Alberta-based Stantec has moved to acquire Colorado-based MWH Global for US $795 million — representing Stantec’s largest acquisition to date. This latest deal propels Stantec into the top ten rankings of EPC design firms active in the water sector. The Stantec-MWH deal reinforces a wave of consolidation among leading players looking to reduce exposures to flagging… Continue reading Water, M&A Reshuffle Consolidating EPC Sector
Results for ""
We found 688 results for your search.
Melbourne Contract Reflects Value of Desal
Sorry, but you do not have permission to view this content.
U.S. Municipal Wastewater Reuse: Project Pipeline and Market Update 2016
Our analysis of the U.S. wastewater reuse sector demonstrates a total installed capacity of 18.5 million m3/d and US$12 billion of projects in the pipeline.
Water for Fracking in Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale: Wastewater Production, Treatment, Disposal, & Company Positioning
Bluefield Research’s analysis of more than 8,431 well permits for hydraulic fracturing in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale highlights…
IWPs Feast on Oman’s Rising Water Demand
Sorry, but you do not have permission to view this content.
Egypt IWPP Win Contrasts Water PPP Bottlenecks
Sorry, but you do not have permission to view this content.
U.S. Investor-Owned Utilities M&A Update, 2013-2015
Sorry, but you do not have permission to view this content.
U.S. EPA Combined Sewer Compliance: Judicial Consent Decree Trends and Planned Investment
Municipal sewer systems are facing increasing enforcement action and Clean Water Act violations by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reduce discharges of raw sewage and stormwater runoff. Through the National Enforcement Initiative, the EPA lists 29 civil judicial consent decrees to address combined sewer systems and sanitary sewer systems.
France Reshapes Private Water Landscape
In February, French water sector bellwethers Suez Environment and Veolia published full 2015 results confirming a sustained decrease in the importance of French revenues in their respective water portfolios. Both firms have attributed the decline to an unfavorable tariff environment and contract renegotiations, despite an annual production volume increase of over one percent.
Veolia Expands Offering to Nuclear Facilities
Sorry, but you do not have permission to view this content.
