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Is the Global Water Sector Positioned for a Pivot from the Status Quo? 

Albert Einstein once said, “In this midst of difficulty, lies opportunity.” This has never been truer than in the municipal water sector today. During a recent webcast, our panel asked a...

Water Takes a Seat at the Table in New, Landmark Infrastructure Bill 

The elusive “Infrastructure Week” has finally been realized with the passage of H.R. 3685, a US$1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that includes US$550 billion in new spending. For water, this is a ...

Water Quality in the Cloud with Neno Duplan 

Locus Technologies founder and CEO Neno Duplan provides a wealth of experience on water quality in the cloud. Neno began cloud-based data work before any of us knew what the cloud even was. He does a ...

Water to Benefit from Beyond the Obvious in Washington’s Proposed Infrastructure Plan 

The Biden Administration laid out its initial US$2 trillion proposal, The American Jobs Plan, to rebuild the country’s infrastructure, and it reaffirms Bluefield’s optimism about the prospect...

Outsiders No Longer Just Window Shopping in Water 

Recent excitement over 3x billion-dollar acquisitions in one week underscores a scaling interest in water and an opportunity for water as a platform for growth. While it is obvious that water is essen...

Will a Biden Administration Really Impact Water Sector Investment? 

Out of the gates the new president, emboldened by a slim majority in the Senate and House of Representatives, has begun laying out a roadmap for change in infrastructure investment and environmental p...

An Ocean of Opportunity in a World of Crisis 

Never let a good crisis go to waste. Winston Churchill is credited with saying this towards the end of World War Two as he met with Stalin and Roosevelt, referring to the opportunities that present th...

Forever Chemicals in Drinking Water, Free of Charge 

Water is mostly recession-proof, with residential demand up +21% in some communities, water mains still leak (if not bursting) at average rates of +15% nationwide, and water quality concerns remain–...

It’s Not Just the Economy; Are Municipal Water Utilities Prepared for Looming Change? 

Municipal utilities in the United States are expected to deploy US$629 billion on capital expenditures (CAPEX) over the next decade to address increasing demands on water and wastewater infrastructure...

Embracing innovation, 10-Year Water Infrastructure CAPEX Forecast could reach US$673 billion, based on market conditions 

Boston, Massachusetts – Municipal utilities in the U.S. are forecasted to spend US$629 billion on capital expenditures (CAPEX) over the next decade to address increasing demands on water and wa...