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    Figure 23: Regional Expected Municipal Water and Wastewater Capital Spending

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    The document shows two figures related to expected municipal water and wastewater capital spending from 2011-2018 and the expected annual growth rates for various capital goods and chemicals used in the water sector from 2014-2018. Figure 23 shows that Asia ex Japan is expected to have the highest municipal water and wastewater capital spending over the period. Figure 24 provides the expected annual growth rates for equipment, systems, and chemicals used throughout the water value chain, ranging from 5.6% for screening/grit removal to 15.1% for reverse osmosis/nano filtration.

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    The document shows two figures related to expected municipal water and wastewater capital spending from 2011-2018 and the expected annual growth rates for various capital goods and chemicals used in the water sector from 2014-2018. Figure 23 shows that Asia ex Japan is expected to have the highest municipal water and wastewater capital spending over the period. Figure 24 provides the expected annual growth rates for equipment, systems, and chemicals used throughout the water value chain, ranging from 5.6% for screening/grit removal to 15.1% for reverse osmosis/nano filtration.

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    The document shows two figures related to expected municipal water and wastewater capital spending from 2011-2018 and the expected annual growth rates for various capital goods and chemicals used in the water sector from 2014-2018. Figure 23 shows that Asia ex Japan is expected to have the highest municipal water and wastewater capital spending over the period. Figure 24 provides the expected annual growth rates for equipment, systems, and chemicals used throughout the water value chain, ranging from 5.6% for screening/grit removal to 15.1% for reverse osmosis/nano filtration.

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    Figure 23: Regional Expected Municipal Water and Wastewater Capital Spending

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    The document shows two figures related to expected municipal water and wastewater capital spending from 2011-2018 and the expected annual growth rates for various capital goods and chemicals used in the water sector from 2014-2018. Figure 23 shows that Asia ex Japan is expected to have the highest municipal water and wastewater capital spending over the period. Figure 24 provides the expected annual growth rates for equipment, systems, and chemicals used throughout the water value chain, ranging from 5.6% for screening/grit removal to 15.1% for reverse osmosis/nano filtration.

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    Figure 23: Regional expected municipal water and wastewater capital spending

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    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

    Asia ex Japan USA & Canada Western Europe


    Central, South America & Caribbean Eastern Europe Middle East / Africa

    Source: GWI Global Water 2014

    4.2 Capital Goods & Chemicals water source to pump stations, treatment systems and
    The Capital Goods & Chemicals investment cluster chemicals, distribution and collection, water reuse, and
    includes equipment and systems used throughout irrigation, ultimately returning water to the natural
    the water value chain, which spans from the original waterways.

    Figure 24: Capital Goods & Chemicals

    Overview of selected areas Expected annual growth


    CAGR 2014-2018
    Pumps 6.6%
    Valves / fittings 6.9%
    Screening / grit removal 5.6%
    Agitation / mixing / settling 6.1%
    Aeration 6.9%
    Non membrane filtration 6.4%
    Disinfection systems 6.1%
    Chemical feed systems 6.4%
    Ion exchange 7.9%
    Sludge thickening / dewatering 6.0%
    Anaerobic digestion 10.2%
    Sludge drying / thermal processes / other sludge stabilization 6.2%
    Microfiltration / ultra filtration 13.6%
    Reverse osmosis / nano filtration 15.1%
    Desalination 12.0%
    Micro-irrigation 10.0%
    Source: GWI Global Water Market 2014; RobecoSAM

    28 RobecoSAM Water: the market of the future

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