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Planning for Water Resources in the Face of Climate Change
Erin Wilson of Wilson Water Group joins The Water Values podcast in a (long awaited) episode TWV #090. Erin does a fantastic job of walking us through aspects of the water engineering profession, expl...Market-Based Opportunities for Private Water Players: U.S. Military Service Contracts
Once dominated by a few select players, military service contracts now offer market-based opportunities for private water companies. While investor-owned utilities in the U.S. rely heavily on their core, regulated municipal activities, market-based activities (e.g. military, energy contracts, services) are proving to be an area of growth for select companies. Thus far, only only three major players derive more than 10% of their revenues from market-based activities.
Service contracts with U.S. military bases provide room for growth, particularly as the U.S. government is expected to continue its reliance on third-parties going forward. American Water and American States hold a virtual duopoly on the market, indicating the DoD’s reliance on larger players.
In this Data Insight, Bluefield experts analyze:
- Investor-Owned Utility Market-Based Activities
- Select Players Dominating Military Contracts
- Recent Contracts
- Outsiders Looking In
U.S. Investor-Owned Utilities M&A Update: 2013 – Q3 2016
More than US$448 million of acquisitions for 25 deals have been completed through the first three quarters of this yearEurope’s Private Water Utilities: Company Profiles, Rankings, & Trends, 2016
Europe's top 15 consolidated private water utilities serve over 147 million of people in 11 countries, covering just under 30% of total population.Canada Municipal Water Infrastructure: Utility Strategies & CAPEX Forecasts, 2016-2025
Canada’s municipal utilities are on track to spend C$72 billion (or C$2,500 bill per person) on water infrastructure over the next decadeSmart Water Meters in Europe: Utility Strategies Drive Adoption, 2016-2020
Market insight analyzing utility strategies to drive smart water meter adoption. Available for purchase and immediate download
European water utilities are deploying new strategies to become more efficient– taking steps to address non-revenue water and leakage management, while improving customer service. Smart meters are a critical first step– allowing utilities to harness the value of “Big Data” to manage unbilled water consumption and rising capital and operating costs.
This new Market Insight from Bluefield is essential for companies evaluating investment needs, outlook, opportunities, and trends in smart water across Europe. Topics covered include:
- Market Drivers & Inhibitors for Smart Meter Deployment
- Utility and Vendor Metering Strategies
- Profiles of the 40 largest municipal utilities
- Profiles of the leading smart water meter vendors
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Key questions addressed:
- What is the size of the European smart water meter market and what is the addressable opportunity?
- Where are metering rollouts expected to take place by country and by utility?
- What are the most successful utility strategies for driving the adoption of smart water metering?
- Which vendors are best-positioned in terms of utility wallet share and value chain?
- How will EU directives and national water policies impact smart meter spend over the next decade?
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