Market Trends: Digital Water Solutions

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EHS Software & Services
April Choy
April Choy
Nathan Goldstein
Nathan Goldstein
03 Jul, 2025

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Executive Summary

The digital water solutions market is experiencing rapid transformation, driven by regulatory pressures, climate change impacts and ESG requirements that are accelerating the adoption of advanced water management technologies. The market encompasses a variety of vendors, from specialists to diversified software providers. This report examines the digital water solutions market, focusing on applications across the water cycle, key market drivers, innovations and implementation considerations.

Summary for decision-makers
Digital water solutions gain traction as climate risk and ESG reporting reshape water management priorities
Defining digital water solutions
Digital water solutions address water management challenges in the water cycle by boosting sustainability, efficiency and infrastructure resilience
Diverse digital water solution providers enable real-time monitoring, analytics and infrastructure optimization
Digital water solutions continue to evolve, through technological innovation, strategic investments and partnerships
The role of digital water in achieving ESG targets and ensuring regulatory compliance
Implementation considerations around technical, financial and cyber security

Figure 1. The digital water solutions ecosystem
Figure 2. Industry-specific use cases of digital water solutions
Figure 3. The digital water solutions market landscape
Figure 4. Major investments in the digital water solutions market

Autodesk, Globalive, Blue Horizon Advisors, Amazon, ICI Fund, Aliaxis, s Angeles County Sanitation Districts (LACSD), bNovate Technologies, Water Footprint Implementation, Kamay Ventures, Netafim, Spacedrip, Electro Scan, CDM Smith, Smartvatten, Microsoft, Carollo Engineers, SUEZ, Viridix, Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), Insight Terra, ABB, SmartCover, International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), Agrow Analytics, Xylem, Jacobs, Demium Capital, AtkinsRéalis, Oracle, Bentley Systems, Sprint Ventures, Digital Water Solutions, Parsons Corporation, Tecknuovo, KETOS, Severn Trent Water, Kestrel Technology Group, Schneider Electric, MSM, First Drop, Subeca, Metagrove Ventures, Salkantay Ventures, GE Vernova, SiteGround, WSP, Itron, Kando, DC Thomson, iThink VC, Aquasight, Bridges Israel, Endress+Hauser, AMCS (Quentic), HDR, Kilimo, ZwitterCo, Ofwat, VelocityEHS, Stantec, DCVC, CropX, Burnt Island Ventures, LIP, Black & Veatch, Atlantic Bridge, University of Southern California (USC), CDP, Boon, JLR Star, Waterplan, Nestlé, Aquatics Informatics, Singapore Public Utilities Board (PUB), Arcadis, Emerald Technology Ventures, Yield Lab Latam, Fireball Capital, HG Ventures, SAP, Ram On Investments, World Bank, GoHub Ventures, Halma Ventures, PureTerra Ventures, Munich Re Ventures, Roca Group Ventures, BHP, Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), Milrem, Innovyze, Thames Water, eMagin, Cority, AECOM, Access Capital Ventures, Scaler, OurCrowd, Water Valley Denmark, Aquassay, Vestman Energia, Siemens, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Tetra Tech, Eigenkapital, Evok Innovations, VAPAR, Emerson, E3 Capital, IBM, Sand Technologies, Intelex, Esri, Variolytics, Brown and Caldwell, Trimble, Ayyeka, Veolia

About the Authors

April Choy

April Choy

Analyst

April is an Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in EHS&Q software and emerging technologies. She helps organizations navigate complex technology decisions, providing insigh…

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Nathan Goldstein

Nathan Goldstein

Senior Manager

Nathan is a Senior Manager at Verdantix, specializing in EHS software and the convergence of sustainability, EHS and operational risk. He leads research that helps corporate d…

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