The use of recycled wastewater to reclaim (reuse) water is growing in popularity as the world faces an increasing scarcity of freshwater. The cost savings from using recycled wastewater instead of purchasing water from a de-salination plant and the environmental benefits of reducing water waste are the main reasons for this.

Wastewater can be recycled in many forms, such as industrial wastewater, municipal waste water, or sewage. This process involves a number of steps to convert the waste into reclaimable drinking water. Reclaimed water must be treated and disinfected before it can be used for drinking. This can be done either at a wastewater treatment plant or on-site, depending on what the water is for.

Wastewater Recycle And Reuse Market Predictable at $14.1billion in 2022, is estimated to increase at a CAGR of 8.4% from $15.7 billion in 2023 to $27.45 billion by 2030.

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Competitive Landscape of the Wastewater Recycle And Reuse Market

• MECO INCORPORATED
• Veolia
• Fluence Corporation Limited
• Praj Industries
• Hitachi Zosen Corporation
• ALFA LAVAL
• MacDermid Envio Solutions
• DeLoach Industries, Inc.
• SUEZ
• ProcessPro
• Industrial Water Equipment Ltd
• Evoqua Water Technologies LLC
• Samco Technologies, Inc.

New Developments

In January 2023, Xylem Inc., a leading global water technology company, and Evoqua, a leader in mission-critical water treatment solutions and services, have announced they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Xylem will acquire Evoqua in an all-stock transaction that reflects an implied enterprise value of approximately $7.5 billion.

In March 2023, Aquatech, a leading global water and process technologies provider, and Fluid Technology Solutions, Inc. (“FTS”), a technology-forward manufacturer of advanced membranes and separation technologies, have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at delivering the next generation of advanced separation, brine concentration, and water reuse solutions.

Segments Covered in the Wastewater Recycle And Reuse Market

Wastewater Recycle And Reuse Market By Product

• Conventional Treatment And Recycling Techniques
• Membrane Filtration Technologies
• Chemical Treatment And Disinfection Technologies
• Membrane Bioreactor Technologies
• Demineralization Technologies

Wastewater Recycle And Reuse Market By Application

• Industrial
• Agricultural
• Commercial
• Others

Water Recycling And Reuse Growth Drivers

The need for water sources that are sustainable is becoming more important as natural resources diminish and populations grow. Water recycling is used by many countries to supplement their water supply and reduce the pressure on natural resources.

Over the next decade the global market for wastewater recyclage is expected to grow dramatically as countries around the globe seek to deal with dwindling resources and increasing demand for clean drinking water. The shift from traditional dams to environmentally friendly and cost-effective sources of water is driving this market.

Water reclaimed from wastewaters is most commonly used in non-potable applications, such as irrigation for public parks, gardens, and agricultural purposes. It is also used in industrial processes, such as cooling for power plants, oil refineries and paper mills, carpet dyers and industrial cleaning. Some water undergoes an intensive filtration and is then treated with hydrogen peroxide and ultraviolet light to make it potable.

Gray water recycling is an easy and cost-effective method for homeowners to recycle their wastewater. It can be used to wash cars, or to hose off verandas and drives. Grey water should be diverted away from drains and not contain any contaminants or feces that may pose health risks. Greywater systems are installed in some homes to divert wastewater from bathroom sinks and washing machines into a tank. The water collected can be used for flushing toilets, washing clothes, or even washing your car or sidewalks.

Water is consumed by industrial manufacturers the most. Wastewater recycling systems allow them to reduce water consumption, which in turn helps lower energy costs, as well as emissions, from transporting and warming the water. It also allows them to increase their resilience and sustainability, which are important in the event of a COVID-19 pandemic. It is also more sustainable and safer to use recycled wastewater in industrial applications than groundwater or other natural resources, which are often polluted.

Restrain Factors

Public water supply decisions are made with caution, because they directly impact public health, the environment, sustainability and future development. People are reluctant to accept new technologies and methods of water supply, and they closely monitor how water management agencies use them. This is also true for the use of recycled water to make potable water, because the public distrusts wastewater technology due the sociological theory "contagion." This theory states that anything considered "disgusting," regardless of subsequent purification and filtration, is permanently contaminated.

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