Bluefield’s latest snapshot of the top 50 publicly traded water companies shows a sector still growing—but with turbulence under the surface. In this episode, host Reese Tisdale digs into Bluefiel...
Private Investment The role of private participation in water, globally, is one path to rehabilitating and upgrading utility assets. From investor-owned utilities in the U.S. to build-own-and-operate ...
Corporate Sustainability Increasingly, publicly traded companies are accounting for the impacts of their decisions on water usage and facilities’ discharges. The outcome of their growing focus will ...
Infrastructure Investment Water infrastructure has been chronically underfunded. According to the most recent Infrastructure Report Card by the American Society of Civil Engineers, the Drinking Water...
Stormwater Stormwater infrastructure assets, designed to handle historical levels of precipitation, are increasingly insufficient to withstand the frequency and severity of today’s storms. In the U....
Water for High Tech Start a Conversation Data centers and semiconductor fabrication are becoming major drivers of industrial water demand. As cloud services, AI, and IoT scale globally, water requirem...
Asia Pacific Scaling demand for water & wastewater treatment is making the Asia Pacific region a hotbed for technology and business innovation. In light of this insatiable demand, the region is fo...
Drinking Water From “forever chemicals” and lead to microplastics and saltwater intrusion, numerous factors are impacting the quality of municipal drinking water. Cities around the world—from Ca...
Wastewater There are 1.8 million miles of wastewater pipe installed across the U.S. and over 2 million miles installed in Europe. However, wastewater infrastructure is often overshadowed by drinking w...
Cost of Water The cost of providing water & wastewater services is climbing in response to aging infrastructure, more advanced treatment to address water quality concerns (e.g., PFAS), algae bloom...
