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Fresh from the COVID-19 Experience, the World Will Step Up Environmental Governance & Building Energy Efficient Cities Will be the Starting Point. Solar Street Lighting to Reach US$ 14 Billion, trailing a post COVID-19 CAGR of 14.7% over the analysis period 2020 through 2027.
The growth will be led by the confluence of several favorable factors like the shift towards clean energy, government initiatives and massive adoption of these systems. Solar street lighting systems rely on solar photovoltaic panels for capturing and storing solar energy, and are widely considered for outdoor lighting. Ambitious programs to promote sustainable development and curtail greenhouse gas emissions coupled with government subsidies and focus on clean power are stimulating the market growth.
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Wastewater Fertilisers To The Aid Of Farmers
The circular economy can boost profits in the water management sector, and at the same time provide farmers both in Norway and around the world with cheaper fertiliser.
Nutrients contained in wastewater, such as phosphorous and nitrogen, can be put to good use as fertilisers. Municipal wastewater treatment plants are now planning to recover more of these valuable resources, which are becoming globally scarce.
“Wider Uptake” is a joint project involving water and sewage treatment companies, research institutes and private sector businesses in five countries. The aim of the project is to find out how to optimise water resource exploitation, limit discharges, and develop sustainable business models within the water management sector.
Wastewater fertilisers to the aid of farmers Wastewater fertilisers to the aid of farmers
The circular economy can boost profits in the water management sector, and at the same time provide farmers both in Norway and around the world with cheaper fertiliser. When wastewater plants recover more phosphorous from sewage, farmers can benefit from cheaper fertilisers. Photo: iStock
Nutrients contained in wastewater, such as phosphorous and nitrogen, can be put to good use as fertilisers. Municipal wastewater treatment plants are now planning to recover more of these valuable resources, which are becoming globally scarce.
“Wider Uptake” is a joint project involving water and sewage treatment companies, research institutes and private sector businesses in five countries. The aim of the project is to find out how to optimise water resource exploitation, limit discharges, and develop sustainable business models within the water man
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The global market for Smart Gas is projected to reach US$29.9 billion by 2025, driven by the growing need for efficient utilization of energy and rising awareness over the importance of information management technologies in enabling intelligent metering, monitoring, measurement, and control of gas resources.
Also driving growth in the market are factors such as growing global gas demand from 3,000 Mtoe in 2015 to 4,100 Mtoe by 2035 and the ensuing need for efficient distribution networks and billing system; spiraling shale gas production with technology developments promising to tap into the over 5,770 trillion cubic feet of technically recoverable shale gas reserves worldwide; robust demand for modular & integrated gas meters; increasing adoption of SCADA; increasing integration of cloud computing, IoT & artificial intelligence in advanced metering infrastructure (AMI); and rise of smart cities to over 1
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