What’s new for 2026?

2026 marks a major step forward, with brand-new features designed to reflect where the environmental and resource management sector is heading next. From addressing critical workforce challenges, to accelerating innovation and giving visitors an up-close view of the technology transforming operations on the ground, these new additions bring fresh energy, insight and opportunity to the show floor.

Whether you’re looking to future-proof your team, discover the next generation of solutions, see real-world kit in action, or simply place yourself at the heart of the industry's network, these new features are built to inform, inspire, connect, and drive practical progress.

 
  • Swingers Golf Championship 2026
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    ESS Expo Careers Fair
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    A dedicated hub bringing together employers, educators, job-changers, up-skillers, and emerging talent to build the skills, careers and workforce needed to drive the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
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  • Waste Trucks Live: Chassis & Body Manufacturers Spotlight
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    Waste Trucks Live: Chassis & Body Manufacturers Spotlight
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    A live, side-by-side showcase bringing together the UK’s most comprehensive range of waste truck chassis and body combinations, designed to help fleet decision-makers compare, evaluate and specify the right vehicles in a real-world setting.
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  • Start-up, Scale-up, Innovation & Investors Network
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    Start-up, Scale-up, Innovation & Investors Zone
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    A high-visibility hub connecting investment-ready innovators with the capital, partners and decision-makers needed to accelerate proven environmental solutions from early growth to full-scale impact.
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  • Careers Fair
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    ESS Expo Careers Fair
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    A dedicated hub bringing together employers, educators, job-changers, up-skillers, and emerging talent to build the skills, careers and workforce needed to drive the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
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