Fredrick Royan - Analyst Profile
Research Director, Global Environment (Water) Markets
Frost & Sullivan
Recent items from Fredrick Royan
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The recent announcement of GE Water striking a strategic alliance with BHEL in India is very much a masterstroke in the booming Indian power sector- http://www.bhel.com/press_release/press_pop.php?press_id=458. Specialist water & wastewater treatment companies in India and even from overseas are gearing up for the windfall of opportunities in the r...
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| 06 Dec 2010 | Blog post |
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The Global MBR Market has received a rather expected member in the form of LG Electronics, which has announced the launch of its Green MBR system (http://www.lg.com/global/press-release/article/lg-unveils-first-mbr-process-for-wastewater-treatment.jsp)
The key features of the LG Green MBR is the flat sheet MF membrane configuration and claims to b...
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| 26 Nov 2010 | Blog post |
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Frost & Sullivan had earlier this year published a report on the Global Ballast Water Treatment market and indicated a sizeable market opportunity of more than $30 billion over the next 10 years.
The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) International Convention on for the Control and Management of Ships Ballast Water and Sediments adopted in...
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| 16 Aug 2010 | Blog post |
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This research service examines the Global market for energy generation from industrial wastewater treatment in Europe, Americas, and Asia Pacific. Market profiles have been provided for the three regional segments, which include a review of the market in each region, analysing the key market forces of drivers and restraints, market measurements of market size for base year, corresponding annual growth rate including the compound annual growth rate for the forecast period for a base case scenario. In addition, an in-depth analysis of the competitive situation including competitor’s market shares is performed, along with a discussion on the key competitive trends in the region.
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| Published: Aug 12 2010 | Market Research |
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The market for rainwater harvesting systems in India has attracted a lot of attention and resulted in a series of policies, guidelines and mandatory requirements set by regional and city councils.
One such mandatory standard was issued by the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) in August 2009 with an amendment to the Bangalore Water...
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| 23 Feb 2010 | Blog post |
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The recently introduced boiler scrappage in the UK will have a significant impact on the sale of residential water softeners. One of the key requirements listed in the Domestic Heating Compliance Guide 2008 (http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/br/BR_PDF_PTL_DOMHEAT.pdf) states - 'Where the mains total water hardness exceeds 200 parts per milli...
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| 05 Feb 2010 | Blog post |
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