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Australia Digital Water Forecast Data
Clients rely on our digital water forecasts to support their strategic planning. Bluefield forecasted the Digital Water market outlook through 34 established and emerging technology segments across each state in Australia. This dataset accompanies our report “The Digital Water Revolution,” which evaluates key market trends, drivers, and inhibitors shaping the global outlook for digital water… Continue reading Australia Digital Water Forecast Data
Domestic Water: Drivers and Emerging Trends for Advanced Water Management in the Home, U.S., U.K., Australia
Australia Water & Wastewater: Utility Market Trends, Drivers, and Forecasts
Smart Water Down Under: Australia Water Utilities Deploy Advanced Technologies in Search of Operational Efficiency
Government-owned municipal water utilities in Australia provide essential water supply services to over 22 million people, representing 82.4% of the population. 2017 saw an uptick in municipal utilities turning to smart water technologies, with 27 projects announced or developed, doubling the previous highs in 2016. In this 30-slide Market Insight Bluefield water experts analyze: Structure… Continue reading Smart Water Down Under: Australia Water Utilities Deploy Advanced Technologies in Search of Operational Efficiency
Mandating Water Conservation: California Takes Leading Role in Long-Term U.S. Water Strategy
Earlier this summer, California’s State Water Board set in motion a significant precedent by adopting urban water conservation regulations designed to make water conservation “a California way of life.” Rather than merely request voluntary action, the mandate requires that 405 urban water suppliers—serving 95% of the state’s population—meet conservation targets starting in 2027. This shift from voluntary drought-driven restrictions to… Continue reading Mandating Water Conservation: California Takes Leading Role in Long-Term U.S. Water Strategy
Global Growth in Hydrogen Production Drives Water Management Spend Forecast to US$26 Billion by End of Decade
Boston, Massachusetts, 15 May 2024: Green hydrogen, a clean fuel with applications for the industrial, power, and transportation sectors, has emerged as a key focal point of the global energy transition and is driving opportunities for companies across the water industry, according to a new report from Bluefield Research, The Hydrogen Economy: Water Demand, Management Strategies, and Global Forecasts,… Continue reading Global Growth in Hydrogen Production Drives Water Management Spend Forecast to US$26 Billion by End of Decade
What Can the Water Industry Learn from the Success of the Renewable Power Industry?
There is no doubt that the electric power and water sectors are intrinsically linked. From thermal power generation (e.g., natural gas, coal) to the emergence of a hydrogen economy, one sector cannot operate without the other. Yet, while they are so closely connected operationally, a clear divide exists between the amount of attention given to water and… Continue reading What Can the Water Industry Learn from the Success of the Renewable Power Industry?
What’s In, What’s Out for Water in 2024?
Standing on the precipice of a new year, the water industry finds itself, once again, at a crossroads of tradition and transformation. This year represents a pivotal juncture for water industry stakeholders across the value chain. At times, it seems that water is in the news more than ever before and it feels like we,… Continue reading What’s In, What’s Out for Water in 2024?
Grundfos Goes Deeper Into Digital Water
Danish pump manufacturer Grundfos has recently acquired U.K.-based telemetry and analytics firm Metasphere from private equity investor XPV Water Partners. Grundfos has in recent years, expanded its footprint from its core pump offerings for water network management and treatment toward digital offerings. Metasphere’s specific experience with wastewater networks especially in the U.K. and Australia, will… Continue reading Grundfos Goes Deeper Into Digital Water
