U.S. Stormwater Infrastructure Market: Key Drivers, Competitive Shifts & Investment Outlook, 2024-2030

Description

Stormwater management represents a growing area of investment and concern for U.S. municipalities, transportation departments, and private property owners. Since 2020, the U.S. has seen an annual average of 22.0 large-scale climate and weather disasters, compared to just 3.3 such events per year in the 1980s and 6.7 in the 2000s. Most significantly, more than three-quarters of these events are related to stormwater, including severe storms, hurricanes, and flooding.

At the same time, construction and urban development across the country are contributing to an expansion of impervious surfaces, such as asphalt and concrete, which further exacerbate flooding and water pollution from unmitigated stormwater runoff. Nearly one-third of the nation's 470,000 assessed water bodies are classified as impaired, with stormwater runoff-from urban areas, roadways, and agricultural operations-a leading contributor.

As such, a growing roster of incumbents and emerging solutions providers are carving out positions to address stormwater management, with solutions ranging from traditional gray infrastructure-i.e., drains, pumps, catch basins, chambers, and decentralized treatment systems-to newer digital platforms and alternative 'green infrastructure' solutions.

This Insight Report and accompanying data dashboard provide a comprehensive evaluation of the U.S. stormwater infrastructure market landscape, including market drivers, trends, forecasts, and company profiles of 30 leading stormwater infrastructure and equipment suppliers.

Section 1: U.S. Stormwater Market Drivers & Trends

Market Drivers & Inhibitors
Long-Term Historical Precipitation Trends
The Climate Crisis is a Water Crisis: U.S. Billion-Dollar Disasters
Stormwater Management Policy & Regulatory Landscape
Stormwater Pollution - Impaired U.S. Water Bodies
Hot Markets - Regional Public & Private Construction Activity
Impervious Surfaces Create Stormwater Headaches
Funding Channels For Municipal Stormwater Infrastructure
Growth of Dedicated Stormwater Utilities
Complex Jurisdictions for Stormwater Management - U.S. Road Infrastructure
Emerging Stormwater Solutions & Business Models

Section 2: U.S. Stormwater Infrastructure Forecasts

Bluefield Stormwater Market Model Formula
Managing the Stormwater Cycle - Key Products & Asset Types
Mapping the Built Environment - Buildings & Infrastructure Assets by State
Pockets of Growth - Stormwater Market Drivers by State
Top-Line Stormwater Capital Investment Outlook
- CAPEX Forecast by Spend Type, 2023-2030 (Equipment vs. Services)
- Key Stormwater Infrastructure Product Segments
- Stormwater Infrastructure Applications & End-User Segments
- Regional Hot Spots - Stormwater Infrastructure Forecast by Region
- State Leaderboard - Top Markets for Stormwater Infrastructure Investment

Section 3: Competitive Landscape

Top Competitive Trends - Emerging Directions for Traditional Stormwater Players
Competitive Landscape - Company Focus and Footprint
Competitive Landscape - Product Offering Segmentation
Select Company Revenue Rankings
Stormwater Value Chain
Notable M&A Deals & Trends