慕尼黑国际环保、能源和资源综合利用博览会(IFAT ENTSORGA)是国际上领先的环境保护、能源与资源综合利用的专业展览会，两年一届，在慕尼黑新展览中心举行。作为通过UFI认证的重要国际展会之一，国际环保、能源和资源综合利用贸易博览会(IFAT)始办于1966年，是目前世界上环保专业贸易的旗舰博览会，引领国际环保业的最新潮流，被公认为业内全球风向标。特别致力于废水、污水、废物处理和循 环应用领域的发展和创新。展会同期还将提供一系列环保行业领先科技和服务类论坛活动，内容覆盖水、污水及废弃物处理等各个方面。
参展企业来自全球几十个国家的近三千家主流环保企业，包括奥地利、巴西、保加利亚、加拿大、俄罗斯、印度、罗马尼亚、中国、南非在内的20多个国家会派出由国家级环保主管机构组织的考察团观摩展览及会议活动，专业贸易观众来自全球一百多个国家，达到12万名以上，展览面积也在26万平方米以上。
IFAT展会不仅为制造和推广环保技术和服务的出口型德国企业提供一个市场平台，同时它还吸引了大量其他国家的企业参展——在2008年展会上，IFAT迎来了历届最多的外国参展商（分别来自44个国家），同时参展的国外观众也大幅增长（分别来自163个国家）。 作为国内环保产业进入国际市场的重要窗口，它不仅能为中国广大环保厂商提供广阔的贸易平台，更是国内厂商搜寻最新行业资讯、提升企业知名度、寻找贸易伙伴及拓宽业务渠道的最佳场所。
展品范围(Show Products):
水提取和处理；水和污水处理；配水及污水渠；海岸保护/控制洪水；垃圾处置和回收利用；从废料产生的能量； 街道清洁，保养和冬季公路服务；旧网站净化/土壤处理；烟气洗涤和抽气/空气污染消减；降噪/隔音；空包装返回系统/瓶；测量，控制和实验室技术服务；科学，研究，技术转移。
展会报告(Show Reports):
IFAT Munich 2022: a strong restart for climate protection
High level of attendance at the world's largest trade fair for environmental technologies
2.984 exhibitors, around 119,000 visitors, half from abroad
Key topic: using and reusing resources efficiently
Be it plastics, building materials or water: sustainable resource management solutions are essential for environmental and climate protection—and can be found at IFAT Munich. The World's Leading Trade Fair for Water, Sewage, Waste and Raw Materials Management took place from May 30 to June 3, 2022. 2.984 exhibitors and around 119,000 visitors confirmed the fair as the most important platform for environmental technologies.
“A huge exhibition, concentrated knowledge transfer, networking—IFAT Munich 2022 served as pure inspiration and drives the sustainable transformation of industries and climate-resilient communities,” says Stefan Rummel, Managing Director of Messe München. “Having attracted 2,984 exhibitors from 59 countries and around 119,000 visitors from 155 countries, the show has approached pre-coronavirus levels—reflecting the great potential of environmental technologies and confirming its position as the world's leading platform for water, sewage, waste and raw materials management.” Dr. Johannes F. Kirchhoff, Chairman of the IFAT Munich Advisory Board adds: “The high international attendance at the trade show during this challenging time was impressive. It's great to see IFAT making such a strong restart, as it is a very important, sustainable driver for circular economy and the environmental industry.” From plastics to water: focus on closed cycles
The circular economy took up more space than ever at the trade show. At the opening, German Environment Minister Steffi Lemke emphasized: “A properly functioning circular economy saves primary resources, reduces dependencies and makes a significant contribution to protecting the climate and biodiversity. My policy aims to help strengthen the circular economy at all stages of its cycle and make environmental protection an appealing business model.”
A total of four special areas were specifically dedicated to the circular economy, for example for plastics and building materials. For water, as well, the focus was on sustainable use and closed cycles, for example in industrial production—and in cities, which must use smart water management to prepare for extreme drought as well as heavy rainfall. The trade fair showcased the enabling technologies, the conference program featured more than 300 experts sharing their knowledge, and there were plenty of live demonstrations and guided solution tours. The key figures of the trade fair
IFAT Munich covered a total of 260,000 square meters, occupying all 18 halls and a large part of Messe München’s outdoor area. 2,984 exhibitors from 59 countries and regions (2018: 3,305/58) and around 119,000 visitors from 155 countries and regions (2018: 142,472/162) traveled to Munich. Half of the exhibitors and visitors came from abroad. In comparison with the previous event, especially the strong participation from China and Russia was missing. A Start-up Area gathered 49 start-ups from 16 nations. There were 15 international joint pavilions from Europe as well as Japan, Canada, South Korea and the U.S. High-ranking political representatives traveled to the event, including from Egypt, Belgium and Malaysia, as well as the environment ministers of Brazil and Singapore and many international delegations.
