With unparalleled expertise and networks in the complementary areas of water, resource recovery, and energy recovery, we empower decision-makers to accelerate their growth, maximize their impact, and thrive long into the future.
Amane Advisors is the leading global strategic advisory firm dedicated to those seeking sustainable success.
Working from eight international offices and tapping into our market-leading network of experts in water and the circular economy, we provide the global capabilities and the local perspectives to support a diverse range of corporates, utilities, startups, investors, and government organizations.
Differentiated strategies to empower clients to achieve lasting growth in a complex, changing market.
Proprietary insights and intelligence to anticipate the market and gain the greatest competitive edge
Maximizing long-term value across all stages of fund raising, buying or selling companies
Guiding parties through complex Public-Private-Partnership projects to deliver the best outcomes for the project, its investors and the community
Support to structure and optimise finance for assets, companies and transactions
Bringing our clients viable cutting-edge technologies and helping them engage with young innovative companies around the world
Water, energy recovery and resource recovery projects completed
Enterprises and companies assessed
Full-time employees speaking more than two dozen languages
Across 50+ countries on five continents
Expert interviews conducted each year
Experts in our network, specializing in water and the circular economy
Active clients over the last year
Senior partners recognized as experts in their respective fields
We're a global team of trusted advisors, strategists, analysts, researchers, and problem solvers with unmatched expertise in water, resource recovery, and energy recovery.
We've made these critical sectors our life's work because we believe supporting organizations to realize the true value of natural resources creates an unprecedented opportunity to make a positive impact - both on the bottom line and on a global scale.
Learn more about our practice areas:
With its fragmented nature, the water industry demands not only a broad perspective of overarching trends but also a clear understanding of the specialized needs of each sector.
We specialize in all aspects of water – from Residential & Commercial to Municipal and Industrial, as well as Desalination, Reuse and Risk Management.
With 31 billion tons of waste being generated annually, organizations are seeking new ways to recover and repurpose valuable resources from waste.
We bring expertise to the broader resource recovery sector, specializing in waste management, mechanical and chemical recycling, as well as carbon capture storage and utilization and more.
A fast-growing subsector of resource recovery, energy recovery focuses on converting non-recyclable waste into more sustainable energy sources of energy - including heat, electricity, and fuel.
Amane brings particular expertise in this focus area including Energy from Waste (EfW), Biogas/renewable natural gas, biomass and biochar, waste to X and power to X.
amane currents Spring 2023 issue
Welcome to the Spring 2023 issue of amane currents! In this issue: why businesses, particularly in ‘thirsty’ industries should view water for what it is – a critical boardroom issue that cannot be ignored, a deeper look at the ‘hidden’ opportunities emerging following the passage of historic climate legislation in the US, why digital adoption remains low among water utilities and more!
Illiquid: Why water is the strategic business issue you can’t ignore
How would your business cope in a world with 50% less water? In this article, we explore how businesses, particularly in ‘thirsty’ industries, can prepare for a future that is likely to be drier and more unpredictable than ever.
Water’s Digital Divide: Bridging the gap between willing buyers and solution providers
The need for digital solutions more urgent than ever in the water sector but adoption remains low. How can we accelerate tech adoption among US water utilities?
