水资源管理

Partner Bill Malarkey participated in a virtual panel discussion during World Water Week 2024, providing insights into collaborative efforts to address global water challenges. The interactive session focused on how companies are achieving both business and societal benefits through strategic partnerships.

Water-related risks are increasing globally. Explore current and future water-related risks in 10 countries around the world.

The Roland Berger Trend Compendium 2050 covers six megatrends shaping the world between now and 2050.

In the face of growing water demand and climate change, companies in the food, beverage, and agricultural sector must take steps to improve water efficiency, increase water reuse, and build climate resilience.

The importance of managing both upstream and downstream challenges are in the focus, and the question why the quality of the water you take it is just as important as the wastewater you push back out.

How would your business adapt in a scenario where the world has 50% less water? With government leaders taking steps to protect dwindling water resources in the face of climate change and water stress, water is emerging as one of the most important strategic issues of our time.

In the United States, the anticipation of consistently having clean and safe tap water is regrettably not always met. A myriad of factors converges, exposing millions to contaminants in drinking water, some of which pose substantial health risks.

Digital solutions can revolutionize efficiency, productivity, quality, and safety in water utilities. However, adoption remains low. This article explores factors contributing to this digital gap and suggests actions for US digital water solution providers to accelerate adoption.

Industries, particularly high water consumers, are investing in water conservation projects with support from solution providers. The challenge lies in the reluctance of both parties to bear the significant upfront capital.

Explore how utilities, technology providers, and investors can harness the potential of algae-based solutions.

With dwindling water resources, alternative water sources are an essential link to meet global water needs.