Australian Market for Facilities Management in Remote Sites

Why you should attend this webinar:

•Understand the issues associated with oil and gas exploration
•Gain a realistic understanding of the growth opportunities for drilling
•Recognize the future for water treatment companies in the United States oil and gas industry
•Learn more about one of the most talked about industries in North America

More than $600 million is required for infrastructure development across Africa. Key sectors, such as transportation and energy, form the core of the infrastructure development plans across the continent that will stimulate increased intra-Africa trade and regional integration.

Why You Should Attend:

· Learn more about mega projects across Africa
· Understand success factors for doing business in Africa
· Identify which sectors have the highest infrastructure investment

The global challenge of water stress and scarcity has been accentuated by the growing population, progressing water pollution and rapid economic development in the emerging regional markets. This is driving the demand for advanced water and wastewater treatment technologies and solutions, such as membrane systems, which established a $5.5 billion market size in 2012. It is one of the fastest-growing technology segments, witnessing double-digit growth rates. The increasing penetration of membrane systems across the water cycle has led to innovative management approaches, the improvement of water supply, treatment, conservation, as well as to the much-needed rise in reuse and recycling water.

Europe generated approximately 265 million tonnes of municipal solid waste (MSW) in 2012, and the increasing volumes are attributed to packaging and food disposed from households. With an increasing concern about energy security, waste-to-energy plants have emerged as a sustainable practice to address the disposal of municipal solid waste and also generate energy. This briefing summaries the European Thermal Waste-to-Energy Plant sector from 2009 to 2016.

Why You Should Attend:
- Gain understanding of the WTE plant market in Europe
- Receive insight on a perceptible shift in the fuel mix from coal and nuclear power to alternate and renewable sources
- Discuss why, in Europe, more than three-quarters of 480 WTE plants are older than 10 years
- Understand why grate technology is still the most commonly used solution in Europe
- Discover how improving energy efficiencies and lowering air emissions will result in an increased use of process and automation

Why You Should Attend:
· Receive an overview of the 2010-2012 municipal water and wastewater treatment infrastructure projects, including insights into new and existing industry challenges
· Discuss analysis into regional funding limitations and identification of regional growth opportunities, based on spending initiatives and infrastructure investments

Rail infrastructure has been heavily under utilized for several decades in Africa. However, recent trends indicate significant development is taking place in the sector across the continent. The revival of rail transportation in Africa is likely to drive advances in inter-regional connectivity and trade. Additionally, improving rail infrastructure is likely to reduce passenger and freight transportation costs and increase accessibility to wider markets. This briefing will focus on development in select African countries outside of South Africa.

The research service "Analysis of the Facilities Management Market for Government Institutions in Australia" provides an overview of a mature market for numerous facilities management (FM) service providers. Facilities Management services can be provided by external service providers or internal departments, and this  varies across the different Australian states, influenced by the nature of the government in each state.

Notable market trends are the increased focus on the efficient use of office space, green cleaning, increased expectations relating to total FM and property solutions, the need for a strategic approach to managing ageing building stock, and the effective leverage of emerging technologies.

The aim of this briefing is to
·Provide an overview of facilities management market in government institutions in Australia
·Highlight key driver & restraints
·Provide a summary of challenges & opportunities for facilities management service providers

Smart buildings are the future of building technologies. New innovations are geared toward making buildings greener and more intelligent. One of the leading platforms of implementing smart technology in buildings is through automation systems. This briefing will discuss the growth prospects of building automation systems in Europe and how this is expected to further the development of smart buildings.

Key Take-Aways:
- Overview of key Mega Trends that will impact the development of Smart Buildings over this decade
- Analysis of revenue growth estimates for building automation in Europe
- Integrated industry perspective of competitive trends

The presentation summarises the key findings of Facilities Management Services in remote mining camp sites in Australia. Firstly, a short overview about the Australian mining industry and remote areas in Australia will be provided. Afterwards, an overview of the market for facilities management in remote sites by using key findings will be explained. In the next slides, current trends in the market will be described. After explaining the major challenges for facilities management service providers, major drivers will be named and explained. Last but not least, a summary of the competitive environment and key conclusions will finish the presentation.

The briefing will discuss growth projections, short-term go-to strategies and trends, as well as factors that will challenge water management and consumption for hydraulic fracturing.

Why you should attend:
1) One of the main topics being discussed among all markets
2) Understand the issues for oil and gas companies in shale gas exploration
3) Realistic understanding of the growth projections of the shale gas market and the direct effect on the water market.
4) Educating the industry on the real current issues affecting exploration
5) Learn estimated market size of wastewater treatment equipment in North America

Given the significant volume of water required for food and beverage production, combined with growing population and increasing water stress, there is a vast need to implement sustainable water management practices.

The briefing will highlight key global trends impacting food and beverage water and wastewater treatment market. It will also present the prospects of food and beverage water and wastewater solutions and services until 2020 with forecast of market-specific technologies, regional market hot-spots as well as trends linked to end-user segments.

This briefing will provide an assessment of the energy information management market and an analysis of the impact of smart grid implementation on the connected home market.
Why should you attend:
· Learn about the current state of the energy information management market
· Identify drivers and restraints of energy information management solutions
· Learn about the deployment of smart grid initiatives and their impact on the connected home market

Vietnam, Indonesia and Philippines (the new VIPs of SEA) are witnessing strong growth in IFM (integrated facilities management) activity. This is driven by private sector investments in these countries and strong government initiatives to support the rapid growth of these countries, thus driving a higher than ever demand for facility management services.

This market insight provides an overview of the market trends of the Facilities Management (FM) market in The VIPs (Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines) of South East Asia, market drivers and restraints, overview of key sectors, customer characteristics and market opportunities.

The aim of this briefing is to
• Discuss and share the market for IFM in Vietnam, Indonesia and Philippines
• Market Trends for Facilities Management
• Growth Trends & Opportunity Areas
• Brief overview of Competition and Customer Characteristics

Membrane technologies are seeing increased research and differentiation, especially in its application in the water and wastewater treatment industry. The use of membranes in filtration of water and wastewater is fast gaining recognition as one of the most effective forms of treatment and this has bolstered market demand.

This presentation takes a look at membrane technologies in the water and wastewater industry, and observes the growth trends, competition and various forms of market segmentation within the market in Southeast Asia.

Desalination is becoming an increasingly feasible option to increase the supply of freshwater to meet an ever growing demand. Asia Pacific is one of the world's top desalination plant markets, with China heading it.

The following topics will be presented:
- Global competitive trends
- China's growth trends and market status,
- Highlights in 2011
- Potential opportunities for 2012

Join Melvin Leong, Program Manager - Environment and Building Practice, Frost & Sullivan, as he discusses on the myriad of opportunities in the China desalination plant market.

As the need to protect the environment gains awareness globally, one of the main focuses is the preservation of marine biodiversity. Needless to say, the shipping industry has a negative impact on marine life and one of these being the exchange of ballast water carrying invasive marine species from one geographical region to another.

This presentation highlights the current scenario in the ballast water treatment market, why this market is primed for high growth, as well as how upcoming legislations will have a strong effect on the growth of this market from 2011 onwards.

The growing concern towards environmental sustainability and the need to use our natural resources efficiently has created new markets for products and services. One of these is the demand for recycled products and the reuse of waste materials. Many companies are now looking to go green and do their part for the environment whilst managing the costs that surround their businesses.

This briefing takes a closer look at the market for recycling equipment in two of the biggest markets in the Southeast Asian region, Singapore and Malaysia. We will examine the size of these markets where the growth opportunities lie, and which niche markets the new market entrants can take advantage of from 2010 and beyond.

The need for use of clean/potable water for industrial manufacturing and production, and the treatment of wastewater effluents arising from these industrial activities are becoming increasingly pertinent. The introduction of new technologies with water minimization and reuse functions has encouraged application of such across industries. Conventional water and waste water treatment devices are slowly replaced with modern integrated solutions.

This presentation entitled 'Water and Waste Water Treatment Solutions in Electrical & Electronics, Power and F&B Industry' provides an analysis on the market dynamics, emerging trends and market opportunities for water and waste water treatment solutions in Asia Pacific, with focus on the three industrial verticals.

The Indian market for Point-of-Use (POU) water treatment system was valued at INR 24,600 million in 2010 with an annual growth rate of more than 20 percent. With the rise in consumer awareness about the poor quality of drinking water and its ill effects, sales of water purifiers has increased, placing India in its growth stage.

Highlights of the briefing include:
- Analyses of market dynamics
- Challenges and issues
- Technology trends
- Non-electric product segment
- Market forecast over the next five years