CLEVELAND — Demand for water treatment products and supplies in China will continue to increase at the robust, double-digit pace familiar in recent years, a new report by research firm The Freedonia Group, Inc., says.
Although the growth rate of China’s water treatment market in the period 2007-2012 is predicted by Freedonia to take a slight breather from the 20 percent-plus rates of the period 2002-2007, it will still be in the 15 percent to 17 percent range.
Edina, MN — For millions of viewers around the world, the 80,000-square foot Water Cube and the National Stadium "Bird's Nest" have become synonymous with the Beijing Olympic Games. But for the 17 million Beijing residents, the Olympic Games may well be remembered for something much more basic: a greater abundance of water in China's capital city.Greifenberg, Germany-based inge watertechnologies AG said today it signed a water-process agreement with China for one of the countyr's six nuclear power plants currently under construction (see Nuclear power is green power, says expert).
