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US$107 Billion Global Metering Market Opportunity by 2030 Reflects Changing Nature of Technologies, Business Models, Utility Priorities 

Boston, Massachusetts, 29 March 2023: The centuries-old global water metering market is at an inflection point, with new technologies and business models altering the competitive landscape and im...

The Global Water Metering Landscape: Technology Shifts, Competitive Strategies, and Market Outlook 

The century-old water metering market is at an inflection point, as a host of new digitally enabled technologies and business models transform global water utilities’ relationships with their meters and meter providers. Against this backdrop, metering vendors face a host of macroeconomic, regulatory, and competitive shifts, from COVID-related supply chain shortages to a growing roster of agile newcomers and outsiders looking in.

The water sector’s major acquisitions of early 2023 

Digital Disruption In The Century-old Water Metering Market 

The global water metering market is at an inflection point, as a host of new digitally enabled technologies and business models transform global water utilities’ relationships with their meters and ...

Improving Water Use through Soil Health with Parker Cohn 

In this session, you’ll learn about: Resources and links mentioned in or relevant to this session include: Thank You! Thanks to each of you for listening and spreading the word about The Water Value...

Banking Industry Anxiety? Be Water, My Friend 

Here we go again. For those of my vintage, the last week has generated a not insignificant amount of 2008, Lehman Brothers anxiety with the fall of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). The r...

U.K.’s RSK Binges on Water, Aussie Engineers 

U.K.-headquartered RSK Group—an international environmental, engineering, and technical services provider—announced the acquisition of Brisbane, Australia-based Pensar Infrastructure. This is the firm’s 65th transaction over the last five years and its largest transaction outside of the U.K.

IIJA Aims to Reduce Backlog of U.S. Tribal Water, Sewer Infrastructure Needs 

Recent federal funding outlays—including the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and the US$1.7 trillion OMNIBUS bill passed in December 2022—have given the Indian Health Service historically high levels of access to federal funding. The allocations aim to address longstanding deficiencies in drinking water and sewer infrastructure for tribal communities.

U.S. & Canada Municipal Water: Key Trends, Deals, and Policy in Water Management, Q1 2023 

In November 2022, the U.S. White House released a progress report on Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funding announced to date. The latest data shows that the funding distributed through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the primary source for water infrastructure funding, aligns closely with the agency’s original funding distribution plans. This is a promising sign for players across the water sector.

The State of the Colorado River Negotiations with Pat Mulroy 

The one and only Pat Mulroy provides a stark reality check and status update on the state of the Colorado River negotiations. And Reese Tisdale from Bluefield Research provides his observations on sev...