Advanced Water Technologies Sustainability Due Diligence & Market Research
Published studies in this sector, each with a table of contents and sample pages available on request
Published studies in this sector, each with a table of contents and sample pages available on request
10 studies in Advanced Water Technologies
Advanced water technologies supply, treat, reuse and measure water as scarcity and stricter standards change how utilities and industry manage it. The sector covers new supply through desalination systems, reverse osmosis modules and atmospheric water generation, treatment through wastewater treatment plants, membrane filtration units and UV disinfection systems, reuse through water recycling systems, greywater recycling units and industrial zero liquid discharge systems, and measurement through smart water meters.
Demand rests on water scarcity and drought, tighter discharge and drinking-water standards, and the renewal of aging plants and networks. Reuse is moving from voluntary practice to regulated supply, through reuse targets, potable reuse rules, onsite reuse in building codes and discharge limits for industry. National water programs in the Gulf, India, China and Latin America fund new capacity, while energy cost, financing and tariff reform shape which projects proceed.
ANMD studies in this sector size each market from 2020 to 2032 by value and by physical volume, such as treatment capacity, installed units or connected meters, and break it down by technology, application, end user and business model across seven regions, with country modules for the leading markets. Each study pairs the market analysis with sustainability due diligence covering water security, energy use and emissions, brine, sludge and residue management, public health, and the evidence behind water-saving claims.
It covers technologies for water supply, treatment, reuse and measurement, including desalination systems, reverse osmosis modules, membrane filtration units, wastewater treatment plants, water recycling systems, greywater recycling units, industrial zero liquid discharge systems, UV disinfection systems, atmospheric water generation systems and smart water meters. ANMD publishes a separate study for each of these markets.
ANMD forecasts growth ranging from mid single digits to the low teens a year to 2032 across the ten markets studied. Smart water meters and UV disinfection grow fastest and roughly double, desalination, recycling and reverse osmosis come close to doubling, and wastewater treatment plants and zero liquid discharge systems grow steadily on large bases. Each study gives the full forecast by segment and region.
Water scarcity, drought and stricter discharge rules are turning reuse into a regulated source of supply. Reuse targets in the Gulf, India, China and Europe, potable reuse rules in the United States, onsite reuse in building codes and industrial discharge limits all raise demand, while maturing membrane, disinfection and monitoring technology lowers the cost of higher-quality reuse.
Each study includes sustainability due diligence covering water security and avoided abstraction, energy use and emissions, brine, sludge and residue management, public health and safe reuse, relevant disclosure frameworks, and a screen for overstated water-saving and climate claims. The table of contents and sample pages for each study show the full scope.
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