Join SCS Engineers at the Lucky Leaf Expo Richmond, August 28-29, at the Greater Richmond Convention Center in Richmond, Virginia. Lucky Leaf Expo brings together cannabis industry leaders, operators, future license holders, brands, investors and service providers as Virginia prepares for potential changes to its adult-use cannabis market.
SCS professionals Chris Petro, Eva Luu, Armando Hurtado-Garcia and Jodie Rukamp will be attending. Connect with our team to discuss environmental and regulatory considerations for cannabis operations.
Speakers: Eva Luu and Armando Hurtado-Garcia, SCS Engineers
Cannabis odor control can present challenges for operators as they evaluate technologies suited to their facilities. Drawing on six years of field testing, Eva and Armando will discuss environmental conditions, maintenance requirements, cost-effectiveness and public perception. The session will provide a practical framework for evaluating odor control technologies based on specific operational needs.
Visit SCS at the Lucky Leaf Expo to learn more about odor management, air quality and environmental compliance for cannabis operations. Register now!
SCS Engineers is proud to participate in Lucky Leaf Expo Minneapolis! Taking place February 27–28, 2026, at the Minneapolis Convention Center. As Minnesota emerges as one of the nation’s next major cannabis markets, this two-day conference brings together industry professionals, regulators, entrepreneurs, and job seekers to explore opportunities shaping the future of cannabis in the region. SCS Engineers partners with clients to address environmental compliance, odor control, zoning, and infrastructure planning challenges critical to sustainable cannabis operations. Register today!
Visit Booth #125 to connect with Eva Luu, Sonya Betker, Armando Hurtado-Garcia, and Christopher Petro, and attend the following SCS Engineers-led sessions:
Cannabis Without the Complaints: Zoning, Odor Control, and Sustainable Industry Growth
Presented by Christopher Petro and Armando Hurtado-Garcia
This session explores how cities can balance economic growth with community impacts through effective zoning, odor control standards, permitting strategies, and operational best practices that support long-term industry success.
Making Scents of Odor Control: Evaluating Mitigation Technologies and Trade-offs
Presented by Eva Luu and Armando Hurtado-Garcia
Drawing on years of field testing, this presentation compares odor control technologies by evaluating environmental conditions, maintenance needs, cost-effectiveness, and public perception to help decision-makers select the right solutions for specific operational scenarios.
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