General - Vol 12, Issue 12 (December 2011)
- A role for designer water
- Aussie water rights trading down 50%
- Berliner Wasserbetriebe faces 19% tariff cut
- Breaking up may not be hard to do
- CH2M to advise on Doha sewerage project
- Deep thinking is only part of the solution
- Doosan tips MED for its desal future
- Ecolab merger to build on Nalco’s legacy
- EIB diversifies its lending strategy at Ashdod
- Europe drags index into negative territory
- Foz looks to US for growth
- Giving water the Lauder treatment
- GS ready to take on some Latin flair
- IFC lines up $100m investment in Kharafi National
- Israel showcases new batch of water start-ups
- Murray-Darling plan to depress trading prices
- New governor appointed to top position at SWCC
- Operators see the upside in Malaysia
- Pressing home a Saur point
- Private sewer costs loom over UK interims
- Ranhill goes private to keep growing
- Remondis takes Eurawasser for €95 million
- Saudi Arabia spends as privatisation nears
- Selling off Spain’s municipal crown jewels
- Shining a light on China’s local spending
- Water palaver!
- Wringing the revenue from NRW
