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The mining industry, often overlooked as the backbone of the global economy, is scaling to meet the growing raw material demand of the energy transition, electric vehicles, and the Internet-of-Things.
As such, heightened focus on water is moving in parallel. Water serves as a critical resource for mineral extraction, transportation, processing, and reclamation in mining operations. The resulting impact includes increased stakeholder pressures concerned with localized water scarcity, regulatory enforcement, and operational risks-all of which are driving the industry to better address water management.
For companies active in the sector, including water solutions providers, the opportunity for more-efficient water management is on the rise. Spurred by government regulation, concern from local communities, and water scarcity, wastewater reuse and desalination are becoming increasingly pertinent in the water-stressed regions of southern Africa, Latin America, the Asia-Pacific region.
The mining sector market forecast focuses on water usage, geographic differences, and key opportunities. Bluefield's forecast methodology considers a variety of key market and macroeconomic variables, including commodity trends, inflationary pressures, facility-level usage, and policy incentives. This report lays out Bluefield's 2023-2030 forecast for water for mining capital expenditures (CAPEX) and operating expenditures (OPEX).
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