Water Reuse
Led by California and Florida, water reuse is taking off in states facing drought and scarcity.
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Water scarcity continues to be the primary driver for water reuse implementation – the scaling roster of projects demonstrates wider adoption by utilities going forward. Four states — Florida, California, Colorado, and Texas — make up 581, or 95%, of planned reuse projects in the US.
Erin Bonney Casey, Senior Analyst, Bluefield Research
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