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The Top 8 PFAS Treatment and Destruction Startups - Mobile Systems The research involved analyzing company websites, press releases, and articles from reputable sources like the EPA, MIT Technology Review, and scientific journals. The focus was on identifying companies offering both removal and destruction technologies, with specific attention to mobile systems. The assessment of operating installations relied on publicly available deployment data, acknowledging the challenge of exact quantification due to limited transparency. https://lnkd.in/gpuQH-E5

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Here are the top 10 venture capital companies investing in water technology startups, based on their focus and notable investments... https://lnkd.in/gpY4hsgz

8 consulting engineering companies in the top 1% of the global construction space: 1. Jacobs: Leading with $15B turnover Operating across 50+ countries Masters of complex infrastructure & transport systems Delivered the game-changing Crossrail Elizabeth Line in London 2. WSP: C$15B turnover powerhouse Present in 70 countries with "Future Ready" approach Structural engineering geniuses behind One World Trade Center Transformed London Bridge Station with cutting-edge design 3. Mott MacDonald: ￡2.37B turnover Global reach spanning 150 countries Pioneers in connected thinking & sustainable solutions Built Dubai's revolutionary fully-automated metro network 4. Tetra Tech: $4.52B turnover "Leading with science" across 100 countries Environmental remediation specialists Key engineering partner in the Panama Canal Expansion 5. Fluor Corporation: $15.5B turnover America's engineering giant operating in 100+ countries "Building a Better World" since 1912 Delivered the massive Gladstone LNG Project in Australia 6. Stantec: $15B turnover Community-focused design across 6 continents Masters of renewable energy with Keeyask Hydroelectric Station Architects behind Dubai Expo 2020 Master Plan 7. Royal HaskoningDHV: €594M turnover Dutch innovation leaders in 30 countries Engineering brilliance behind Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Expanded Rotterdam's Port with Maasvlakte 2 8. Arcadis NV: €5B turnover "Improving quality of life" across 30 countries Provided engineering expertise for Sydney Opera House Leading sustainable urban development at Masdar City What makes these elite consulting engineers stand out? Their relentless innovation and commitment to sustainability, paired with decades of specialised expertise. They share a collaborative approach that crosses disciplines, allowing them to shape infrastructure globally while keeping their focus firmly on tomorrow's challenges. P.S. LIKE if you know of these engineering giants! (Make sure you follow them for cutting-edge insights!)

What is water really worth? It continues to be undervalued and mispriced, many governements around the world struggle to mobilize private sector investment into the water sector, without figuring out it's true value and pricing it correctly it will be difficult to close the water finance gap. Definitely a discussion worth having in South Africa. Read our latest thinking on valuing water ?? https://lnkd.in/g5BsQvCU

Dear readers, This week, the #water sector continues to evolve with major technological advancements, financial shifts, and sustainability efforts shaping its future. In #NorthAmerica,?xAI and CERAFILTEC?are building?the world’s largest ceramic membrane bioreactor (MBR), repurposing 49.2 million liters of wastewater daily for cooling supercomputers. Meanwhile, the?US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved a $147 million WIFIA loan?to improve water resilience in South Florida. In #Europe,?Palantir Technologies and SAUR?are using?AI-powered analytics?to enhance contract management, while?Thames Water?has secured?a ￡3 billion financial restructuring plan?to avoid insolvency. In #Spain,?INDAQUA’s acquisition of Hidrogestión S.p.A.?expands its expertise in water infrastructure and leak detection. In the #MiddleEast,?Veolia and ADNOC Group?are optimizing?water management in the #UAE, aiming for greater efficiency in one of the world’s most water-stressed regions. Meanwhile,?ENGIE’s $693 million divestment in #Kuwait and #Bahrain?reflects shifting dynamics in the desalination and power sectors. In #Africa,?a?The World Bank report?highlights how?nature-based solutions?are helping Sub-Saharan countries tackle climate-related water challenges, yet more investment is needed to scale these efforts. In #LatinAmerica,?a study warns that?Brazil’s overexploitation of #groundwater?is putting?more than half of its rivers at risk, with unregulated well drilling and agricultural demand worsening long-term water security. In #AsiaPacific,?the?Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $125 million loan?to modernize?Uzbekistan’s water system, while?Yarra Valley Water?is strengthening its?long-term infrastructure strategy?to meet growing demand in Australia. Globally,?Helena Thybell?has been appointed?Executive Director of SIWI - Stockholm International Water Institute, bringing leadership and sustainability expertise to one of the most influential institutions in the sector.?Carlos Campos, PhD?of?Aganova?continues to drive innovation in?leak detection and water efficiency, reinforcing technology’s role in tackling global water challenges. Don't miss our?Virtual Roundtable on Energy Efficiency in #Desalination, featuring?SACYR Water, ACCIONA, Brine Consulting, LLC, and WEG, and check out the?Xylem Vue report?on the?eight key trends shaping water management in 2025, from?AI-driven asset management?to?digital twins and #cybersecurity. Water management is transforming rapidly. Let’s lead the change together. Best regards, https://lnkd.in/d9Je3aui

-Are Water Innovation Platforms & Research Institutes Delivering Real Value? Or Are We Just Paying for a Seat at the Table?- ?? The water industry is broken. Not because we lack technology, talent, or urgency but because the innovation ecosystem is fundamentally flawed. ?? Startups struggle to commercialize. ?? Investors hesitate because water has slow adoption cycles and weak market incentives. ?? Meanwhile, research institutes and "innovation promoters" charge premium fees for insights, reports, and networking that often provide little ROI. Think about it: ? In the energy sector, clean tech startups get fast-tracked subsidies, VC funding, and billion-dollar exits. ?? In water? We celebrate pilot projects that take 5+ years to scale—if they ever do. Where Are We Going Wrong? 1?? Water is undervalued—it’s still seen as a cheap, unlimited resource. Unlike energy, there’s no strong price signal to drive investment. 2?? Startups face “pay-to-play” barriers—they’re expected to spend thousands on conferences, reports, and “exclusive networks” to gain visibility. 3?? Risk-averse utilities stifle adoption—most won’t touch new tech without years of validation, while bureaucracy slows everything down. -Do Research Institutes & Innovation Brokers Add Real Value? -Networking organizations claim to drive innovation, but at what cost? -Are they helping startups succeed or just maintaining an exclusive club where only well-funded players thrive? -Are they pushing the industry forward or just recycling the same insights behind a paywall? What Needs to Change? ?? Performance-based funding—More public & private investment tied to real-world adoption, not just research reports. ?? Faster regulatory pathways—If energy & healthcare can fast-track innovation, why is water stuck in decades-old approval processes? ?? Open-source knowledge & real collaboration—Instead of expensive memberships, we need free, accessible platforms for scaling solutions. Are water research firms and innovation promoters worth it? Or do we need a new model? #WaterInnovation #Startups #Sustainability #WaterIndustry #Disruption

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