Italy’s tariff troubles
- From: Vol 5, Issue 7 (July 2004)
- Category: General
- Region: Europe
- Country: Italy
- Related Companies: Banca Intesa
The Italian water sector is struggling to attract investors. An ambiguous approach to tariff setting isn’t helping.
Ten years on since the passage of the Galli Law, which set out to overhaul the water and wastewater sector in Italy and pave the way for private operators to run services, prospects for investors hoping to break into the market still appear rather limited.
Under the new system, Italian water tariffs – traditionally among the lowest in Europe – are intended ...
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