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08 Jun 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Decentralized Containerized/Packaged Water and Wastewater Treatment Systems Growth Opportunities

Circular Economy Policies and Renewable Energy Fuel Decentralized Solutions Adoption

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Water stress and rapid urbanization worldwide impact water and sanitation coverage, especially among economically vulnerable populations in developing and under-developed countries. Water quality and sanitation are a primary concern in developed nations and part of their sustainability and circular economy policies. Centralized water and wastewater...

Market growth, technologies, and leading competitors are stable in the US water softener solutions market. As a result, growth opportunities await those that deploy strategies to outcompete in customer attractiveness and distribution channels. This research leverages secondary data intelligence and primary research conducted with key market stakeho...

In today’s dynamic global landscape, shaped by decarbonization, urbanization, and digital transformation, Frost & Sullivan underscores the critical need for companies in the homes and buildings sector to redefine their core mission. Rising awareness among stakeholders, such as consumers, employees, suppliers, and policymakers, emphasizes the pivota...

This research study provides a comprehensive analysis of the evolving landscape for managing complex effluents from critical sectors of pharmaceuticals and healthcare facilities, such as hospitals. It examines the escalating wastewater burden resulting from the expansion of healthcare infrastructure and the impact of stringent regulations across ma...

23 Mar 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

United States Environmental PFAS Treatment Market, Forecast to 2024

Demand Soaring for Sample Testing and Site Assessment to Quantify the Challenge

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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination poses a significant and growing challenge across the United States. For decades, these substances have been included in many everyday products due to their non-stick, anti-flammable, and water-repellent properties. This is despite industrial knowledge that these chemical substances do not nat...

The impact of economic growth, rapid industrialization, and urbanization is directly related to the rise in emissions of toxic and harmful pollutants, often related to human activity. Air pollution can affect both human and environmental health, causing diseases and atmospheric phenomena such as smog and acid rain. Pollutants (solid particles, liqu...

Water and wastewater (W&WW) utilities across the globe are increasingly exploring digital solutions to improve their resilience, and economical and environmental sustainability, which have been impacted by factors like water stress, pollution, and climate change. Digitalization through Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) based smart solutions has ...

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...

22 Oct 2021  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Water and Wastewater Networks Growth Opportunities

Climate Change Demands Sustainable Management Strategies

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Global water and wastewater networks are in a state of transition. Many utilities and municipalities are dealing with aged networks that require rehabilitation and replacement, while others are seeing growing or existing populations that require reliable services. However, all utilities face challenges as well as opportunities in terms of digitaliz...