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Dovilė Vaičiūnaitė 

Dovilė Vaičiūnaitė is a sales associate for Bluefield Research with a focus on the European water market.  Prior to joining Bluefield, Dovilė has worked for a start-up business as a brand manage...

Badger Meter Turns Up Pressure with Syrinix 

On 5 January 2023, Badger Meter, a U.S.-based provider of water metering and flow instrumentation solutions, announced its acquisition of U.K.-based Syrinix for £15 million (US$18 million) in an all-cash deal. Since 2020, Badger has set its sights beyond metering by rolling up a series of distribution and collection network monitoring players.

The Market for Digital Water 

Edmonton’s Epcor could be last hope for Arizona suburb with no water 

Water Reuse Gains Momentum with Patricia Sinicropi 

After a 5 year hiatus, Patricia Sinicropi, Executive Director of the Water Reuse Association, relates the exciting and substantial changes seen in the water reuse sector over the last 5 years. Plus, R...

EU’s Sustainability Directive Alters Industrial Water Outlook 

On 5 January 2023, the European Union enacted the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Adopted by the European Parliament in November 2022, the directive provides a reporting standard for large companies operating in the EU to disclose metrics for emissions, water use, and associated risk management strategies.

US$ 1.8 Trillion Water, Wastewater Utility CAPEX and OPEX Forecast Hinges on Inflation, Recessionary Concerns in U.S. and Canada 

One Water, One US Water Juggernaut: Dissecting the Xylem-Evoqua Record Merger 

Idrica Tapped to Integrate Xylem Digital Water Portfolio 

On 11 January 2023, diversified water solutions provider Xylem announced a strategic partnership with Idrica, a water software and services firm headquartered in Valencia, Spain. The agreement will see Xylem integrate Idrica’s GoAigua software platform with Xylem’s portfolio of digital water solutions, collectively branded as Xylem Vue.

Xylem Expands Water Market Reach via Evoqua 

Xylem's recent acquisition of Evoqua solidifies its pure-play water position, rounding out the company's industrial service offering. The US$7.5 billion acquisition represents Xylem’s largest to date and cements the company’s second-place ranking behind France-based Veolia (when measured by water revenues) among publicly traded water companies.