Goodbye Forever!

Eliminating PFAS in Industry and the Environment

For decades, PFAS have been industry’s loyal partner thanks to their unique properties: chemical resistance, insulation, durability, and temperature stability. But today we know that this partnership is toxic – harming both people and the environment. With tighter regulations and an EU-wide ban approaching, the time has come to say goodbye to PFAS wherever possible.

This one-day conference gathers industry, utilities, experts, and decision-makers for a solution-oriented day focused on practical actions against PFAS.

Target group

The conference is designed for R&D leaders, CTOs, environmental managers, and other decision-makers and specialists working with PFAS challenges.

Why attend?

– Be inspired by solutions and new technologies addressing PFAS in industry and the environment. – Meet Robert Bilott live – the lawyer behind the movie *Dark Waters* – and hear why companies must invest in PFAS solutions. – Gain new knowledge on how Danish companies are addressing PFAS and where innovation is happening. – Expand your strategic network with other leaders and potential partners. – Experience technology in practice through a guided tour of DTI’s laboratories. – Become part of the solution through PFAS partnerships and initiatives led by the Danish EPA.

Practical information

– Free parking at the main entrance – Language: Primarily English

Participation fee

• 1,495 DKK excl. VAT – Standard registration
• 995 DKK excl. VAT – Clean members*
• 1,995 DKK excl. VAT (normal price 2,490 DKK excl. VAT) – Combined registration for both conferences (Polymer25 + Goodbye Forever!)*

*Write “Clean member” or “Double attendance” in the comment field when registering

The conferences are organised in collaboration with the Danish Technological Institute and supported by the Danish Plastics Federation, Clean, IDA Polymer, and the Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science. Clean’s activities are supported by the Danish Board of Business Development and The European Union.