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States and cities are being forced to confront environmental risk and population growth, giving rise to alternative water supplies. At the forefront of this trend is water reuse, which leverages existing treatment capacity and local demand for off-take. For years, Bluefield’s team has tracked more than 1,200 reuse projects, globally, to guide company strategies in developing alternative water supplies. >>See the full benefits.
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Addressing Market Uncertainty: Revised Water Sector Forecasts
Bluefield water experts recently presented a client-exclusive webcast showcasing Bluefield’s revised market forecasts for key water & wastewater industry verticals—U.S. and global—for treatment & network infrastructure... »Thinking Strategically about the Business of Water Reuse
Water reuse is taking off in states facing scarcity and the return of drought conditions. Municipal wastewater reuse capacity is expected to dramatically increase over the next six years,... »Covid-19 Water Industry Impact: Navigating toward Resiliency
Water & wastewater system owners and operators have been thrust into uncharted territory as Covid-19 wreaks havoc on national healthcare systems and economies, globally.... »Consolidated Water Diversifies with PERC Water
In Q4 2019, Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. announced the acquisition of a controlling 51% stake in PERC Water Corporation for US$4.1 million. PERC, headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, is a water infrastructure company... »Water Reuse at US Airports: Opportunities, Innovations, and Creative Collaborations
Bluefield Research Director Erin Bonney Casey recently presented in San Diego on Water Reuse in US Airports: Opportunities, Innovations, and Creative Collaborations. In this analyst presentation, Bluefield addresses... »Bluefield’s Data Navigator
Clients of this service receive access to interactive data dashboards on water reuse.
Water Reuse Forecasts
Total CAPEX by State (US$), Leading States, CAPEX by End-use (potable vs non- potable), Share of CAPEX by Application (industrial, irrigation, potable capacity), Share of CAPEX by Infrastructure and Services Category (pipes, treatment, engineering & design)
Water Reuse Projects
Number of Planned Projects, Total Planned Capacity, Planned Cost (US$), Planned Projects by State, Project Status, Planned Projects by Year of Commissioning, Planned Projects by Type of Infrastructure (project name, location, capacity)
