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During the Global Water Summit 2025 in Paris, our analysts unpicked the latest trends across the global water market. In this session, the team presented their in-depth analysis of the geographical markets that are best primed for growth in 2025 and beyond.  
 
Skip between the key topics:  

• 00:00 Global Market Overview and Trade Tariffs 
• 10:32 The US Water Market 
• 20:30 The European Water Market 
• 27:11 The Middle East & North African Water Markets 
• 34:44 The Asian Water Market 
• 40:13 Brazil's Water Market 
• 43:46 Conclusion 

 
Speakers:  

• Sebastian Lennox, Editorial Director 
• Luke Bratt, North America Editor 
• Ed Cullinane, Middle East Editor 
• Charlotte Christian, Asia Editor 
• Mariana Teixeira Quaresma, Brazil Editor 

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During this session our analysts unpacked the critical market shifts and emerging opportunities primed to define the water sector in 2025.

Key topics included:

• Major updates to utility forecasts across key markets including China, India, and Saudi Arabia, plus a new CAPEX forecast for the chemical manufacturing sector
• Analysis of how a potential Trump administration could reshape the US water landscape, alongside the latest utility capital improvement plans and industrial market trends
• Fresh research on technology innovation and investment, including developments in AMI, nutrient removal, and micropollutant treatment, plus analysis of 2024's record-breaking growth capital flows into water tech

Speakers:

• Malin Hedlund, WaterData Manager, GWI
• Luke Bratt. North America Editor, GWI
• Charlie Walker, Research Director, GWI

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On November 19th 2024 GWI analysts laid out our most recent forecast and research updates. Alongside an overview of key utility forecast developments, the session focused on on the top market opportunities in three spaces worth keeping an eye on in 2025: water treatment chemicals, mining, and food & beverage. 

Topics included: 

• The most recent changes to our utility capital expenditure forecast and key country and regional market opportunities, including the impact of spending plans in Europe, updated projections in Latin America, and our latest expectations for the United States. 
• Our latest chemical market forecast, exploring top-level trends and the fast-growing bio-based chemistry market, examining the impact of the reuse shift on chemicals, and revealing emerging digital opportunities transforming water treatment chemistry.
• Food and beverage market trends, brewing industry drivers & and technology innovations, plus sustainability-focused opportunities across emerging regions.
• Mining’s evolving water strategy: regulatory pressures drive innovations in desalination, wastewater processing, and mineral recovery from tailings for sustainability.

Speakers: 

• Malin Hedlund, WaterData Manager
• Victor Smith, Industrial Research Analyst 
• Ashi Banerjee, Industrial Research Analyst 
• Muskaan Arora, Research Analyst 

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This session focused on dissecting the key figures from our latest utility forecast, before diving deep our latest research on the food & beverage industry, with a particular focus on the dairy sub-sector!

Key topics included:

• Regional overview of our updated utility capital expenditure forecast, and analysis of key trends. 
• Insight into this quarter's key country-level utility CAPEX forecast updates, including changes to for example the United Kingdom, Australia, Cyprus, and Egypt. 
• A look at some of our recent research into planned utility spending in Canada, which has informed our updated forecast, and top market opportunities in the country.
• Top-level food & beverage market overview, covering the capex forecast by region and market segment 
• Key market drivers, detailed regional analysis and end-user priorities in the dairy industry 
• Emerging market trends, exploring technology and investment trends in emerging markets in regions like South Asia and Latin America.  
• Investment opportunities investigating the growing focus on sustainability, net-zero targets: biogas production potential, water and wastewater needs in new markets for plant milk and protein/other dairy by-products.  

Speakers:

• Malin Hedlund, WaterData Manager, GWI
• Muskaan Arora, Research Analyst, GWI

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This session focused on analysing some of the major current issues transforming the global water market and putting utilities and industrial end users under pressure, including emerging contaminants, the energy transition, and more. The webinar explored how trends in spending, regulation, and technology are responding to these pressures, and the key market opportunities which are opening up as a result. 

Topics included:

• Key regional and country-level updates from the latest revision of our utility forecast, reflecting the latest market developments. 
• The impact of regulation of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the United States, where federal maximum contaminant limits could trigger over $10 billion of drinking water treatment upgrades to 2030, with federal funding supporting projects. 
• Concerns about water quality as a market driver in Europe, with the EU cracking down on pollution from wastewater discharges through regulation, while water companies in the United Kingdom are expected to spend heavily in AMP8 to reduce sewage spills and nutrient pollution. 
• Market opportunities in green hydrogen, which is seeing rapidly growing estimated water demand and a growing pipeline of projects across the world, with water treatment players becoming involved at an earlier stage as projects increase in size. 
• Analysis of data on water-related technology investment and patent applications, revealing the latest technology trends as the market moves to address key water sector challenges. 

Speakers: 

• Malin Hedlund, WaterData Manager, GWI 
• Luke Bratt, North America Editor, GWI 
• Lara Nash, Europe Editor, GWI 
• Mariana Quaresma, Brazil Editor, GWI /Georgia Bottomley, Research Analyst, GWI 
• Charlie Walker, Research Director, GWI