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Market Evolution Scenarios for PFAS in Water, Wastewater and Remediation
Environmental Business Journal®’s June 16th webinar features a strategic assessment of market evolution scenarios in PFAS.
EPA’s March 2023 long-awaited announcement of four parts per trillion maximum contaminant load proposed rule was unexpectedly low and less than any promulgated state standard to date. The news set off speculation as how the PFAS market will evolve, how the rulemaking process will go in 2023, and the compliance horizons for the thousands of parties that will be affected.
EBJ draws off of its years of market analysis in water and remediation markets, it’s panel of experts that have contributed to EBJs PFAS Market Model since 2018, and participation in the third PFAS expert symposium to present an updated market forecast in:
- Drinking water systems from the largest cities to the smallest of the 50,000 entities delivering potable water in the United States;
- Wastewater treatment systems from the largest cities to the smallest of the 15,000 entities;
- Industrial dischargers increasingly under pressure from downstream wastewater treatment facilities;
- Tens of thousands of remediation sites that will require assessment and clean up; and
- The analytical work and instrumentation opportunities resulting from the acceleration of the PFAS era.
EBJ editor Grant Ferrier will present a summary of the market model and discuss most likely scenarios with a panel drawn from the PFAS expert symposium.
Panelists:
John Simon – Principal – Gnarus Advisors (PFAS Expert Symposium)
Frederic Andes – Partner – Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Stewart Abrams – Principal & Director of Remediation Technology – Langan Engineering
