Workshop Day: 21 October 2025
Conference: 22-23 October 2025
Houston, TX, USA
Double Tree by Hilton - Greenway Plaza
Workshop Day: 21 October 2025
Conference: 22-23 October 2025
Houston, TX, USA
World's leading event for NORM & TENORM disposal and waste management
Bringing together 150+ global authorities, addressing exclusive insights into cutting-edge research, regulatory updates and transformative approaches that are setting new industry standards.
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NORM Global is calling for groundbreaking research and technical insights into NORM & TENORM.
The Premier Forum for NORM Waste Management & Disposal
Join us as we address the complex challenges of NORM in today's industrial landscape and collaborate on innovative solutions that will define tomorrow's best practices.
Cross-Industry Expertise
Unparalleled access to thought leaders from oil & gas, mining, water treatment, construction, and beyond - all united to tackle shared radiation management challenges.
Research & Regulatory Updates
Exclusive insights into the latest scientific breakthroughs and evolving compliance frameworks for NORM/TENORM disposal and management.
Best Practice Showcase
Discover field-tested methodologies and transformative approaches that are setting new industry standards for safety, efficiency, and environmental responsibility.
Global Perspective, Practical Solutions
Connect with an international community of specialists dedicated to developing actionable strategies for your most pressing NORM management concerns.
What you need to know about NORM?
The global 'Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM) disposal & waste management' market was valued at $265 million in 2024. With a CAGR of 5.3%, it is expected to reach $377 million by 2032.
Increasing global focus on environmental sustainability, public health safety, and increasing industrial activities has elevated the importance of NORM disposal and waste management.
High prevalence of NORM is found various industries and major contributors includes oil and gas, mining, and water treatment.
These sectors are responsible for the safe handling, storage, and disposal of radioactive materials that occur naturally in the environment but pose significant health risks if not properly managed.
The market is trending toward the development of more efficient and safer disposal methods, with an emphasis on minimizing environmental impact. The demand for these solutions is anticipated to increase as industries seek to manage and dispose of their NORM waste responsibly.
How does NORM Global aim to address the existing constraints?
NORM Global is the meeting place for the most renowned NORM & TENORM management experts from across the globe.
The conference serves as a catalyst to increase industry awareness and understanding of the problem coupled with industry solutions and government regulatory efforts to develop safer and more cost-effective methods to minimise, process, and dispose NORM.
Convening players from Americas, Australia, Europe, Africa & Middle East, the event will be hosted in Houston, USA’s oil & gas powerhouse for three days of action-packed discussions and unrivalled networking.
Publish your work in the online journal, free & exclusive access to conference attendees.
We are pleased to announce our partnership with the Journal of Environmental Radioactivity (JENVR).
Delegates of the conference can submit technical papers for submission and enter into a peer review process, those accepted will be published in a Virtual Special Issue.
Prior to submission, authors are encouraged to visit the JENVR website to ascertain their content is of interest to the general JENVR audience.
JENVR discourages submission of papers on regulatory aspects or routine measurements of NORM in the natural environment or industrial processes.
There are no fees or hidden costs for submission and publication of papers. JENVR has a CiteScore of 4.9 and an Impact Factor of 2.3.
For further information, please contact neha.shaikh@informa.com
20 continuing education units.
The American Board of Health Physicists has approved the conference for 20 continuing education units.
Licensed engineers and geoscientists will receive a certificate of attendance for professional development hours in compliance with the rules of the Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors and the Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists.
