Water Markets In Asian With Rapid Growth Lead By Chinese, The Biggest Single Market Soon

April 28, 2013 - PRLog -- water markets in asian with rapid growth lead by chinese, the biggest single market soon.
wastewater 12%, drinkingwater 8%, newwater 14%, industrial water 18 percent. The market will be 117 billion US $ by 2015.
Asia's growing water business depent on population growth, urbanization and industrialization,
mining industry and agricultural.
Most countries developed a national water policy to help secure and protect water.
Put the policy into practice is different by the countries because of missing compliance.
Water Risks and Resilience are extreme in many countries and new water will be without option.
Asian water markets with highest increase worldwide and rapid growth in 2013 and up over 2020
New Study by Helmut Kaiser Consultancy 2013
http://www.hkc22.com/asiawater.html

Several Asian countries like China, Japan, India, Taiwan, Korea and Vietnam increased their Investments in drinking water, waste water and water treatment in the last years dramatically. The other Asian countries followed. Some countries have too much water and some countries not enough, but all Asian countries together face quality problems. Drinking water is bought at supermarkets by 60 percent of the population since years, but now more and more the water contaminants come back over the daily food and environment. Companies in China will have to close down if the water pollution problem is not solved at a given time. The regulations are there since years but now the government care for the compliance. Result is the water market in industrial segments double within 3 years.

The market for waste water and drinking water in Asian will reach 117.3 $ in 2015. Than still less than 30 percent of the waste water will be treated from 10 percent today and the drinking water still will come from the super markets. Only slowly after 2015 the situation is getting better and partly the water quality increase and contaminations decrease according to a new study from helmut kaiser consultancy. Japan is leading the total markets with about 30 percent today and followed by China with 20 percent. In 2015 Japan will lead with 25 percent and followed by China with 35 percent. But the markets are nearly two times from today. The others are 19 more Asian countries