We'll be announcing the winners of the 2021 #GlobalWaterAward at an online event tomorrow, June 2nd, at 3pm BST. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/d6-jGKY We are excited to present the shortlisted companies for Breakthrough Technology Company of the Year: 120Water, BlueGreen Water Technologies Ltd., Clean TeQ Water, and NX Filtration! This award is for the early-stage technology company which made the most impressive commercial breakthrough into the global water technology market in 2020. Watch the video to find out more.
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Happy #WorldWaterDay from all of us at GWI! Yesterday we published the March edition of GWI Magazine, delving into the rise of water recycling in the Western US, the world’s largest water pollution penalties, and the fall out from Veolia's results day. Other key stories: ⚙ Market Map: New routes to market for electro-oxidation in PFAS and industrial wastewater. 🚰 GWI research unveils $2.9 billion of fresh project opportunities in the US – Luke Bratt asks if the supply chain can keep up? 🏭 Bangladesh leans on desal to boost thirsty economic zones - Ed Cullinane investigates whether the turn towards desal can provide investors with certainty. Read the latest issue: https://lnkd.in/gzXZJ5x #WaterIndustry #PFAS
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The 2024 Global Water Summit has officially arrived! Will you be attending the GWI Insights session at 11am? ⏰ Join GWI experts to get a steer on the most important market developments over the coming years and a guide to the most exciting opportunities on the Summit agenda. Malin Hedlund, Luke Bratt, Lara Nash, Georgia Bottomley, Charlie Walker, and Tom Pankratz will be presenting data and analysis that shows how the water sector is meeting the increasing challenges of #watersecurity and water quality, and identifying where the opportunities lie. Established and new markets alike are implementing #desalination, reuse or demand management measures like never before, while new regulatory regimes for water quality in the US and Europe bring myriad opportunities for advanced technologies. Looking further beyond, the opportunities for water businesses in the clean energy transition continue to expand. Nearly 4 million m3/d of treated water will be needed by 2030 for an expanding #greenhydrogen project pipeline. Meanwhile, record levels of growth equity are flowing into water technology, but are they going to the right solutions? GWI unpacks the key trends affecting the market today. This is a session you won’t want to miss.
