A multipolar world of water
- From: Vol 4, Issue 10 (October 2003)
- Category: Analysis
- Region: Unspecified
- Country: China, France, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia and United Kingdom
- Related Companies: American Water Works, Bayer, Bechtel, Berlinwasser, California Water Service Co (Cal Water), Credit Suisse First Boston, Deloitte & Touche, ECO Resources, Eurawasser, Gelsenwasser, General Electric/Osmonics, International Water (IWL), Kellogg Brown & Root, KPMG, Lahmeyer International, Middlesex Water, Mitsui & Co., Moody’s, Northumbrian Water, Ondeo, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Royal Bank of Scotland, RWE, Saudi British Bank, Saur, Schwab Capital Markets, Severn Trent Water, Société Générale, South East Water, Southern Water, Standard & Poor’s, Suez, Thames Water, United Utilities and Veolia
The direction of capital flows in the water industry is changing. It is good for everyone.
This month’s magazine is dominated by regional financing stories, where water investment is being generated locally or in nearby markets rather than in London, New York or Tokyo.
The big story is the Shoaiba integrated water and power plant in Saudi Arabia (see p.12), which may require up to $1.5bn of finance. The major international power developers ...
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