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Global Desalination: Market Trends, Ownership Rankings, and Forecast, 2022–2028 

Climate shifts are putting additional stress on existing water supplies in select markets like Australia, the western U.S. and Latin America. At the same time, baseload demand for water in the Middle East rises with population and industrial requirements. Ongoing pressure on water supplies will continue to foster new seawater desalination and private sector investment in key markets.

Acquisitions, Investments Signal Opportunity in Nascent North American Water Proptech Market 

A string of recent M&A deals and venture capital investments highlight growing interest in the application of digital water technologies to the commercial real estate sector. Part of the nascent “proptech” (property technology) market, smart building water management solutions enable stakeholders to monitor water consumption and prevent leaks in commercial and multifamily residential buildings, such as offices, retail centers, and high-rise apartments.

Top Companies in Water: Financial Signals and Market Trends, Q2 2022 

Q2 analysis of the top publicly traded water companies shows leading players juggling supply and demand issues that are being influenced by global supply chain constraints such as energy prices, China lockdowns, and workforce shortages.

Build America, Buy America: What Does It Mean for the Water Sector? 

Bluefield’s Reese Tisdale, Eric Bindler, and Greg Goodwin discuss the Build America, Buy America Act and its implications for the water sector in the U.S. While designed to create an opportunity to...

The Water Opportunity Presented by Climate Change with Dr. Stephanie Smith 

Dr. Stephanie Smith, Product Segment Manager for Xylem’s Laboratory Solutions for North America, presents a great opportunity for water in solving the climate crisis. Stephanie explores practical me...

Water M&A: Trends and Deal Flow, Q2 2022 

Global water M&A have fallen off the feverish pace of the prior year, during which Bluefield recorded a combined 508 transactions. To date this year, Bluefield has recorded 114 transactions. Underlying this more tempered market are the myriad global factors, including recession concerns, inflation impacts on supply chain, energy market volatility, and rising labor rates. While these economic inputs weigh heavily on the broader investment landscape, the water sector continues to garner more investor and strategic interests.

Global Water Utilities Forecasted to Spend US$387.5 Billion on Digital Solutions this Decade 

14 June 2022, Boston, Massachusetts: Globally, water and wastewater utility sector expenditure on digital solutions is forecasted to grow 8.8% annually, from US$25.9 billion in 2021 to US$55.2 billio...

Can the Water Sector Benefit From Global Institutional Investors? 

Given the growing demand for project finance and increasing pension fund interest in infrastructure investments, the water sector is expected to benefit from institutional investor’s interest in key markets.

Forecasting Global Digital Water Growth: Key Trends and Drivers Shaping Our Outlook 

Bluefield's water experts present on the drivers and trends shaping the growth of the digital water market, break down the opportunity by region and technology type, and explore key financial, technological, regulatory, and environmental factors which will impact the digital water market outlook moving forward.

Community Based Utility Consolidation with US Water Alliance’s Emily Simonson 

Emily Simonson, the Director of Strategic Partnerships of the US Water Alliance, shares findings, insights and strategies distilled from the US Water Alliance’s recent report entitled Catalyzing Com...