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More than US$234 billion of capital expenditures (CAPEX) are forecasted over the next decade to address aging municipal water & wastewater pipe network infrastructure. Precipitated by decades of underinvestment, municipal utilities are under increasing pressure to address deteriorating linear assets at a faster pace.
This Focus Report forecasts the capital expenditures (CAPEX) and factors shaping the rehabilitation, replacement, and new build across an existing network of 4 million miles of linear assets.
REPORT DETAILS
- Ten-year Annual CAPEX Forecast
- Forecast Methodology & Assumptions
- Pipes by Material Type & Diameter
- Network Hardware: Valves, Fittings, Hydrants, Manholes
- State-by-State Geographic Segmentation
- Market Drivers & Shifts
(e.g. Housing Starts, Population)
KEY QUESTIONS ADDRESSED
- What factors drive replacement, rehabilitation, and greenfield network CAPEX?
- How are U.S. pipe distribution & collection networks segmented, geographically?
- What are the emerging trends and market disruptors?
- Which pipe materials will gain market-share over the next decade?
- How are associated hardware impacted by network growth?
Table of Contents
- Report Scope & Methodology
- Executive Summary
- Historic Investment Trends in Water & Wastewater Infrastructure
- Network Asset CAPEX Forecast, 2019-2028
- Total Network CAPEX by Asset Class
- Drivers for Change in Distribution & Collection Network Infrastructure
- Anticipating Climatic Events Mitigates Utility Risks
- Billion-Dollar Weather-Related Disaster Trend 1980-2018
- National Flood Insurance Claims Paid by Year, 1978-2017
- Population, Demographic Shifts Signal Demand Changes
- U.S. Public Water Supply Trend, 1950-2015
- Aging Infrastructure & Deferred Investment
- Water Loss Auditing Programs by State
- Age of Pipe Infrastructure by Region
- New Network Additions Driven by Housing Starts
- Housing Starts: Total, Privately Owned Housing Units Started
- Urban-Rural Splits by State
- Municipal Material Preferences, Procurement Policies Shape Market Opportunities
- Installed Pipe Networks by Material Type by Region
- Anticipating Climatic Events Mitigates Utility Risks
- Forecast Methodology & Assumptions
- Bluefield Forecast Methodology
- Bluefield Approach & Assumptions
- Building on the Existing Asset Base
- Calculating the Underlying Costs
- Determining Rates of Change
- Geographic Inputs Shape Variability
- Diverging Material & Hardware Costs
- Sowing Seeds for Greenfield Infrastructure
- Greenfield Infrastructure Inputs
- Northeast Region Replacement and Rehabilitation Inputs
- Distribution & Collection Network Forecasts
- Forecast Overview
- Network Asset Investment Compared to Total U.S. Municipal Water & Wastewater CAPEX
- Labor versus Equipment Spend on Network Assets
- Forecast by Geography
- Ranking : Top Ten States by CAPEX Segments
- Breaking Down the Outlook : Greenfield, Replacement, & Rehabilitation
- Network Asset Investment Forecast : Greenfield, Replacement, & Rehabilitation
- Distribution and Collection Pipes and Fittings
- Pipe Equipment Spend by New, Replacement, & Rehabilitation
- Pipe Equipment Spend by Material Types
- Pipe Equipment Spend by Pipe Diameter
- Pipe Fittings Equipment Spend
- Valve Types & Sizes
- Butterfly, Plug, & Gate Valve Equipment Spend
- Air Valve Equipment Spend
- Manhole Market Outlook
- Manhole Equipment Spend by New, Replacement, and Rehabilitated Assets
- Manhole Equipment Spend by Size
- Hydrant Market Outlook
- Hydrant Equipment Spend
- Forecast Overview
- Looking to the Future
- Annual Value of State and Local Construction Put in Place 2006-2013
- Digital Impacts : Network Asset Intelligence & Windows into the Network
- Potential U.S. CAPEX Savings from Advanced Asset Management, 2018-2027
- New Materials Reshape Footprint
- Historical Pipe Material Usage
- Will Trenchless Go Big?
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Trenchless Technologies
- Lead Mitigation to Continue
- Existing Lead Service Lines by State