General - Vol 10, Issue 10 (October 2009)
- A new model for US private water finance
- ADWEA mulls large-scale aquifer storage
- Aggressive capex model seals PEI victory at Mactaa
- Amplio Filtration back on the acquisition trail
- BWSSB shows the way for India’s utilities
- Consolidated Water faces up to the competition
- Dilutive share issues depress water stocks
- European court stymies Eurawasser’s ambitions
- GE stresses its commitment to the water market
- GLV broadens its global horizons
- Heading for a headstart at Tubli
- In Queensland, one dam equals two desal plants
- Israel well ahead on decontamination
- Italian operators slam “privatisation” decree
- Jordan rejigs desalination plans at Aqaba
- Malaysia seeks funds for water reform
- Saudi reuse scheme gains strong support
- Shuweihat 2 financing oversubscribed
- Spain’s flirtation with private sector finance
- Survey reveals investor dismay in the UK
- SWCC moves ahead with Ras Azzour tender
- SWWC emerges from “restatement hell”
- The end of the road for Suez in Lianjiang
- The Reuse Revolution
- The tale of the elephant and the catfish
- Water pricing – the key to WFD compliance?
