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All Corporate Subscription clients receive one seat to Data Navigator. To inquire about additional seats or schedule a demo, contact us.
 

2024 U.S. Elections: Implications for the Water Industry / Complimentary White Paper

This Bluefield Research paper examines the potential impacts of the upcoming governing scenarios (i.e., Democratic and Republican) on the municipal utility service providers and industrial water and wastewater sectors. Complimentary with website registration.

 

Stay on Top of All Things Water with Our Weekly Newsletter

Bluefield’s team of water experts provides the latest water news and analysis that matters. In each issue:

  • Bluefield’s top picks: water news headlines
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Mandating Water Conservation: California Takes Leading Role in Long-Term U.S. Water Strategy

Urban water conservation regulations designed to make water conservation “a California way of life,” mandates  that 405 urban water suppliers—serving 95% of the state’s population—meet conservation targets starting in 2027.

 

 

Hot Topic Alert / Water for High Tech: Semiconductor Manufacturing and Data Centers in the U.S. and Canada

High-tech industrial water markets are seeing a lot of change—from rising demand for data and the energy transition to a focus on corporate sustainability—amplifying the need for water management spend and solutions. High capital investments and growth in both semiconductor manufacturing and data centers  highlight opportunities for water management. For this reason, Bluefield water experts shared their analysis with clients on the growth opportunities in North America’s scaling semiconductor and data center industries.

 

Are U.K. Utilities Ready for the AMP8 Investment Cycle?

The U.K.’s water sector is facing uncharted waters and a critical juncture in preparation for the upcoming AMP8 investment cycle. This cycle sets the financial agenda for the world’s most privatized water market, with a proposed £104.6 billion investment.