North American Biosolids Management Market, Forecast to 2024

EnvironmentNorth American Biosolids Management Market, Forecast to 2024

Class A biosolids Set for Marked Growth as Municipalities Push Sustainable Practices

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23-Mar-2020
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North American Biosolids Management Market, Forecast to 2024
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Class A biosolids management and processing technologies that deliver efficiencies and volume reduction are set to enjoy strong growth in the coming years due to the capacity constraints seen in landfilling and incineration. A societal push toward sustainable practices limits the expansion of landfills and sewage sludge incinerators. As a result, options that reduce volumes and offer shifts away from these strained outlets will be in demand. Biosolids services offer utilities and municipalities a way of achieving reliable management strategies without having to invest capital to develop their own facilities and trained staff. Furthermore, they provide municipalities the ability to get biosolids off-site, away from the communities they serve, thereby limiting their risk exposure. Beneficial reuse in Class A and Class B biosolids represents a strategic opportunity for municipalities and the market to realign management strategies toward a more sustainable solution. Municipalities, however, often remain limited to cost-conscious solutions, and while there are advanced services and equipment available, the economics and business case do not always permit investment.

Broader knowledge of biosolids continues to grow and marketable Class A fertilizer products mature, but there still is limited awareness among many municipalities along with reduced outlet availability; this hampers the market growth. Furthermore, concerns surrounding PFAS contamination through Class B land application create hesitancy around this outlet. As a result, some states have moved away or significantly restricted the land application of biosolids. This action puts focus back on conventional outlets in landfilling and incineration, as Class A processing is not able to absorb a realignment from the other three outlets entirely. Because of this, no outlet will collapse in future, concerning biosolids management. All four will continue to be in demand in the future, offering various opportunities to market participants. Managing this diversification and maximizing opportunity, however, will require localized strategies to benefit.

This research service investigates the North American market for biosolids management. Biosolids are split into four segments: Class A, Class B, landfill, and incineration. Revenues from biosolids processing equipment sales are also included. Market and growth dynamics are evaluated, and the study outlines visioning scenarios and a growth pipeline, identifying opportunities in vision and strategy and also in brand and demand. Leading market stakeholders, including service providers, equipment manufacturers, and biosolids facility operators, have been included in this research. Data and primary input have been aggregated and analyzed to determine key market opportunities over the forecast period (2020–2024).

Author: Seth Cutler

Purpose of this Experiential Study

5-step Process to Transformational Growth

Strategic Imperatives for North American Biosolids Management Market Participants

Growth Opportunities for Equipment Suppliers

Market Definitions and Segmentation

Market Definitions and Segmentation (continued)

Process Landscape

Market Landscape

Market Drivers and Restraints

Drivers Explained

Drivers Explained (continued)

Restraints Explained

Restraints Explained (continued)

Revenue Forecast

Treatment Tonnage Forecast by Outlet

Revenue Forecast Discussion

Revenue Forecast Discussion (continued)

Revenue Forecast by Technology Segment

Revenue Forecast Discussion by Technology Segment—Class A Biosolids

Revenue Forecast Discussion by Technology Segment—Class B Biosolids

Revenue Forecast Discussion by Technology Segment—Landfill

Revenue Forecast Discussion by Technology Segment—Incineration

Revenue Forecast Discussion Technology Segment—Equipment Sales

Revenue Forecast by Geography

Revenue Forecast Discussion by Geography

Regional Hotspot Locations—Overview

Hotspot Discussion—New England

Hotspot Discussion—Mid Atlantic

Hotspot Discussion—South Atlantic

Hotspot Discussion—Midwest

Hot Spot Discussion—Ontario/Québec

Hotspot Discussion—West Coast

Macro to Micro Visioning

Social and Demographic Trends

Industry Mega Trends

New Business Models Trends

Competitive Landscape Trends

Top Predictions for the North American Biosolids Management Market

Levers for Growth

Growth Opportunity 1—Disruptive Applications

Growth Opportunity 2—Value-add Services

Growth Opportunity 3—Geographic Expansion

Growth Opportunity 4—Partnerships

Growth Opportunity 5—Investment/M&A

Growth Opportunity 6—Brand Recognition

Growth Opportunity 7—Differentiation

Growth Opportunity 8—Content Marketing

Growth Opportunity 9—Customer Research

Growth Opportunity 10—Upsell/Cross-sell

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Growth Opportunities 1–5—Vision and Strategy

Growth Opportunities 6–10—Brand and Demand

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Class A biosolids management and processing technologies that deliver efficiencies and volume reduction are set to enjoy strong growth in the coming years due to the capacity constraints seen in landfilling and incineration. A societal push toward sustainable practices limits the expansion of landfills and sewage sludge incinerators. As a result, options that reduce volumes and offer shifts away from these strained outlets will be in demand. Biosolids services offer utilities and municipalities a way of achieving reliable management strategies without having to invest capital to develop their own facilities and trained staff. Furthermore, they provide municipalities the ability to get biosolids off-site, away from the communities they serve, thereby limiting their risk exposure. Beneficial reuse in Class A and Class B biosolids represents a strategic opportunity for municipalities and the market to realign management strategies toward a more sustainable solution. Municipalities, however, often remain limited to cost-conscious solutions, and while there are advanced services and equipment available, the economics and business case do not always permit investment. Broader knowledge of biosolids continues to grow and marketable Class A fertilizer products mature, but there still is limited awareness among many municipalities along with reduced outlet availability; this hampers the market growth. Furthermore, concerns surrounding PFAS contamination through Class B land application create hesitancy around this outlet. As a result, some states have moved away or significantly restricted the land application of biosolids. This action puts focus back on conventional outlets in landfilling and incineration, as Class A processing is not able to absorb a realignment from the other three outlets entirely. Because of this, no outlet will collapse in future, concerning biosolids management. All four will continue to be in demand in the future, offering various opportunities to market participants. Managing this diversification and maximizing opportunity, however, will require localized strategies to benefit. This research service investigates the North American market for biosolids management. Biosolids are split into four segments: Class A, Class B, landfill, and incineration. Revenues from biosolids processing equipment sales are also included. Market and growth dynamics are evaluated, and the study outlines visioning scenarios and a growth pipeline, identifying opportunities in vision and strategy and also in brand and demand. Leading market stakeholders, including service providers, equipment manufacturers, and biosolids facility operators, have been included in this research. Data and primary input have been aggregated and analyzed to determine key market opportunities over the forecast period (2020–2024). Author: Seth Cutler
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