MEED Insights: GCC Water and Wastewater Market Outlook 2019- Substantial Growth, Rising Preferences, Boost Growth, Future Expectations

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Albany, US, 2019-Mar-25 — /EPR Network/ —This research study added to the broad database of Market Research Hub (MRH) focusing on the MEED Insights: GCC Water and Wastewater Market Outlook 2019-Outlook for investment in water and wastewater projects in the GCC delivers an in-depth outlook to present information about executive summary and key performance indicators. Furthermore, readers can gather knowledge about the economic status, demographics and competitive landscape which is prevailing in the concerned industry during the review period, 2019. Overall, the purpose of this assessment is to present a clear picture highlighting the transformations expected to occur in the GCC Water and Wastewater driven by major trends and opportunities.

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MEED Insights: GCC Water and Wastewater Market Outlook 2019 – Outlook for investment in water and wastewater projects in the GCC

Summary

“GCC Water and Wastewater Market Outlook 2019”, provides a comprehensive snapshot of the GCCs water and wastewater market, the latest investment trends as well as project opportunities.

There are few more pressing needs in the Middle East and North Africa than the need for reliable water supply.

In a region characterised by a lack of rivers, lakes and rainfall, the rapid expansion of cities and the requirements of growing populations are driving a surge in demand for water supply and wastewater treatment capacity.

In the GCC, demand for water is set to rise by about 62 per cent by 2025, according to new research by MEED. Demand growth on this scale necessitates significant capital investment in new capacity.

Such investment is happening. About $80bn-worth of water and wastewater projects are currently planned or under way across the GCC alone.

But in a fiscal environment where governments are working hard to minimise budget deficits and debt levels, it is no longer enough to simply increase capacity.

A multi-pronged approach is required that will ensure sustainable development, both from a fiscal and an environmental point of view.

The increasing trend of decoupling water production from electricity generation is an important step, as it allows for greater flexibility in supply and reduces capital costs.
But the greatest opportunity to ensure adequate sustainable water supply is to change the way that water is consumed in the region.

In the UAE, the adoption of filters on taps is reported to have resulted in a 20 per cent reduction in water consumption. And despite having once been treated with scepticism, the use of treated sewage effluent and recycled wastewater is now becoming accepted.

Written by MEED, the Middle East market experts within the GlobalData Group, New technologies are opening up opportunities to live more sustainably. The challenge is their adoption.

Key Findings

– Rapid population growth and economic expansion is increasing pressure on GCC water supplies
– Demand for water is forecast to rise by about 62 per cent by 2025
– Installed desalination capacity must increase by 65 per cent from current 4,563 million imperial gallons per day (MIGD)
– Saudi Arabia must boost its installed seawater desalination capacity by 785 MIGD to meet predicted demand
– Demand growth on this scale necessitates significant capital investment in new capacity
– More than $80bn worth of water and wastewater projects are identified as planned or underway in the GCC
– But finance is a major challenge as governments are working to minimise budget deficits and debt levels
– Water and wastewater investment strategies are focussed on ensuring sustainable development
– Key trends include the decoupling of water production from electricity generation enabled by new technologies
– A high priority is being given to changing the way that water is consumed in the region
– The use of treated sewage effluent and recycled wastewater is now becoming accepted
– One significant challenge is the slow adoption of new technologies.

Key Highlights

– Comprehensive snapshot of the outlook for the GCC Water and Wastewater market in 2019
– Examines the outlook for policy and investment in water and wastewater projects across the region
– GCC Water & Wastewater Market Report 2019 from MEED Insight will help you save time and investment on research and analysis of the regional water market
– It provides the latest data on market fundamentals of water and wastewater demand and the regions capacity to supply
– It will help you identify opportunity with details of the main projects under development as well as those planned
– The report looks at key issues facing the sector including finance and technology adoption challenges
– The report clearly sets out investment drivers and client spending plans
– It will also help you understand risks and set strategy in the regional water and wastewater projects market.

Scope

– 169 page report featuring more than 265 charts, tables, graphs and maps, including tables of projects due to be awarded in 2019, along with projects currently under execution
– Covers all the main sectors of the water and wastewater industries including water supply, desalination, wastewater treatment, sewage treatment, technology, and pipelines
– Outlines investment drivers and client spending plans in 6 countries – Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE
– Details the main projects under development and those due to be awarded in 2019 and beyond
– Identifies the biggest spending clients and developer
– Identifies the most successful contractors
– Identifies risks and opportunities
– The report includes proprietary data from MEED Projects.

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Table of Contents

Preface
1. Market Overview
2. Bahrain
2.1 Water & Desalination
2.1.1 Introduction
2.1.2 Market Structure
2.1.3 Water demand
2.1.4 Water supply
2.2 Wastewater
2.2.1 Market Structure
2.2.2 Wastewater supply
3. Kuwait
3.1 Water & desalination
3.1.1 Introduction
3.1.2 Market Structure
3.1.3 Water demand
3.1.4 Water supply
3.2 Wastewater
3.2.1 Introduction
3.2.2 Market Structure
3.2.3 Wastewater supply

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