Lord Redesdale answers frequent questions about EMEX

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Lord Redesdale answers frequent questions about EMEX

Lord Redesdale, EMEX Conference Chair, says: "We have so much to discuss and achieve to drive forward energy efficiency and Net Zero," and has put together answers to the main questions raised about the well established EMEX exhibition and conference, which for 2021 takes place next Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 at ExCeL in London's docklands.

emex lord recesdale Portrait 400px Here are five frequently asked questions worth sharing:

Q1. Is the show in person?
Yes, there will be no virtual or so-called hybrid event.

Q2. Do I need to register in advance?
Yes, turning up at the venue without a badge means that you will have to do it on-site, which will take much longer!

It just takes 30 seconds to do it online now:
https://emexlondon

Q3. Will my print badge give me direct access to the show?
Yes, printing and bringing your badge with you on the day will allow you to walk straight into the show.

Simply fold your badge to be attached to a crocodile clip lanyard avoiding the use of plastic badge holders!
Don't worry if you forget your badge, we'll be able to reprint one using your registration confirmation email.

Q4. Are they any entry requirements due to COVID-19?
Your safety is important to us. Please read the entry requirements to ExCeL:
www.emexlondon.com/useful-information/#covid

Q5. Are all the conference sessions free-to-attend and can I drop in and out at my convenience?
Your badge gives you access to the exhibition as well as all the sessions across our 4 theatres.
All our sessions are open for you to drop in at your convenience on either one or both days.

You can download the Full Agenda with the floor plan here:
https://www.emexlondon.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/EMEX2021-Conference-Agenda.pdf

I hope to see you next week at EMEX 2021.

Best wishes,

Lord Redesdale
EMEX Conference Chair