Waste Net Zero 2026
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Waste Net Zero took place on Thursday 2 July 2026 at London's iconic County Hall, bringing together experts, innovators and decision-makers for a day of insight and action. Through keynote presentations, panel discussions and breakout sessions, attendees explored the evolving landscape of waste-related legislation and circularity and what it means for organisations looking to navigate change, embrace new opportunities and drive meaningful progress.
Catch up on content from this year's Waste Net Zero event
Michael Topman keynote: What will it take to deliver a truly circular economy?
Hear Biffa CEO Michael Topham's view on the realities, risks and opportunities facing the sector.
Cross sector collaborative innovation for the circular economy
Amy Hooper, Biffa's Group Head of Sustainability & Innovation, hosts a conversation with leading innovators on the partnerships, technologies and approaches helping organisations reduce waste, cut carbon and improve resource efficiency.
Policy meets production - building a practical circular economy
Carla Brian, Biffa's Public Affairs & Partnerships Director, leads a morning panel discussion on the challenges, opportunities and practical realities of delivering a circular economy in an evolving policy landscape.
Who pays for change? Financing the circular economy
Stephen Cole, Biffa's Managing Director of Biffa's Municipal Services Division, chairs a panel exploring the funding, investment and policy mechanisms required to accelerate circular economy infrastructure and innovation.
Find out more about Biffa's Sustainability initiatives
One Biffa
Waste Net Zero showcased the breadth of expertise and services available across Biffa, demonstrating how we support organisations in achieving their sustainability, waste management and circular economy ambitions. Explore our specialist divisions and solutions in more detail below.
Company Shop Group: Turning surplus into social value
One Biffa. One Circular Economy. Through Company Shop Group, Biffa goes beyond managing waste to preventing it altogether. By redistributing more than 100 million surplus products every year, CSG helps businesses unlock value from excess stock, reduces environmental impact, and supports thousands of people and communities across the UK. From surplus supermarkets to community-focused social enterprises, CSG is a powerful example of how the Biffa Group is creating a more circular, sustainable future where resources stay in use for longer and less goes to waste.