In general, developing countries such as Bangladesh will use most of their water in agriculture (farming) and little in industry or domestic use. Farming is a large part of Bangladesh's economy so ...

This can be achieved through a variety of sensors and different cloud platforms controlled through Internet of Things (IoT). The Industry 4.0 era has given innovative solutions to water service ...

Connecting for good These recent projects in the water industry are just two examples of how we can use tech to work smarter, benefiting both local people and the environment. After all, the climate ...

While industrial use is a significant portion of the region’s demand for water, the study says it did not account for new industry or industrial users that may shut down. “The stakeholders ...

The average person uses around 150 litres of cleaned and treated water every day. Farming and industry also use large quantities of water. The UK government has also considered creating a national ...

Quantitative information mentioned in the global water treatment equipment market report includes the market numbers in terms of value (USD Million) with respect to different segments, pricing ...

The global water treatment technology market was valued at $168.0 billion in 2020, and is projected to reach $265.9 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 4.8% from 2021 to 2030. Water treatment ...

This surge is being driven by several key trends within the tourism industry, with wellness tourism, sustainable practices, and innovative travel experiences standing out as major catalysts for growth ...

Several Labour MPs, including an environment minister, have worked for firms with close ties to the water industry, raising fresh concerns over the “revolving door” between Westminster and ...