This item is available with more recent data - click here. You can receive the Site Remediation issue of Environmental Business Journal (Vol.XV No.9/10) AND the special market data pack for $295. The data tables included in this package are larger and more inclusive than the ones found in the EBJ issue. More information about this EBJ issue * If you are a current EBJ subscriber, you can get a smaller version of this data pack FREE- Please login from this page. The data package includes the following year 2001 remediation market data tables. View the frame work of these data tables (Microsoft Excel) (Remed03PackFrame.xls) · 1. U.S. Site Remediation Market 1988 - 2006 · 2. Remediation Technologies 1992-2002 · 3. EBJ's Top Remediation Firms, 2001 · 4. Distribution of Remediation Companies, 2001 · 5. Remediation Opinion Survey Results You can also buy these tables individually Details of the data tables View the frame work of these data tables (Microsoft Excel) (Remed03PackFrame.xls) 1. U.S. Site Remediation Market 1988 - 2006 Annual revenue breakdowns of U.S. Site Remediation Market from 1988 to 2006 by market type and activity phase (2002 - 2006 are forecast): Market Type - DOE - DOD - Superfund (EPA & PRP) - State Programs - RCRA Corrective Actions - Private Underground Storage Tanks - Privately Instigated or non-Regulatory remediation projects. Activity Phases - Remediation Construction - Site Assessments & RI/FS - Remedial Design - Closure & Monitoring The tables show market breakdown of the $6+billion U.S. site remediation market in each of these customer/market demonstrating marketshare shifts over time. 2. Remediation Technologies 1992-2002 This table presents results from EBI's annual surveys on technologies used at remediation sites for 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000 and 2002 in three categories: soil treatment, groundwater treatment and site characterization. Each year exhibits number of active projects, number of applications of the technology in question and % of projects using that technology in each year and thus exhibiting trends in technology application over time. Soil treatment breakdowns are in the following techniques: - Excavate/Dispose Off-Site - Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) - Cap & Containment - Solidification/Stabilization - In-Situ Bioremediation - Ex-Situ Bioremediation - Thermal Desorption - Soil Washing - On-Site Incineration Groundwater treatment breakdowns are in the following techniques: - Carbon Adsorption - Air Stripping w/Off-Gas Ttmnt - Air Stripping w/o Off-Gas Ttmnt - Air Sparging - Biological Treatment - Advanced Oxidation Processes Site characterization method breakdowns are in the following techniques: - Drill & Sample - Portable GCs & Field Instrumentation - On-Site Mobile Laboratories - Soil/Gas Surveys - Non-Intrusive Scanning 3. EBJ's Top Remediation Firms, 2001 This table presents the top 70 remediation companies in 2001 ranked by 2001 gross remediation revenues. It includes: - Company Name - HQ Location (City and State) - Gross Remediation Revenues (2001) - Percentage in Consulting v. Construction - Percentage in Private Sector v. Public Sector 4. Distribution of Remediation Companies, 2001 Revenue distribution of U.S. remediation industry in 2001. The table shows number of firms, total revenues, average revenues and percentage of the market in the following categories: - Large (>$100 mil in gross remediation revenues) - Mid-sized ($20-100 mil) - Small (<$20 mil) 5. Remediation Opinion Survey Results Results of the EBJ's remediation opinion survey. The table shows the percentage of respondents who indicated "crucial" or "very important" for each question (as opposed to "important", "not important" and "meaningless") <424k> * The data tables are downloadable in Microsoft Excel format. The EBJ Site Remediation issue will be sent to you s |
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