Solar photovoltaic (PV) is no longer just a clean energy option; it’s a global investment magnet. In 2024, it captured 45% of all global power generation investments, and the momentum continues. With falling component costs, evolving technologies, and expanding applications, from rooftops to reservoirs, solar PV offers strategic growth opportunities for stakeholders across the board.

As climate volatility rises and infrastructure ages, water is fast becoming one of the world’s most strained resources. Utilities across North America and Europe are under pressure to optimize networks, reduce losses, and maximize every drop. Smart water metering is emerging as the core enabler of this shift.

In today’s hybrid work era, where employee expectations evolve and smart technologies become mainstream, facility services are undergoing a strategic shift. No longer focused solely on operations, facility teams are now empowered to shape high-performing, people-centric workplaces.

Frost & Sullivan’s latest Homes & Buildings Growth Webinar explored how workplace change management enables facility professionals to lead workplace transformation – bridging the gap between innovative technologies and practical implementation.

Global battery energy storage (BESS) investment reached $65.6 billion in 2024, driven by falling battery pack prices and surging demand for reliable, flexible clean energy solutions. As battery energy storage becomes the backbone of grid flexibility and clean energy integration, businesses must act now to secure their place in a market forecasted to exceed $270 billion.

Climate urgency, resource scarcity, and industrial reuse pressures are converging to reshape the global water treatment landscape. In this dynamic environment, top innovators such as DuPont, Veolia, ZwitterCo, Cembrane, and Memsift are leading the charge, pushing the boundaries of membrane technology to enable smarter, more sustainable solutions.