Published August 2003 The U.S. environmental industry's share of GDP has fallen over time, and it has become much more sensitive to the prevailing economic condition. But many executives agree that the year 2002 was a full of pleasant surprises - Despite the slowdown of the U.S. economy, projects kept coming. The latest annual industry overview issue of EBJ assesses the $220-billion industry with the latest market figures. Also found in this issue are reviews of the industry segments which were not thoroughly covered by EBJ in recent issues (haz waste, labs, instruments and air pollution equipment). * This issue is $100 for subscribers and $150 for non-subscribers. If you are a subscriber and would like to purchase this issue please call EBI. * This is NOT a downloadable item. You will receive a copy by mail in five to seven business days. TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview: EBJ presents its annual figures on the $220-billion environmental industry and lets a few executives let off steam in a challenging market 1-7 C&E Perspective: A softening market in 2003 has experts concerned 8-9 Hazardous Waste & Industrial Services: Haz waste markets hit a decade of doldrums; firms pursue survival in different forms, including a move to industrial services 10-14 Environmental Testing: Labs face continued pressure in a stable market 15-19 Instruments & Information: Global markets pace instrument growth and software providers still struggle to meet EH&S IT needs 20-22 Air Quality Markets: Power plant needs stir the APC business and some generators invest ahead of the regs; Separation Technologies finds use for fly ash 23-25 Process & Prevention Technology: Companies providing economic solutions with resource technology 26-27 EBJ Stock Reporter: 2nd quarter and first half review 28-31 EXHIBITS FOUND IN THIS ISSUE - The U.S. Environemntal Industry as a Percent of GDP (Bar chart; 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000 and 2002) - The U.S. Environmental Industry Revenus and Growth (Data by segment; 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, 2001 and 2002) - 2002 U.S. Environmental Industry Economic Profile (Data by segment; Revenue, No. of Companies, No. of Jobs, Average Annual Growth 2003-06) - Hazardous Waste/Wastewater Shipped to Commercial Facilities (Bar chart; by facility type) - Hazardous Waste Management Volume/Pricing Trends (Data table) - Top 20 U.S. Environmental Lab Companies - Other Major Environmental Lab Companies ($mil) - Top Laboratory Analytical and Life Sciences Instrument Makers ($mil U.S.) - Emissions Control Projects at U.S. Coal-Fired Power Plants - A Sampling of Resource Recovery and Prevention Technology Providers COMPANIES FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE
* This issue is $75 for subscribers and $100 for non-subscribers. If you are a subscriber and would like to purchase this issue please call EBI. * This is NOT a downloadable item. You will receive a copy by mail in five to seven business days. Published August 2003 |
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