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The European water and wastewater utility services market is amongst the most mature markets in the world and leads in spending compared to its global counterparts. The need for efficiency in operations and modernisation is expected to augment utility spending. In addition, the rehabilitation of ageing infrastructure and the uptake of smart solutio...

The use of membrane modules for water and wastewater treatment applications is increasing significantly in India. In order to achieve a sustainable GDP growth rate, India has to build a strong infrastructure; this means that the country needs to invest in power and urban infrastructure which requires water treatment and sanitation facilities. The m...

Urban water infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is witnessing enormous investments in order to cater to the needs of the growing population and to address the challenges posed by rapid urbanization, and climate change. Key investments in the region are towards replacement of old pipes, expansion of existing pipe network, water treatme...

29 Sep 2016  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Smart Water Meter Market

Need to Reduce Non-Revenue Water Losses and Improve Billing Accuracy Drives Strong Market Growth

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Water is an increasingly valuable global resource, making improving usage efficiency a key goal. Smart water meters are part of this drive, enabling utilities to minimise leakage and theft and ensure sustainable access for all. Smart water meters form a key component of the smart water grid, bringing intelligence to the entire network.The global sm...

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...

26 Sep 2018  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Bottled Water Hydration Market, Forecast to 2024

Rising Health Awareness and Environmental Sustainability on a Winning Streak to Quench the Hydration needs of the Consumers

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The demand for bottled water has grown over the last decade due to the rising health awareness among consumers and the adoption of new packaging technologies. The latest trend in the market is bottled water with added minerals and vitamins, which are rapidly becoming an alternative to traditional soft drinks. The total global bottled water hydratio...

The supply of adequate safe drinking water for the population is a key concern for governments and administrative bodies across the globe. In 2019, the Indian government launched Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM), a project aimed at providing a functional household tap water connection (FHTC) to every rural household in the country by 2024. As part of this ...

15 Dec 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

Competitive Intensity to Power EAM Outcomes and Sophistication in Water and Wastewater Utilities, 2019–2024

Resiliency and Whole Network View to be Top Growth Strategies

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Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) system solutions are increasingly desired and needed by customers in the water and wastewater utility industry to help bring order to an increasingly varied and numerous software and IoT ecosystem. While the COVID-19 pandemic will depress near-term market growth, the strong customer need for EAM solutions will ensu...

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...