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| An Analysis of Barriers to
Innovative Treatment Technologies: Summary of Existing Studies and Current
Initiatives |
| Order EPA
542-B-00-003 |
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| This report presents a summary of
existing studies of barriers that have historically impeded the successful
commercialization of ITTs. The goal of An Analysis of Barriers to Innovative
Treatment Technologies: Summary of Existing and Current Initiatives is to help
ITT providers understand the types of barriers that may challenge the
development and full commercialization of ITTs by presenting reasons beyond
market forces that inhibit development of ITTs and their routine use. |
| Bridging the Valley of
Death. |
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(233K/107pp/PDF) |
| A finance study that addresses
management, regulatory, exporting, and financing issues faced by environmental
technology developers and users. |
| Cleaning Up the Nation's Waste
Sites: Markets and Technology Trends - 2004 Edition. |
| Order EPA 542-R-04-015 |
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| EPA's Cleaning Up the Nation's Waste Sites: Markets and Technology Trends (2004 Edition), provides a overview of the US market for the cleanup of sites contaminated with hazardous waste and petroleum products. The report covers the Nation's seven major cleanup markets, namely Superfund, RCRA Corrective Action, DoD, DOE, USTs, Civilian Federal Agencies, and State Voluntary cleanup programs. It targets industry and government officials preparing research, development, and business strategies. The information it presents is intended to support those who are developing, commercializing, and marketing new cleanup technologies to meet the future demand. |
| Cleaning Up the Nation's Waste
Sites: Markets and Technology Trends - 1996 Edition. |
| Order EPA
542-R-96-005 |
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| This study describes the future
demand for remediation services in all of the major cleanup programs in the
U.S., including Superfund, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)
corrective action, underground storage tanks, state programs, and federal
agencies such as the Departments of Defense and Energy (DOD and DOE). The data
on each program include the number of sites that remain to be cleaned up,
general site and waste characteristics, and other factors that affect the
demand for remediation services. While the report considers a broad range of
remediation services required in the future, its purpose is to provide insight
into the potential application of new treatment technologies. |
| Environmental Business Council
Resources |
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542-K-97-002 |
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| This publication identifies 28
organizations, whose primary function is to contribute to the economic
development and marketing of environmental technologies. |
| Guide to Technology
Commercialization Assistance for EPA SBIR Program Awardees. |
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(1.6M/292pp/PDF) |
| This commercialization assistance
guide presents information on various programs and organizations that offer
technical and financial assistance, as well as information and other resources,
to small businesses and entrepreneurs. |
| Innovative Treatment Technology
Developer’s Guide to Support Services (Fourth Edition) |
| Order EPA
542-B-99-008 |
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(1.2MB/112pp/PDF) |
| This guide is intended to assist
developers of innovative hazardous waste treatment technologies by identifying
sources of assistance as they progress through the development, demonstration,
and commercialization process. Mirroring the stages of that process and
identifying resources appropriate to each stage, the guide will help developers
to sort through the maze of resources available to find those that meets their
needs. |
| Perspectives on Private Investment in Innovative Remediation
Technology Companies |
| Order EPA 542-R-99-900 |
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(96K/32pp/PDF) |
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| The purpose of this report is to develop a framework for policy makers to significantly
accelerate the successful commercialization of innovative clean-up, treatment and site
characterization technologies. The Environmental Capital Network has attempted to
identify and understand the steps that can be taken to increase the quantity and
speed of private equity investments in early stage companies developing and
commercializing innovative remediation technologies. |
| Profile of Innovative Treatment
Technology Providers |
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542-R-99-012 |
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(2.8MB/71pp/PDF) |
| The purpose of this study is to offer
detailed information about the market, financial, and stock market performance
over time of a sector of the environmental technology market – companies
that offer innovative remediation technology approaches. While successful
commercialization of technologies is tied to many factors, this report attempts
to provide a realistic backdrop and set of expectations for financial
performance for new entrants into that market. This multi-year review
highlights the importance of building alliances beyond the market niche of
remediation to achieve better financial results. In addition, by reviewing both
the successful and the less successful approaches that have been taken, the
report suggests strategies for achieving successful commercialization. |
| Regional Market Opportunities for
Innovative Site Cleanup Technologies: Middle Atlantic States. |
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| Provides an analysis of the regional
market for innovative treatment technologies. This report, aimed at developers
and vendors of site remediation services, provides information on potential
markets for site clean-up technologies and services in Delaware, the District
of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. |
| Regional Market Opportunities for
Innovative Site Cleanup Technologies: Southeastern States. |
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(779K/WP5.1/EXE) |
| Provides an analysis of the regional
market for innovative treatment technologies. This report, aimed at developers
and vendors of site remediation services, provides information on potential
markets for site clean-up technologies and services in Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. |
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