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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 the midpoint of 2016, economists and business planners remain tepid about the global and U.S. economy. The consensus on 2016 real growth rates is 2.3% and 2.1%, respectively. The combination of government budget and client industry forecasts with EBJ’s weighting of key factors leads to a current forecast of 3.3-3.5% growth in 2016 and 2017. Discussion of short-term client needs, big picture opportunities, 2016 election scenarios, environmental industry dynamics, ownership trends and a selection of company profiles puts EBJ’s environmental industry outlook into context.
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Exhibits and data included in and with this issue are:
- USA vs. Global GDP Growth: 2006-2017
- Key Forecast Elements: 2014-2017
- Environmental Services: 7 Key Growth Factors: 2004-2017
- Environmental C&E Industry vs. GDP Growth: 1991 to 2017e
- Average Annual Growth in Environmental Services Firms: 2009-2017e
- Ranking of Environmental Industry Client Sectors in 2016-2017
- Average Operating Margin: 2010 to 2016e
- Change in Operating Margin From 2014 to 2015
- Non-Hydro Renewables as a % of U.S. Electricity Generation: 2006-2100e
- Ranking of Growth Prospects by Media Category: 2016-2017
- Ranking of Growth Prospects by Service Category: 2016-2017
- Expected Price of Crude Oil: 2016-2020 ($/barrel)
- EIA’s Short-Term Outlook on Oil Prices & Production
- Percent of U.S. transportation units or ‘cars’ electric and self-driving in 2020-2050
- Ranking of Growth Prospects by N.A. Geographic Region: 2016-2017
- Ranking of Growth Prospects by Global Geographic Region: 2016-2017
- How long will history record the Oil Age as lasting?
- 2016 Presidential Election: More States in Play?
- Election 2016: Paterson’s Likelihood of the Narrow Set of Possible Scenarios
- TestAmerica Revenues and Share in U.S. Environmental Testing
- Average Ownership Interest of Each of the Three Largest Owners
- Weekly U.S. Rotary Rig Count Rig Count1991-2016
- Weekly Brent Crude Oil Price 1991-2016
- Weekly U.S. Field Production of Crude Oil 1991-2016
- HDR Gross Revenues, 2008-2015
- EBJ 2016 Survey Respondents: Reasons for Margin Changes in 2015
- HSA Gross Revenues, 2008-2015
- Schneider Electric 2015 Revenues of €26.6 billion
- Construction Forecast & U.S. Value of Construction Put in Place ($mil)
For the latest information regarding environmental industry dynamics, please visit our Environmental Industry Journal archive page and our Reports and DataPacks page.
Table of Contents
01.2016 Industry Outlook: The environmental industry grows accustomed to the modest growth scenario that has enveloped U.S and global economies; Opportunities in infrastructure, outsourcing, water, energy, information and transportation offer either short-term bidding or long-term transformation.pg 1-7
02.Political & Policy Outlook: 50/50 Nation Rides Again; 2016 election forecast shows a narrow range of outcomes and no likely mandate for the eventual winner.pg 8-9
03.Environmental Intelligence shifts to renewable & utility markets in NRM.pg 10-12
04.TestAmerica merges with JSTI Group in major East-West deal.pg 13-14
05.WRI points to 6 environment and development issues to watch.pg 15-16
06.Pentair advances water reuse in aquaponics, aquaculture and agriculture.pg 16-17
07.Industry looks to reinvigorate growth; The end for traditional ownership?pg 17-19
08.Despite the oil and gas downturn Scott Environmental Services maintains steady growth in oilfield waste recycling.pg 20-21
09.HDR provides foundation of growth for employee owners; sees opportunity in infrastructure, P3 and utility markets.pg 22-24
10.Organic and M&A growth help ESA to diversify services and capabilities.pg 26-30
11.Schneider Electric adds to its list of energy savings performance contracts.pg 31-32
12.Parametrix plans to maintain strong presence in northwest transportation and environmental markets through organic growth and acquisition.pg 33-34
13.Developer Bozzuto goes with geothermal on high-end housing project.pg 35
14.Diversion gains traction with sustainability and zero waste initiatives.pg 36-38
15.FMI construction outlook expects growth to slow to 6% in 2016.pg 39
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