The water industry in China is undergoing a profound digital transformation, evolving rapidly from isolated innovation to a systematic, intelligence-driven revolution.
The global water quality monitoring systems market is poised for transformative growth as climate change, industrial pollution, and stringent environmental regulations amplify the need for real-time water management solutions.
As climate change intensifies droughts, floods, and water scarcity, cities worldwide face the specter of Day Zero, the moment taps run dry.
Membrane technology is the backbone of modern water treatment, industrial separation, and energy production. As global demand surges for efficient filtration, desalination, and resource recovery, China has emerged as a dominant supplier of high-performance, cost-effective membrane solutions.
By 2025, the global water crisis will demand innovative solutions to conserve resources, reduce waste, and ensure equitable access.
Under the combined pressure of new urbanization, the national “dual carbon” goals, and rising public expectations, water providers are facing a complex challenge—what many now call a triple dilemma.
China’s water treatment sector has grown into a trillion-yuan industry, reaching RMB 1.1 trillion in 2024 with a 17.7% annual growth rate.
China’s pumps, valves, and piping (PVP) sector, a cornerstone of its industrial and infrastructure development, is poised for transformative growth as the nation advances its dual goals of economic modernization and environmental sustainability.
Cities are growing fast. The United Nations predicts that by 2050, 2.5 billion more people will be living in urban areas.
In an era marked by rapid urbanization, industrial expansion, and climate-induced water stress, wastewater management has emerged as a critical frontier for sustainable development.
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