ Robert Schreiber, Christa Russell, Doug Abeln; Schreiber Yonley and Associates

11.45 ‘System, technology and experience of 17Mt of landfi ll mining projects,’ Reinhard Goeschl, Innovation und Technik AG, Emirates Environmental Technology Co. Llc. Sharjah / UAE

12.30-13.30 Lunch and networking

13.30 ‘The cumulated energy demand (CED) for landfi ll mining and reclamation,’ Ingo Hölzle, Technical University of Munich

14.00 ‘Possibilities for landfi ll mining in Turkey, Pakistan and worldwide, for the production of alternative fuels,’ Dirk Lechtenburg, MVW Lechtenburg

14.30 ‘Landfi ll mining is what we do,’ Peter Crofts, RockTron Ltd

15.00-15.30 Coff ee and networking

15.30 ‘Magnetic and sensor sorting technology for landfi ll mining,’ Dr. Ulrich Kohaupt, Steinert Elektromagnetbau GmbH

16.00 ‘In-situ waste aeration preliminary to landfi ll mining,’ Roberto Raga, Raff aello Cossu; University of Padova, Italy: Andrea Dal Maso, Moreno Zanella; Spinoff s.r.l., Padova, Italy

16.30 ‘Factors infl uencing business models for landfi ll mining,’ Amit Shankar Ranjit, Energy and Environmental Engineering, Linköping University

17.00 onwards: Drinks and networking at local venue.

The programme is subject to change. The conference language is English. Dress code for the conference is smart casual or business suit.

The following companies have previously registered their interest in attending the

Global Landfi ll Mining Conference in London:

Adelaide Brighton Cement Ltd, Akmenes Cementas AB, Alma College, American Air Filter Manufacturing

Sdn. Bhd., Ashworth, BAA, Barnes Kavelle, Biff a, Bilhaq Trading & Construction System, Blue Circle Southern

Cement, Bournemouth International Airport, Box International Consulting, C.A.Blackwell (Contracts) Ltd,

Cambridge University, Capita Symonds, Cayman Islands Government, Cementos Progreso, S.A., Cemex Egypt,

Cemex, Ci.a Ind. El Volcan S.A., Ciments Calcia, Cimpor Cimentos do Brasil, Cimpor, CIMPOR-Cimentos de

Portugal, SGPS, SA, CLASSI ENVIRONMENTAL LLC, Claudius Peters Project GmbH, CRIC, Defra, Dudman Group

Limited, Duna-Drava Cement Kft., ECODECO, Econic Ltd, Edmund Nuttall Ltd, Ends Report, Envirnoment

Media Group, Environment Agency Wales, ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS CENTER, ETS, European Parliament,

Fairport Engineering Limited, Fars Nov Cement Co, FL Smidth, FLSmidth Automation, Foresight Group, Four

Rivers Trading, German Contratc Services Ltd, Getraco Ltd, Girac Limited, GLT-Avfall, Golder Associates (UK)

Ltd, Group DML, Groupe Sch/Trdi, H.J. Hansen Genvindingsindustri A/S, H.S.E MANAGEMENT LTD, Hexion

Specialty Chemicals, HJ Hansen, Hobart & William Smith Colleges, Holcim US Inc, Imperial College London,

INFINIS Ltd., Ingeneria y Mantenimiento SA, Iowa State University, Island Waste Services, JACC Allen Holdings

Ltd, JBMI, Kier Construction, Kier Mining, Knauf Gips KG, Lafarge Aggregates Ltd, Lafarge Cementos Mexico,

Lafarge CTEC, Lafarge, LAING O’ROURKE, Land & Mineral Management Ltd, Land and Mineral Management

Ltd, Latitude 18, Lester Franks Survey and Geographic, LIEBHERR RENTAL LTD, Lifecycle Renewables Ltd,

LINDNER Recyclingtech & MVW Lechtenberg , Lucky Cement Limited, MAPEI, Masry Innovation Centre PTE

LTD, Medtronic, Metro international, mi2g Ltd, Microcem, Minerals Resource Management Ltd, Ministry of

Environment and Water Resources, Mississippi lime Company, Modus Comunicazione, Mongolyn Alt (MAK)

Corp, Mpendulo Mining, MPI Multi Purpose Industries, MRLIZ Consultoria, MSV Limited, MT Hojgaard, Multi

Purpose Industries (MPI) , MURLI INDUSTRIES LTD, National University of Colombia, NV Afvalzorg NL, Oakdene

Hollins Ltd, Orchid Environmental Ltd (part of Fairport), Ormonde Import Export Services, Ovam, Pakistan

Agricutural Research Council, Peel Environmental Ltd, Pegase International SA, Pembridge Consulting Ltd,

Peninsula Environmental Solutions, Pfi ster GmbH, Pishro pey Jam, Prolec Ltd, PT Gikoko Kogyo Indonesia, PT.

Godang Tua Jaya, Queen Mary, University of London, Ravenblack, Resource Media, Rexnord Industries, Rock

inc., S&B Industrial Minerals S.A., SC. ROMAIR CONSULTING LTD, Schreiber Yonley & Associates, Singareni

Collieries Company, Singh (UK) Ltd., SITA FRANCE, SITA Power, SITA UK LTD., SLR Consulting Limited, Smiths

(Gloucester) Ltd., SORPA bs., Sougueta Engineering AG, SRC Ltd, SRM Ltd, STANDARD INDUSTRIE, Steetley

Dolomite Ltd, Stena Metall AB, Storefi eld Group, Swindon Borough Council, Tarmac, TEPUI, Toxicology

Research Laboratories Ltd, Ultratech Cement Limited, University of Kalmar, University of Sheffi eld, VEOLIA

PROPRETE, Viridor Waste Management, Volta Foundation, Votorantim Cimentos, Vulcan Materials Company,

W. Cliff ord Watts Ltd, Waste Recycling Group, WASTECH CONSULTORIA E SERVIOS AMBIENTAIS LTDA, West

Sussex County Council, WRG, Zuari Cement Ltd.

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