Potable Reuse
Bluefield's project pipeline shows that 25% of reuse projects will reclaim water for potable uses.
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Investment in potable reuse projects totals over US$10.8 billion while municipal reuse projects for irrigation account for only US$4.2 billion of announced spend.
Erin Bonney Casey, Research Director, Bluefield Research
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