EBJ Vol XXII No 09: Energy Markets for Environmental Consulting & Engineering FirmsA detailed look at traditional and emerging markets in energy related markets varying from demand from utilities, oil & gas and petroleum companies to the nuclear renaissance, energy efficency, renewable energy and the clean power infrastructure. EBJ Vol XXII No 08: Environmental Testing Labs & Hazardous Waste Management Market ProfilesA detailed look at two key environmental industry service segments and the Resource Recovery segment. EBJ Vol XXII No 07: Environmental Industry Overview 2009Environmental industry dynamics are characterized in the tough times of 2009 based on new survey results and interviews with CEOs. Growth forecasts for 2009 in the $300-billion U.S. environmental industry have been downward-adjusted from 2 to 7 points depending on segments and data charts demostrate industry growth and comparison to GDP. Also a look at the Stimulus Package and what environmental firms are aiming to do, followed by a feature on the UK consulting sector. EBJ Vol XXII No 06: Global Markets in the Environmental Industry in 2009 - Focus on AsiaInterviews with executives developing environmental business across Asia augment EBJ survey rankings of top markets. Profiles of key markets in India, China, Australia and Malaysia. EBJ Vol XXII No 05: Global Markets in the Environmental Industry in 2009 - Focus on Europe & the Middle EastInterviews with executives developing environmental business across Europe and the Middle East augment EBJ survey rankings of top markets. Features on the REACH chemical regulations, Masdar City and profiles of key markets in the UK, Saudi Arabia and Poland and a feature on the global water market. EBJ Vol XXII No 04: Instruments & Information OverviewComplete assessment of the $5.5 billion environmental Instruments & Information segment including lab instruments, monitoring devices and software and environmental information systems. |
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