Global Water & Agricultural Wastewater Treatment Technologies Market 2018, by Technology, Pollutant Source, Type, End-user Industry, & Forecast 2023
May 2, 2018
New Report On Global Water & Agricultural Wastewater Treatment (WWT) Market-Segmented by Technology, Pollutant Source, and Geography-Growth, Trends, and Forecast (2018-2023) added to Orbisresearch.com Store.
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1. Summary:- (agricultural wastewater treatment (WWT))
The global agricultural wastewater treatment (WWT) market was valued at USD 1,997.24 million in 2017. The market is estimated to be valued at USD 2,090.91 million in 2018 and expected to reach USD 2,730.24 million by 2023, at an estimated CAGR of 5.48% during the forecast period. Asia-Pacific dominates the market and is expected to witness the highest CAGR through the forecast period.
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Rapidly Diminishing Freshwater Resources to Drive the Market
Fresh water, even though abundantly available, is a limited resource. The increasing need for mechanization and food safety has led to an excessive use of the available freshwater resources in the past century. This has created an ecological imbalance, as the wastewater produced from the agricultural and industrial processes, and sewage water is discarded into freshwater resources. Freshwater sources have become extremely polluted, due to human activity, to the extent of becoming toxic. Furthermore, fires have been reported in the lakes, owing to the chemical waste present in the water. According to the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), about 1.8 billion people are likely to be living in regions with an absolute water scarcity by 2025 and two-thirds of the total population would be living in water-stressed environments. Therefore, the decrease in the freshwater resources is the major driver for the demand of wastewater treatment applications, thereby, leading to the growth of the market in the forecast period.
Asia-Pacific to be the Fastest Growing Region during the Forecast Period
Asia-Pacific is facing water pollution primarily due to the increase in the agricultural activities. The problem of water pollution is larger in Northern China, where close to 45% of the water available is considered unfit for human consumption. Approximately 60% of the Chinese population relies on groundwater sources for drinking, which is either untreated (in rural areas) or improperly treated (municipal water supplies). Moreover, in India, agriculture accounts for more than 80% of the water usage. Agriculture, an important sector of the Indian economy, accounts for 14% of the nation’s GDP and approximately 11% of the nation’s exports. The rise in the agriculture industry, consumption of fertilizers, and population are estimated to boost the demand for agriculture wastewater treatment technologies over the forecast period.
Major Players: CH2M Hill, Dow Water & Process Solutions, Suez Environment, Veolia, Evoqua Water Technologies LLC, and Organo Corporation, among others.
Companies Mentioned:
AECOM, Akzo Nobel N.V., Albemarle Corporation, Aquatech International LLC, BASF SE, Black & Veatch Holding Company, CH2M Hill, Dow Water & Process Solutions, Evoqua Water Technologies, IDE Technologies, Lindsay Corporation, Louis Berger, Organo Corporation, Originclear, Inc., Suez Environment, Veolia Water, WS Atkins plc
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2. Summary:- (water and wastewater treatment technologies market)
The global water and wastewater treatment technologies market had an estimated value of USD 5,342.73 million in 2017 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.00% during the forecast period (2018 – 2023). The major factors driving the market are the rapidly diminishing freshwater resources and the increasing demand from the shale gas exploration activities.
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Declining Freshwater Resources to Boost the Demand
Fresh water, even though abundantly available, is a limited resource to humanity in the environment. The increasing need for mechanization and food safety have led to the excessive use of the available freshwater resources in the past century, without taking efforts to replenish them. This has created an ecological imbalance, as the wastewater produced from agriculture, industrial processes, and sewage was discarded into freshwater resources. Currently, freshwater sources have become polluted largely due to human activity and some have even become toxic. Also, there have been reports of fires in the lakes, owing to chemical waste disposal.
Water treatment applications have been increasing lately, owing to the strong demand for freshwater resources. Water recycling is a multi-stage process in wastewater treatment plants. The primary treatment of water involves the removal of sediments and other high-density particles in the water that tend to settle down. The technique majorly employed for this process is sedimentation. Water is collected in huge tanks and is allowed to settle down for hours to days depending on the processing procedure. Then secondary treatment of the water is performed where the majority of the biological content of the water is removed. The tertiary stage involves the removal of other harmful dissolved chemicals and disinfection.
Secondary treatment in wastewater is a major part of the process, where a majority of the biological content has to be processed to reduce the load on the tertiary processing stage. Moving-bed-biofilm reactors are used at this stage. They have proven to be an effective solution with a minimal land requirement. Owing to the increased emphasis on environmental protection, concerned government authorities and environmental organization are enacting wastewater discharge standards for all the end-user industries. Therefore, to abide by these regulations, industries are adopting different wastewater treatment technologies, such as reverse osmosis, membrane bioreactors, and ultra-filtration, combined with water and wastewater treatment chemicals, for converting wastewater into reusable water.
Major Players: Veolia Environmental, Suez Environment, Evoqua Water, GE Water, and CH2M Hill, among others.
Companies Mentioned:
Aecom, Aquatech International LLC, WS Atkins Plc, Black & Veatch Holding Company, Ch2m Hill, Inc., Dow Water & Process Solutions, Evoqua Water Technologies, Ecolab Inc., IDE Technologies, ITT Corporation, Kurita Water Industries Ltd, Louis Berger, Mott Macdonald, Organo Corporation, Ovivo, Paques, Remondis, Schlumberger Limited, Suez Environment S.A, Tetra Tech Inc., Veolia Water, Doosan Hydro Technology, Inc., Solenis International LP, Xylem Inc., Siemens AG, Severn Trent Plc
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