CEM India 2026 will take place from 10–12 March 2026 at Yashobhoomi (IICC), bringing together leading experts and solution providers in air quality and emissions monitoring. Organised by ILM – International Labmate Ltd, the event is recognised as India’s largest dedicated platform for air emissions and environmental monitoring technologies.
The three-day exhibition and conference will attract process and plant operators, environmental managers, regulators, instrument users, buyers, and industry professionals involved in monitoring and controlling industrial air emissions across multiple sectors.
Co-Located with AQUAMATE India 2026
CEM India 2026 will run alongside AQUAMATE India, the country’s largest exhibition focused on water and wastewater monitoring. The co-location of these two major environmental events will create a comprehensive platform for professionals working in environmental testing, analysis, compliance, and treatment solutions.
By bringing air and water monitoring communities under one roof, the event aims to foster knowledge exchange, networking opportunities, and business development across the environmental sector.
Key Focus Areas and Conference Highlights
CEM India 2026 will cover a broad spectrum of topics related to air quality management and emissions control. Core focus areas include:
- Air quality monitoring networks and advanced sensor technologies
- Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS)
- Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Systems (CAAQMS)
- Real-time monitoring and compliance solutions
- Data acquisition, reporting, and handling systems
- Emission trading programmes and regulatory frameworks
- Fenceline monitoring and industrial case studies
The conference programme will also explore current and future environmental regulations, best practices in emissions management, and emerging technologies shaping the future of air monitoring.
Advanced Monitoring Technologies on Display
Technology demonstrations will highlight solutions for monitoring gaseous emissions such as NOx, SO₂, CO, and CO₂, along with trace pollutants including metals, mercury, and dioxins. Discussions will also focus on measuring emerging pollutants and implementing robust quality assurance and quality control systems for monitoring equipment.
In addition, the event will showcase the growing role of artificial intelligence and digital technologies in enhancing data accuracy, predictive analysis, and environmental compliance.
Strengthening India’s Environmental Monitoring Ecosystem
CEM India 2026 aims to serve as a comprehensive platform for industry stakeholders to explore innovative monitoring solutions, share insights, and strengthen environmental compliance practices across India. With its strong technical programme and international participation, the event is set to play a key role in advancing air quality and emissions monitoring standards nationwide.
