Present situation and prospect analysis of water industry market in China.

Water industry can be divided into raw water production and supply, tap water production and supply, sewage collection, sewage treatment, reclaimed water and reclaimed water utilization. Generally speaking, it refers to water supply and drainage. In addition to the traditional water supply and drainage management, the water industry also includes water resources protection and expansion, water saving and emission reduction, reclaimed water reuse, seawater desalination, water demand management, community planning, watershed management, public education and activities to raise awareness of water conservation.

Industrial water supply situation

-China's water supply market is saturated.

The total water supply in China reached its peak in 20 13, and then with the strict water resources management system issued by the central people's government and provinces, the growth rate of total water supply began to slow down. In recent years, the total water supply in China has remained basically stable, with an average annual change of about 1%. In 20 18, the total water supply in China was 6015.5 billion cubic meters, a year-on-year decrease of 0.46%. The water supply market in China is close to saturation and has entered a stable development state. Looking forward to the development status of the existing market, it is estimated that the total water supply in China will remain at 600 billion cubic meters in 20 19.

-per capita water consumption is decreasing year by year, while domestic water consumption is increasing year by year.

Over the years, the supply of water resources in China has basically reached a balance between supply and demand. With the advocacy of water-saving society, the per capita water consumption in China continues to decline. In 20 18, China's per capita water consumption was 43 1.92 cubic meters, which decreased for the fifth consecutive year.

From the perspective of demand structure, agricultural water demand has always been the largest industry, often exceeding 60%. Followed by industrial water, the demand accounts for about 20%, the third is domestic water, and finally is ecological water. In 20 18 years, China's agricultural water consumption reached 3693 1 100 million cubic meters, accounting for 61.39%; Industrial water consumption reached1261600,000 cubic meters, accounting for 20.97%; Domestic water consumption reached 85.99 billion cubic meters, accounting for14.29%; Ecological water consumption reached 20.09 billion cubic meters, accounting for 3.34%. Judging from the changing trend of proportion, the demand proportion of domestic water and ecological water is gradually increasing, while the demand proportion of industrial water is gradually decreasing.

Industrial drainage condition

-The construction of sewage treatment facilities has been further expanded.

China is facing a serious water pollution problem, and sewage treatment has always been the top priority of water environment management. From the perspective of sewage treatment infrastructure construction, on the one hand, the number of sewage treatment plants is increasing year by year. In 20 18, the number of sewage treatment plants in China increased to 4,332, a year-on-year increase of 14.6%, and the growth rate was obviously improved. According to the compound annual growth rate of 7. 1% in 2009-20/8, it is estimated that there will be 4640 sewage treatment plants in 20 19.

On the other hand, in recent years, the length of urban drainage pipes is accelerating. In 20 18, the number of urban drainage pipelines in China increased to 683,000 kilometers, up 8.4% year-on-year. According to the compound annual growth rate of 7.9% in 2009-20 18, it is estimated that the length of drainage pipeline will exceed 700,000 kilometers in 20 19.

-Urban sewage treatment capacity has been continuously enhanced.

As an important part of environmental protection industry, sewage treatment industry has developed well in recent years with the support of government policies, and its sewage treatment capacity has been continuously enhanced. Statistics from the National Bureau of Statistics show that in 20 18, the daily treatment capacity of urban sewage in China has reached 1.8 1 100 million cubic meters, up 6.5% year-on-year. According to the compound annual growth rate of 4.5% in 2009-20 18, it is estimated that the daily sewage treatment capacity of Chinese cities will reach 654.38+89 million cubic meters in 20 19.

-For more data, please refer to the Analysis Report of China Water Industry Market Prospect and Investment Strategic Planning by Forward-looking Industry Research Institute.