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U.S. Water Pipe Vendor Strategies: Manufacturing Facilities, Market Share & Company Rankings
Across the U.S., a vast network of underground infrastructure—comprising 2.2 million miles of drinking water distribution pipes and 1.8 million miles of wastewater collection pipes pipes—serves the connected population. Yet, as these systems age, the burden on utilities intensifies, with approximately 237,000 water line breaks reported annually. These failures highlight the urgent need for a comprehensive approach to replacing and rehabilitating our aging infrastructure.U.K.-based M Group AMP-ed for Growth with New Investor
On 27 June 2024, private equity group CVC Capital Partners announced the acquisition of U.K.–based M Group Services from PAI Partners through its Fund IX for an undisclosed amount—likely well over £1 billion. The deal marks CVC’s first venture into water and signals long-term confidence in the U.K. water market.
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Mandating Water Conservation: California Takes Leading Role in Long-Term U.S. Water Strategy
Earlier this summer, California’s State Water Board set in motion a significant precedent by adopting urban water conservation regulations designed to make water conservation “a Cal...
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Why Stormwater Deserves More Attention with ADS’s Brian King
Brian King, the Executive Vice President of Marketing, Product Management and Sustainability for Advanced Drainage Systems provides a tour de force interview explaining stormwater in a way you’ve pr...U.S. & Canada Digital Water Market Outlook: Key Drivers, Competitive Shifts, and Forecasts, 2024–2033
The U.S. and Canada have long been at the forefront of digital water adoption, shaped by a diverse network of assets, an expansive roster of technology vendors, and relative access to capital. As such, Bluefield Research anticipates strong demand for digital water solutions in North America, underpinning a cumulative US$169.5 billion in spending from 2024 to 2033.
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