2012 U.S. Municipal Water & Wastewater Infrastructure Spending

Given the increasing smartphone adoption and demand for data-intensive applications, mobile operators must upgrade their network infrastructure to accommodate high-speed data services. This briefing will investigate the changing technology landscape in Europe and will specifically focus on how telecommunication network in Western, Central and Eastern Europe are adopting Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology, the infrastructure it requires and how this is influencing demand for batteries. In particular, the briefing will focus on which are the well established and mature battery technologies and which are the upcoming ones for telecom applications.

Why You Should Attend:

- Understand the influence of LTE Technology on power demand
- Identify the opportunities and growth potential in Europe and specifically CEE region for telecom batteries
- Hear the contribution of recent battery chemistries in a lead acid battery dominated industry

This briefing will provide an assessment of the lighting equipment market, highlighting the major market trends, challenges and drivers.

Why you should attend this webinar:

•Gain an understanding of the current state of the lighting equipment market
•Identify market drivers and restraints
•Discover growth opportunities in the lighting equipment market

A number of recent developments, including 2013’s revisions to ASTM E 1527 Phase I environmental site assessment standard, make it more difficult—and risky—to ignore vapor migration during environmental due diligence. EDR Insight has assembled a panel of the most knowledgeable attorneys in the field to help environmental professionals and risk managers at financial institutions answer a common question:
What can happen if vapor-related issues are missed?

This team of experts, with decades of experience advising commercial real estate deals, will share real-world cases of “due diligence gone wrong” from vapor migration-related lawsuits filed as a result of inadequate property investigations and poor lender oversight. This one-time event is an important learning opportunity for any environmental professional who participates in environmental investigations, as well as commercial real estate lenders who extend credit on properties that may be impacted by vapor migration.

Attendees of this webinar will learn:
• Recent developments that have brought vapor migration front and center.
• Why environmental due diligence policies should expressly address vapor migration.
• How federal and state authorities are responding to vapor intrusion concerns—and the implications for buyers, lenders and sellers.
• Steps that environmental professionals and commercial real estate lenders can take to avoid liability related to vapor migration.
• Real-world examples of what can happen if vapor issues are ignored during environmental due diligence.

Why you should attend:
· Identify the drivers and restraints in the global market for non-renewable inverters
· Discover growth opportunities for non-renewable inverters
· Receive highlights on the competitive landscape of this market

Our survey shows that sustainability is a priority for 7 out of 10 business leaders and the CBI estimates there is £20 billion potential in the market place. How can your business be a part of this growth in the economy?

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

To help you meet the challenge of staying up to speed on the forces driving demand for property assessments, EDR Insight invites you to a complimentary web event on the mid-year state of the market.

Attendees of this 60-minute webinar will learn:

• The status of commercial property transactions and the asset classes attracting the most attention
• Commercial real estate lending volume and how tolerance for environmental risk is changing
• Key players in the deal-making and lending worlds
• Where to focus business development efforts for the remainder of 2012 and beyond
• EDR Insight’s near-term forecast for Phase I ESA volume and major market risks

Join us for a look at the forces driving demand for your services so that you can position your firm for growth.

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

Policies and initiatives by the Indian government are expected to propel the tariff meters market from 2010 to 2017. Similarly, growth of industries and energy management initiatives within buildings is likely to result in growth of the panel meters market. The overall tariff and panel meters markets are likely to grow at a CAGR of 11.5 percent and 10.5 percent, respectively, over the forecast period between 2010 and 2017.

Why you should attend:
1. Learn about the dynamics affecting the market for electricity meters in India
2. Find out the recent trends in the electricity metering market in India