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Environmental Business Journal Global Markets (Vol.XV No.11/12 2003)

Environmental Business Journal V15 No.11/12 Global Market       

The U.S. is the world's largest environmental market but the growth rate has slowed down compared to some other regions. These regions, such as China, Central and Eastern Europe, are pushing for stricter environmental regulation and therefore offer numerous opportunities for the environmental businesses. The U.S. exports of environmental products and services have leveled off in the past few years, but the observers say the U.S. firms are still very competitive and simply needs to exercise more perseverance to achieve presence in overseas markets.

This issue of EBJ discusses the opportunities and challenges faced by the U.S. environmental firms in expanding into the global environmental markets. Also found in this issue are profiles of select regions and countries, with numerous data tables to supplement the analyses.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Global Market Overview:
With revenues of $556 billion in 2002 and well over 60% outside of the United States, the global environmental market offers a large-scale opportunity for U.S. firms—but individual companies report challenges on the frontier 1-4

Eastern Europe:
With the European Union preparing to welcome 10 new countries, each must find a way to comply with at least 149 environmental statutes and they are looking for outside help in what is likely the environmental market’s fastest growing region 5-8

China:
The most populous nation tries to raise up from deplorable environmental conditions, deal with an impending ‘water crisis’ and spruce up for the 2008 Olympics 9-11

Latin America:
The region still faces economic uncertainty, but companies find opportunity in Mexico, Brazil and in the petroleum sector 12-14

Asia:
US-AEP deals with budget cut and mission adjustment; points to India and Viet Nam as promising markets 15-17

UK C&E Market:
10% growth in an active market; local firms hold the lead 18-19

Company Profiles:
A spectrum of U.S. companies abroad provides a varied picture of market selection and strategy: Earth Tech, ARCADIS, ENSR, ERM, Haley & Aldrich, Clean Earth Technology, DRiWater, North Creek Analytical, San-I-Pak and Soluz 19-31




EXHIBITS FOUND IN THIS ISSUE

 - The Global Environmental Market, 2002 (by region; pie chart)
 - The Global Environmental Market, 1998 - 2002 and 2005 (by region; table)
 - U.S. Environmental Trade Balance, 2001 (by market segment; table)
 - EBJ’s Top 50 Environmental Companies, 2001 (list; with 2001 environmental revenues)
 - Top 20 U.S. Environmental Exports Markets, 1999 - 2001
 - Water and Wastewater Markets of 12 "Best Prospect" Countries
 - Top Global Environmental Markets, 2001
 - Business Vehicles in the Chinese Market Advantages and Disadvantages
 - Environmental Market in Brazil: Ups and Downs
 - Sample Projects Co-Financed by Asian Development Bank
 - Top U.K. Environmental Consulting Firms* (Environmental sales greater than £10 million)
 - ERM Services: Global Distribution



COMPANIES FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE
A.K.S.D. Kft. Environmental Dynamics Inc. Ondeo
Acquamarin d.o.o. Env’l Elements Corp. Oscar Faber
ADAS Environment Environmental Export Council PA Consulting
AEA Technology Enviro. EFCG Parsons Brinckerhoff
AECOM Technology Corp. ERM Piedmont Olsen, Hensley
Aguas del Tunari Eurostat Rain Bird Corp.
Anglian Water FaberMaunsell RSK ENSR Group
Aquathai FC International SA RWE
ARCADIS Fisher Stewart San-I-Pak
Bechtel Group Foster Wheeler Saur International
Boda Genesis Technology Group Sebesta Blomberg
Bowles Corp. Geraghty & Miller Sequoia Laboratory Network
Camp Dresser & McKee Global Transition Consulting Shanghai Pudong Vivendi Water
Carl Bro Aquaterra Gyulavari Consulting Kft. Soluz Inc.
CH2M Hill GZA GeoEnvironmental Suez
CH2M-IDC China Haley & Aldrich Surface Technology Co
Clean Earth Technology Inc. Halient Technologies Sutton & Gu International
Concurrent Technologies Hatch Mott MacDonald TAMS
Consultants in Env.Sciences       Industrial Scientific Corp. Textron
Cuno Inogen Environmental Alliance      Thames Water
Dames & Moore International Water Ltd. Tyco International
Delta Env’l Consultants ITT Industries U.S. Agency for Int’l Dev
Det Norska Veritas Jaszberenyi Apritogepgyar Rt. U.S. Dept of Commerce
DRiWater KAP U.S.-Asia Env’l Partnership
EA Georgi Kirov ET Kinetico United Technologies
Earth Tech KPMG URS Corp.
Eastman Kodak LightStream Technologies Vivendi Environnement
ENDS Louis Berger Group Vivendi Water
Enelco Env’l Technology Co M3 Engineering & Technology W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Enersol Associates Inc. Maunsell W.L. Gore
Enron Montgomery Watson Harza W.S. Atkins
ENSR International MWH Global ZweigWhite
Enviro Voraxial Technology North Creek Analytical  





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Published May 2003




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