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EBJ Vol 35 No 3/4: Q2 2022 Environmental Industry Outlook 2022

Environmental Business Journal® research in this Industry Outlook edition focuses on the energy transition and climate stability services being developed and deployed in the market by companies with their core business in the environmental industry.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXVIII No 01 & 02: Environmental Industry Outlook 2015 and EBJ Annual Snapshot Survey

EBJ provides data on 2014 growth rates in environmental service segments and a forecast for 2015-2016, based on a comprehensive survey of 140 environmental industry executives. At the end of the first quarter of 2015, the outlo » Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXIV No 06: Sustainable Cities

EBJ profiles the sustainable city movement, how governments and associations are setting standards, creating educational tools and establishing and disseminating best practices, and how consultants and service providers are fil » Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXII No 3 & 4: Environmental Industry Outlook 2019 – EBJ’s Annual Snapshot Survey

EBJ provides data on 2018 growth rates in environmental service segments and a forecast for 2019-2020, based on a comprehensive survey of environmental industry executives.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXVI No 10 & 11: Environmental Consulting & Engineering Industry Review & Outlook 2013

EBJ’s annual analysis of the environmental consulting & engineering industry details a $28.8 billion U.S. industry in 2012 and $29.9 in 2013. Several market segments-notably oil & gas and the extractive industries in No » Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXIII No 05: Renewable Energy

An analysis of the renewable energy business in the United States in 2010 with an emphasis on opportunities across the supply chain for consulting engineers and contractors. The $36-billion clean energy systems & power sector, » Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXIII No 7&8: Infrastructure Markets in the 2020s

In a special edition EBJ that combines an analysis of Infrastructure Markets in the 2020s for the environmental industry with a Climate Change Business Journal edition on ‘Natural Infrastructure’. EBJ presents a 2020 quantitative and qualitative analysis of infrastructure markets in the 2020s with market sizing for the six categories of infrastructure: water, energy, power, communications, waste and transportation. Full discussion of market drivers, funding concerns and trend analysis of innovation and disruption in each category is included in both EBJ’s overview and executive Q&A with 10 industry leaders.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXIX No 05 & 06: Environmental Industry Outlook 2016 and EBJ Annual Snapshot Survey

EBJ provides data on 2015 growth and a forecast for 2016-2017 in environmental service segments by client, region and services, based on economic analysis and a comprehensive survey of 140 environmental industry executives. At » Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXV No 06 & 07: Global Environmental Markets

EBJ’s complete analysis of the global environmental market in 2012 includes a full quantification of the $866-billion global environmental market in 2011 by regions and by 14 segments, with forecasted growth for 2012. Regional » Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXI No 3 & 4: 2018 Environmental Industry Outlook

EBJ provides interim data on 2017 growth rates in environmental service segments and a forecast for 2018-2018, based on two comprehensive surveys of close two 100 environmental industry executives each. At the end of the first two quarters of 2018, the outlook for the U.S. and the global economies is relatively optimistic, but has some concerns relating to tariffs and trade wars, uncertainties relating to environmental policy and volatility in stock markets, currencies and interest rates pose concern for industry and for environmental firms.

$395.00
EBJ Vol 35 No 5/6: Q3 2022 Environmental Consulting & Engineering 2022

Environmental Business Journal®’s annual compilation of annual revenue performance of over 700 environmental consulting & engineering firms from 2021—and EBJ’s resulting industry model is summarized in detail in this review.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXVII No 12: Executive Review 2015 and 2014 EBJ Business Achievement Awards

EBJ’s annual edition listing the EBJ Business Achievement Awards from the previous year and Q&As with key senior executives in the environmental industry. The detailed treatment of 50+ award winners provides a view into what se » Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXIV No 05: M&A Trends and Consolidation 2011

EBJ re-visits the merger & acquisition scene in the environmental industry and finds activity picking up in the post-recession climate for strategic, market and financial reasons. Both strategic acquirers and venture or pri » Read More

$395.00
2019 Pacific Northwest Environmental Industry Summit Presentations

The 2019 Pacific Northwest Environmental Industry Summit Presentations include files that contain information presented during EBI’s 4th annual Seattle summit. Topics included are industry outlook, business sector disruptions & opportunities, Chinese environmental industry links, technological trends, and many more.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXVI No 09: Environmental Industry M&A 2013

EBJ covers the merger & acquisition scene in the environmental industry in 2013 and finds activity still strong with strategic, market and financial drivers spurring on both buyers and sellers. Strategic acquirors and ventu » Read More

$395.00

Environmental Business Journal^® (EBJ)
Defines 14 business segments including remediation, environmental C&E, water/wastewater, instrumentation, and APC.

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EBJ Vol 35 No 3/4: Q2 2022 Environmental Industry Outlook 2022

EBJ Vol XXVIII No 01 & 02: Environmental Industry Outlook 2015 and EBJ Annual Snapshot Survey

EBJ Vol XXIV No 06: Sustainable Cities

EBJ Vol XXXII No 3 & 4: Environmental Industry Outlook 2019 – EBJ’s Annual Snapshot Survey

EBJ Vol XXVI No 10 & 11: Environmental Consulting & Engineering Industry Review & Outlook 2013

EBJ Vol XXIII No 05: Renewable Energy

EBJ Vol XXXIII No 7&8: Infrastructure Markets in the 2020s

EBJ Vol XXIX No 05 & 06: Environmental Industry Outlook 2016 and EBJ Annual Snapshot Survey

EBJ Vol XXV No 06 & 07: Global Environmental Markets

EBJ Vol XXXI No 3 & 4: 2018 Environmental Industry Outlook

EBJ Vol 35 No 5/6: Q3 2022 Environmental Consulting & Engineering 2022

EBJ Vol XXVII No 12: Executive Review 2015 and 2014 EBJ Business Achievement Awards

EBJ Vol XXIV No 05: M&A Trends and Consolidation 2011

2019 Pacific Northwest Environmental Industry Summit Presentations

EBJ Vol XXVI No 09: Environmental Industry M&A 2013

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Environmental Business Journal® (EBJ) Defines 14 business segments including remediation, environmental C&E, water/wastewater, instrumentation, and APC.

Environmental Business Journal

EBJ Vol 35 No 3/4: Q2 2022 Environmental Industry Outlook 2022

EBJ Vol XXVIII No 01 & 02: Environmental Industry Outlook 2015 and EBJ Annual Snapshot Survey

EBJ Vol XXIV No 06: Sustainable Cities

EBJ Vol XXXII No 3 & 4: Environmental Industry Outlook 2019 – EBJ’s Annual Snapshot Survey

EBJ Vol XXVI No 10 & 11: Environmental Consulting & Engineering Industry Review & Outlook 2013

EBJ Vol XXIII No 05: Renewable Energy

EBJ Vol XXXIII No 7&8: Infrastructure Markets in the 2020s

EBJ Vol XXIX No 05 & 06: Environmental Industry Outlook 2016 and EBJ Annual Snapshot Survey

EBJ Vol XXV No 06 & 07: Global Environmental Markets

EBJ Vol XXXI No 3 & 4: 2018 Environmental Industry Outlook

EBJ Vol 35 No 5/6: Q3 2022 Environmental Consulting & Engineering 2022

EBJ Vol XXVII No 12: Executive Review 2015 and 2014 EBJ Business Achievement Awards

EBJ Vol XXIV No 05: M&A Trends and Consolidation 2011

2019 Pacific Northwest Environmental Industry Summit Presentations

EBJ Vol XXVI No 09: Environmental Industry M&A 2013

Pages

Environmental Business Journal^® (EBJ)
Defines 14 business segments including remediation, environmental C&E, water/wastewater, instrumentation, and APC.