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21 Sep 2022  |  North America  |  Market Research

Drinking Water PFAS Treatment—United States: Forecast to 2026

Future Growth Potential of Sample Testing to Help Map the Presence of PFAS

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Growing concerns regarding the presence of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in surface water, groundwater, wastewater, soil, and air are making state and national level regulations in the United States regarding permissible contaminant limits more stringent. There are growing efforts among municipal utilities and different indus...

PFAS are highly persistent in the environment and are associated with a wide range of serious health risks, resulting in increasing demand for effective management solutions. This study offers a comprehensive analysis of the drinking water PFAS management industry in the United States, highlighting important growth drivers and restraints. The ne...

06 Jul 2023  |  Asia Pacific  |  Market Research

Asia-Pacific Real-time Payment Growth Opportunities

Disruptive Technologies that Enable Open Banking are Fueling the Growth of Real-time Payments

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This research service examines the real-time payment (RTP) market in the Asia-Pacific (APAC). It identifies key customer needs and market trends and provides a country-wise analysis of relevant developments. RTP or fast-payment systems involve payment transactions that are initiated and processed in near real time or within minutes. Unlike traditio...

The World Bank estimates that rapid population growth and urbanization have resulted in a global average waste generation of about 0.79 kilograms per citizen per day as of 2022. It predicts a direct relationship between waste generation and income levels and projects the daily per capita waste generation in high-income countries to increase by 19.0...

Waste-to-energy (WtE) conversion is gaining strategic relevance as global waste generation accelerates and environmental regulations tighten. Municipalities and industries are facing mounting pressure to reduce landfill dependence, curb methane emissions, and secure reliable low-carbon energy sources. In this context, WtE is evolving from a seconda...

Food waste management has gained increased emphasis in recent times, especially in the context of the recently adopted United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The initiative is driven mainly by the need to address declining natural resources, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and to reduce waste disposal into landfills. The current study gi...

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) present substantial environmental and health risks. Their complex structure makes them resistant to natural breakdown and allows them to accumulate in living organisms, posing a potential health risk. Growing evidence of PFAS contamination in surface water, groundwater, wastewater, soil, and air is compell...

Changing regulatory landscapes significantly impact the chemical industry s evolution in technological advancement, product development, vertical integration, and consolidation activities. In a recent Frost & Sullivan report titled The Impact of Regulations on the Chemical Industry (PE52), we found that one of the key areas of regulation is in P...

The waste management and circular economy market of the United States and Canada is in full growth. With new recycling targets that must be reached before 2030 and current recycling values close to 30%, countries and stakeholders should focus on improving waste segregation at source, source separation, materials recovery facility optimization, and ...