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This Research Service analyzes the market for desalination plants for all saline water concentrations, and includes technologies such as Reverse Osmosis, Nanofiltration, Electrodialysis, thermal technologies and Vapour Compression

The North American region has witnessed unprecedented weather disruptions that have caused dry spells, droughts, rising temperatures, and longer summer seasons, all of which have affected freshwater surface water sources. This has also put immense pressure on groundwater sources, which are being exploited. US states, especially the Pacific and Midw...

Water demand grows annually due to urbanization, industrial growth, and agricultural needs. Several factors, such as droughts, lack of adequate rainfall, and pollution, create water stress and significant challenges, driving water end users to explore sustainable water management solutions. Membrane treatment systems address different water-stress-...

The disruptive water-related events of 2022 that included extreme and extended draught in the United States and Europe as well as extreme floods in South Asia have added a new dimension of water security in addition to access, efficiency, and resilience. Frost & Sullivan estimates the global water market stands at about $800 billion as it undergoes...

Process industries such as oil & gas, chemical, and power generation are undergoing digital transformation to gain the competitive edge. With a focus on digital transformation, there is an equal emphasis on improving reliability and efficiency of assets on site. In addition, a surge in unplanned maintenance of applications and process systems is la...

Water and wastewater treatment membranes broadly are of two types: polymeric and ceramic. A polymeric membrane, also known as an organic membrane, is primarily made of any one of these materials: polysulfone, polyethersulfone, polyvinylidene fluoride, polycarbonate, polyamide, polyethylene, or cellulose acetate. The membrane is semi-permeable a...