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...
Energy Transition Energy systems and water systems are interconnected. The energy sector is currently undergoing a major transition, which will also impact water management opportunities. Thirty-five ...
Water M&A Water-related M&A for technology, equipment, and services companies has ebbed and flowed over the past five years. Spurred on by emerging market opportunities, market entry and strat...
Middle East-Africa From the Persian Gulf to the Cape of Good Hope, water scarcity and inadequate infrastructure has ravaged the region. While Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, along with the r...
Water Risk The World Economic Forum listed “Water Crisis” as the fifth biggest risk in its Global Risks Report, 2020—only behind (1) Climate Action Failure, (2) Weapons of Mass Destruction, (3) ...
Food and Water Nexus The high demand for water & wastewater treatment across the global food and beverage sector presents a host of opportunities to address water quality issues and wastewater eff...
Water Reuse Paralyzing drought and environmental impacts on water supplies across the U.S. sunbelt—from Florida to California—have thrust wastewater reuse into the spotlight as a critical solution...
Advanced Water Treatment Amidst increasing pressure on global water supplies, quality, and wastewater effluence, the deployment of advanced treatment technologies is proving critical to meet regulator...
Desalination The global desalination market is undergoing significant change driven by more widespread competition for water by increasingly stressed utilities and industry verticals. Climate shifts a...
