Aguas Andinas’ $1.2bn investment programme

Chile’s biggest water utility is not afraid to raise rates to provide capital for its ambitious wastewater programme.

Aguas Andinas, Chile’s top water utility, has said it aims to invest $1.23 billion by 2014 to treat all of the wastewater generated in the capital Santiago, to clean up rivers and to improve rainwater drainage systems. Aguas Andinas president Alfredo Norman told a shareholders’ meeting the investment also aims to renovate sewerage networks in the capital and ...

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