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Three-year plan to cut exhibition waste
ABU DHABI — Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Company (ADNEC) has launched a three-year environmental strategy to spread awareness about the impact of exhibition waste and to encourage waste reduction by the exhibition industry in the region.
The strategy has been launched to coincide with the inaugural three-day World Future Energy Summit (WFES), which began yesterday.
During the lead-up to the much-anticipated WFES, which will address the necessity of global energy conservation and pressing environmental challenges, ADNEC is launching its strategy — ‘Reduce, Reuse and Recycle’ — which focuses on the minimising and recycling of exhibition waste.
ADNEC has also commenced a long-term education programme to train both exhibitors and contractors about waste responsibility and disposal solutions.
Simon Horgan, ADNEC chief executive officer, said: “ADNEC is acting to reduce the negative environmental impact of exhibitions.”
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