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Mekorot and Watersight Expand Partnership with AquaRing Deployment at New Locations in Israel 

U.S. & Canada Municipal Water: Key Trends, Deals, and Policy Activity in Water Management, Q2 2023 

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s recent 7th Drinking Water Infrastructure Needs Survey and Assessment, there are currently an estimated 9.1 million lead service lines (LSLs) across the country, with Florida estimated to have the greatest number of LSLs at 1.1 million. Through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, US$15 billion in funding will be available over the 2022–2025 period to address LSL replacement.

Water for Oil & Gas: Market Trends and Forecasts, 2023–2030 

The global use of oil & gas as an energy source continues to rise due to population growth and industrialization. Water and oil & gas are intrinsically linked. For water solutions providers, the vertical presents opportunities in concentrated geographic markets with historical oil & gas capacity, areas with expected refinery developments, and areas where water scarcity risks continue to drive efficiency projects.

Industrial Water: Forecasting Market Opportunities for Growth 

In this client presentation, Bluefield water experts present analysis across select industrial verticals and three key trends shaping the industrial water space—rising data demand, energy transition, and corporate sustainability—and their impacts on market sizing and company strategies.

What’s Behind Engineering Firms’ Strategy Shifts in Water? 

Jacobs, one of the leading engineering firms in water, announced plans to spinout its Critical Mission Solutions business unit. With this move, the company streamlines their business focus, including ...

The Amazing Uses of Nanobubble Technology with Moleaer CEO Nick Dyner 

Nick Dyner, CEO of Moleaer, takes us on an amazing journey into nanobubble technology – what it is, what it does and how it improves water efficiency, water quality, water processes and much more. I...

Water Scarcity Drives New Mining Regulations: Will Chile Serve as a Blueprint for Mexico? 

The mining sector uses a lot of water—in fact, it’s the world’s second most water-intense industry, when benchmarked against company revenues. Skyrocketing demand for metals like copper, l...

Nestlé, Corporate Requirements Amplify Water Risk in Parched Arizona 

On 21 March 2023, Arizona’s Senate passed Senate Bill 1660 to allow industrial facilities to treat wastewater onsite and receive long-term storage credit for recharging the treated effluent into underground aquifers. Behind Senate Bill 1660 is Nestlé’s recently announced US$675 million investment to develop a coffee-creamer facility in Glendale, Arizona. The company intends to recycle wastewater and receive credits for underground water storage.

Water Management and Utility Impact across the Colorado River Basin 

Considered the ‘Lifeline of the West,’ the Colorado River Basin provides drinking water and hydropower to more than 40 million people across seven U.S. states, 29 federally-recognized Tribal reservations, and two Mexican states. Due to a combination of historic drought and chronic overuse, average flow in the Basin has declined by roughly 20% since 2000, putting millions of people at risk.

Australia Water & Wastewater: Municipal Market Trends, Drivers, and Forecasts 

Over 25 million people receive water services in Australia—84% of which are served by 16 major utilities serving over 100,000 connections each. The combination of extreme climate risks, growing population demand, and a water-intensive industrial footprint makes Australia a highly advanced water market and a key benchmark country for water and sewer solutions providers, globally.