This analysis dives into the low voltage (LV) drives market in the water & wastewater industry, providing regional analysis with technical segmentations, including subsectors, power rating, applications, and sales channels.
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Low Voltage Drives in Water & Wastewater Industry – 2025 Analysis
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Nattalyn Teng
Follow AnalystResearch Analyst, Electric Motor Systems
Nattalyn focuses on the research and analysis of low-voltage drives in the Government & Manufacturing team. She conducts primary and secondary research to understand customer needs and to reinforce Omdia’s competitive edge in the discrete and process industries. She provides key market insights by building rapport with industry experts.
Before joining Omdia, Nattalyn was a strategy consultant based in London, where she created bespoke solutions for pharmaceutical leaders and contributed to the life sciences industry. For her projects, Nattalyn crafted tailored value propositions and led high-level discussions with potential partners, resulting in successful deal negotiations.
Nattalyn holds a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Imperial College London. She is also equipped with experience in the research laboratory optimizing a copper-based catalyst widely used in the petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and energy production industries.
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