April 2020
SUSTAINABLE INVESTING TO NAVIGATE THE FUTURE
Despite our immense and unique impact on sustainability, the water industry is not adequately promoting it, unlike other industries
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Insights
March 2020
THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE WATER SECTOR
Many have been asking us about COVID-19’s impact on the water sector, and there are four areas where are we seeing the effects of this virus on our industry. Here are our current thoughts on the implications for water & wastewater utilities, impact on companies providing water equipment and technologies, changes in industrial sector demand for water solutions, and opportunities arising for investors.
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March 2020
MOVING BEYOND THE BILL WITH CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT
Our recent research for the Digital Utility Group explores various utility-customer interactions from simply providing ease to building trust through digital
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January 2020
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OPTIMIZATION
Building on our work on artificial intelligence and machine learning in water more broadly, we explore how these advanced analytics tools can benefit wastewater treatment processes
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December 2019
LEARNING HOW MACHINES LEARN
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning are huge buzzwords in industry – but what do they actually mean? Amane’s recent research found out just that, and how water is already benefiting.
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October 2019
TRENDS IN RESIDENTIAL WATER TREATMENT IN FRANCE
80% of households in France are satisfied with water quality but 36% still drink only bottled water
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June 2019
ACCELERATING ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER WITH DANONE COMMUNITIES
Amane Advisors collaborated with social enterprise Danone Communities to make a more meaningful and direct contribution to the water industry
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April 2019
SDG 6 AND INVESTING IN OUR INDUSTRY
How are Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) good for business? Thierry Noel’s article published in IDA Global Connections Spring 2019 explores the opportunity that SDGs represent from an investment standpoint, and calls for measurement of the positive sustainable impact that desalination and reuse bring.
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September 2018
ASSESSING THE POTENTIAL FOR FUNDING INNOVATION IN THE WATER SECTOR
Steve Jobs said that “The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.” How is the water industry doing in supporting its entrepreneurs? Thierry Noel writes in the Fall Issue of IDA Global Connections.
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August 2018
THE WATER OPPORTUNITY IN THE FRACKING BOOM
If the Permian Basin were an independent country, it would currently be the 8th largest oil producer in the world. Read what Managing Partner Bill Malarkey took away from the Produced Water Society’s recent Permian Basin for companies and investors interested in the water management opportunity in the O&G industry.
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June 2017
DIGITAL IS MAKING WAVES
Find out how the water sector can start to break down existing barriers to digital technology adoption and possibly leapfrog other sectors in digital transformation in an article that captures original knowledge gathering research published in the June issue of Water Finance & Management
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April 2017
HOW DIGITAL CAN REVOLUTIONISE UTILITIES
Gigi Karmous-Edwards chaired a discussion on utility digitisation, water’s role in smart cities, and technology adoption in the water sector at the 2017 Global Water Summit in Madrid.
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April 2016
WATER BECOMES MORE ACQUISITIVE
Amane Advisors using Global Water Intelligence data, correlating analysis with the views of our network, at the forefront of the industry: the outlook for 2016 Mergers & Acquisitions looks very promising.
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December 2015
OPPORTUNITIES FOR JAPANESE COMPANIES IN THE GLOBAL WATER MARKET
Thierry Noel gave a presentation on the trends opportunities, strategies and business models for Japanese companies to succeed in the Global Water Market.
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November 2015
RECONNECTING CHINA’S WATER MARKET WITH PLANET EARTH
Christopher Gasson sees a new dynamic between Chinese companies in the environmental services area and foreign technology businesses. It is a changed world in many ways and this could lead to a need for intermediaries between Chinese water businesses and their counterparts in the rest of the world.
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