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Leigh Ramsey 

Leigh Ramsey is a senior analyst focused on global digital water technology, solutions and their applications across municipal and industrial water landscapes. Prior to Bluefield, she worked as an env...

A Growing Market and Demand for Smart Residential Water Solutions 

CoreWeave’s Recent Activity Underpins Transition for Data Center Water Demand 

AI-driven data center expansion is reshaping the infrastructure landscape, with unprecedented capital outlays expected to transform cooling and water demands. CoreWeave, for instance, plans to invest between US$20 billion and US$23 billion in 2025, representing a 159% increase over its 2024 investment.

Italy PFAS Ruling Signals Remediation Challenges and Opportunities 

On 26 June 2025, Italy’s Vicenza province court delivered a landmark ruling in the Miteni PFAS case. The case involves a chemical plant in Trissino, Italy, that released harmful PFAS into the environment from the 1960s until 2013. Public prosecutors and civil plaintiffs are seeking over €100 million in damages.

Volue Infrastructure Divestment Sets Stage for Targeted Growth 

Volue’s core product, Gemini VA, provides critical asset management solutions for municipalities, gathering data related to wiring, dimensions, operating history, and pipe network information. The database serves as a foundational piece of technology, allowing field technicians to document operational data within the network, manage work orders, and maintenance operations.

Canada’s New Water Agency and the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’: What’s Next for Water Funding in North America? 

From bold new initiatives in Canada to proposed federal budget cuts in the U.S., major policy shifts are reshaping the water landscape across North America. In this episode, Bluefield’s water expert...

As Data Centers Multiply in the Chesapeake Region, Water Use Increases Too 

Satellite-enabled utility metering: a new frontier in IoT connectivity 

Midstream Water Outlook Signals Increased Efficiencies, Infrastructure Investment 

Between 2018 and 2024, the produced water volumes in the U.S. hydraulic fracturing segment grew at a historical compound annual growth rate of 5.78%, underpinning the emergence of what is now a multibillion-dollar midstream water management opportunity.

U.S. Data Center Water Expenditure to Exceed US$4 Billion by 2030