New York Municipal Water and Wastewater Infrastructure: State Funding Awards 2016

The state of New York is investing in water infrastructure. Governor Cuomo announced the funding for 95 water infrastructure projects across nine regions in the state. Project funding applications show more than 70% of estimated budgets dedicated to clean water (wastewater) projects, while the remainder is planned for drinking water projects. Oneida County stands out as… Continue reading New York Municipal Water and Wastewater Infrastructure: State Funding Awards 2016

Renewable-Powered Desalination: Global Market Trends and Drivers

Renewable-Powered Desalination is taking off in emerging markets.  Bluefield analyzes trends and drivers Since 2000, 66 renewable-energy-powered desalination plants have been commissioned with a combined capacity of 1.7 million m3/d. Solar and wind energy power 57 of these plants. Almost all of this renewable desalination capacity has been installed in developed countries attempting to offset… Continue reading Renewable-Powered Desalination: Global Market Trends and Drivers

Brexit: UK Water Sector Players Brace for Impact

Brexit has injected another level of uncertainty into the municipal water sector, requiring all foreign investors to reassess their UK portfolios. Overall, the municipal water sector responds more gradually to market and policy changes than other sectors, and the AMP6 guarantees predictability in terms of infrastructure investment levels through 2020. However, The UK water industry will… Continue reading Brexit: UK Water Sector Players Brace for Impact