Air quality, Odours, Noise

The exhibition area brings together the experts on air quality analysis and treatment, pollution control, gas emissions remediation, treatment of odorous compounds and noise treatment.

Air pollution causes many chronic diseases and about 300,000 premature deaths per year in Europe. It also impacts biodiversity, agriculture and forests. The EU proposed new air quality rules in 2022, changing thresholds and strengthening monitoring of pollutants. The quality of indoor air, influenced by external pollutants and building materials, benefits from technological advances (micro-sensors, improved filtration...).

Noise affects one in five Europeans, with a social cost of € 147 billion in France (Ademe, 2021), mainly related to transport. Innovations are emerging in insulation (solar acoustic screens, noise-cancelling asphalt) and measurement thanks to artificial intelligence (sound recognition, optimized simulations).

Key figures 

5 000

visitors

175

exhibitors

45

conferences

1

village

The air sector at Pollutec

  • Treatment of odorous compounds, deodorization
  • Conditioning
  • Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) treatment
  • Transporting and extraction of gas and smoke
  • Treatment of gaseous pollutants
  • Air pollution control agents
  • Particle treatment and dust removal
  • Treatment of interior air
  • Noise
  • Consulting engineers, design offices, engineering firms
  • Services
    • Computing and software
    • Analysis, Measurement & Monitoring Laboratories
    • Research institutes

Exhibit to over 70,000 professionals

Contact us to join the Air quality, odours, noises exhibition area for the next edition of Pollutec

Gabrielle Mahé 

Sales manager



Marc-Aurèle Maugat

Key account manager

+33 (0)1 47 56 21 22

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