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

Smart Metering 

Smart Metering Metering plays a central role in the digital transformation of utilities. Advanced metering systems, including static meters and modules like Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) and Advanced ...

Industrial Manufacturing 

Industrial Manufacturing Manufacturing companies, from food and beverage to metal fabrication, face increasing pressure from regulators, investors, and customers to respond to the growing emphasis on ...

Residential and Commercial Buildings 

Residential and Commercial Buildings The convergence of climate, technology, and business models underlies a transformation of water usage and management at the building level. Often overlooked becaus...

Digital Asset Management 

Digital Asset Management Utilities worldwide are increasingly turning to digital asset management solutions to gain operational efficiencies and optimize their expenditures. Central to this shift is t...

Europe Industrial Water Market Outlook: Trends, Drivers, and Forecasts, 2025–2030 

The European manufacturing sector is expected to dominate market spending, with leading industries such as food production, power generation, and chemicals accounting for the most significant shares of both capital expenditure and operating expenditure.

U.S. & Canada Water Policy Review: Key Developments and Market Outlook, H1 2025 

Signed on 4 July, the fiscal year 2026 reconciliation budget allocates major resources to mining and fossil fuel development, with only limited, targeted water allocations. For water utilities and managers, this means navigating near-term uncertainty around federal funding streams, anticipating increased industrial demand, and preparing for uneven regional impacts.

Plastic Pipe Demand Growing Due to Its ‘Critical Roles’ 

Global Omnium Falters, Valencia Opens to Rivals 

A review of recent tender outcomes in the province of Valencia suggests that Global Omnium’s competitive position is weakening. Since 2019, despite participating in numerous bids, the company has won only 40% of new water concession contracts based on population served, and just 34% by contract value. This declining success rate highlights the risks of continued reliance on negotiated or inherited contracts—many of which are now subject to legal challenges.

Rehabilitation and Wastewater To Fuel Decade of Growth in Pipe Infrastructure, Exceeding US$117 Billion by 2035 

16 July 2025, Boston, Massachusetts – Capital expenditure (CAPEX) on pipe infrastructure for municipal water and wastewater utilities in the U.S. and Canada are projected to reach a total of US$117...