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New Coverage Water Policy 

Water Policy At the leading edge of improvements to water quality and wastewater discharges, globally, are targeted regulatory policies designed at the national and local level. While these may be eff...

Data Centers a Small, But Growing Factor in Arizona’s Water Budget 

Non-revenue Water: U.S. Municipal Utility Water Losses, Costs, and Trends 

Non-revenue water is a significant but often overlooked challenge in water management. Even minor leaks can waste thousands of gallons each month. Bluefield Research has analyzed 2,500 water loss audits across 11 states, quantifying the scale of non-revenue water, its financial ramifications, and the evolving strategies utilities are deploying to address this growing challenge.

Water Use in Data Centers and Microelectronics Manufacturing with Rod McNelly 

Rod McNelly, Vice President and General Manager of Water Solution and Services Segment for North America with Xylem, shares insights on water use in data centers and microelectronics manufacturing gle...

Will AI Enhance Human Expertise in Water, or Replace It? 

Why Water Will Be the Strategic Business Asset of 2025 

Main Corporate Subscriptions 

Corporate Subscriptions Staying ahead of critical market shifts and the competition requires a coherent research methodology, underlying data, and dedicated resources. Bluefield’s annual subscriptio...

Jacobs Affirms O&M Presence in Massachusetts 

On 27 February 2025, Jacobs Solutions announced a five-year service agreement with Southbridge, Massachusetts, to manage operations and maintenance for the town’s wastewater infrastructure.

Bluefield Coverage 

Water Quality Mounting public outcry and new state regulations are compelling water & wastewater utilities to address health risks associated with lead service lines, contaminants of emerging con...

Water Mergers & Acquisitions: Trends and Deal Flow, Q1 2025 

With the 2020–2021 M&A frenzy now in the rear-view mirror, corporates across the water sector and beyond have largely realigned strategies to embrace simplicity. This marks a shift from traditional conglomerate models, which historically prized diversification.