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$22 Billion for Water Reuse: Where are the Opportunities for Municipalities and Business?
Slides first presented on webinar hosted by the WaterReuse Association. Bluefield analyzes the market drivers for water reuse across the U.S., highlighting growing opportunities for water recycling investment.
Geographical hotspots, such as California, Texas, and Florida, as well as industrial verticals including power, data centers, and food and beverage, are expected to be the epicenters for demand for growth in water reuse systems.
More analysis is available in our Focus Report: U.S. Municipal Water Reuse: Opportunities, Outlook and Competitive Landscape, 2017-2027
The Business of Water: M&A Activity Going Strong
Reese Tisdale returns for an in-depth discussion of the business of water and specifically, the flurry of M&A activity the water industry has seen over the last few years. As president of Bluefield Re...Cal Water Seeks Biosolid Management Efficiency
On 29 September 2017, Drylet announced a successful trial with California Water Services Group to utilize the Texas-based firm’s biocatalyst technology to reduce sludge and associated biosolid management costs.Every Drop Counts: Oil and Gas Industry Targets Water Efficiency
Presentation first given by Bluefield VP Keith Hays at Aquatech on the oil and gas industry’s efforts to target efficiency. This presentation analyzes the combination of factors, including markets, regulation and technology that are driving oil and gas players toward efficiency
Water Reuse and Recycling: Market Opportunities and Challenges
In August 2017, asset management firm Equilibrium, released An Equilibrium Point of View, Water Reuse and Recycling // Market Opportunities and Challenges. This perspective provides a valuable over...Variable Frequency Drives: U.S. Municipal Industry Trends & Market Forecast
U.S. water & wastewater utilities are increasingly seeking alternatives to become more energy-efficient, drive down operating costs, address resiliency and upgrade deteriorating infrastructure. As such, electric drives for motors and pumps are taking on a critical role in achieving these goals.
Variable frequency drives, which regulate the speed and rotational force, or torque output, of an electric motor, provide the potential to reduce energy consumption up to 30%.
Catalyzed by increasing pressure on utilities to address energy and water efficiency, growing urban populations, and tightening environmental regulation, annual investment in drives is expected to more than double from US$279 million in 2017 to US$607 million by 2026.
In this Market Insight, Bluefield water experts analyze:
- The Municipal Water Landscape for Drives Technology
- Drives Technology Competitive Landscape
- Municipal Utility Drives Infrastructure CAPEX Forecast
- Drives Manufacturer Profiles
Four (water related) thoughts on Bentley’s Year in Infrastructure 2017
I had the pleasure of attending Bentley Systems’ 2017 Year in Infrastructure conference in Singapore. The event marked the first year the conference was held in the Asia Pacific region, and from wha...Water Solutions for Commercial Building Infrastructure: Market Dynamics and Competitive Landscape (France, Germany, UK)
As European governments strive toward energy-efficiency targets of 2030 and the broader goal to establish a decarbonized building stock by 2050, water management within buildings has emerged as a key area of focus. France, Germany and the UK contain over 49% of the 6.9 billion m2 of non-residential building stock in Europe.
With an estimated annual value of US$857 million, the market for water management equipment and services is growing between 1% to 3% per year. As players compete on price, product breadth, and efficiency, a growing trend toward connectivity in building design, construction, and management is influencing a shift towards digitally connected water management equipment.
Bluefield water experts have just released a new 40-slide Market Brief designed for companies assessing opportunities for water management in the commercial building sector. Topics covered include:
- Market Overview of Commercial Building Stock in Europe
- Policy and Market Environment for Water Management Solutions
- Competitive Landscape and profiles of key companies active in the four markets
