Indicor’s Water Infrastructure Group will join a portfolio of companies in AMETEK’s Electronic Instruments Group, which is largely focused on the power, industrial, and aerospace sectors.
The 20 leading IOUs serve a small but gradually increasing share of a large and highly fragmented market. Active in 36 states, these companies collectively serve approximately 5% of the 188 million water and wastewater connections across the country.
Led by Brazilian operators, Agua y Saneamientos Argentinos S.A. is drawing an international bidder field; including domestic and international operators from Brazil, Chile, and France. Headlining the list are Sabesp and Aegea, two large private water operators in Brazil.
Food anthropologist turned water sommelier Michael Mascha provides an engaging discussion of premium waters—origins, taste profiles, market challenges, and where the premium water sector is headed. ...
Utilities, contractors, equipment suppliers, and investors have a lot of questions about federal water infrastructure funding right now. How is money moving, where is it landing, and what does project...
Uisce Éireann was established in 2013 to consolidate water and wastewater services from 31 local authorities into a single national utility. Its first three Regulatory Cycles authorized a combined €14.8 billion in expenditure, ramping from roughly €1.4 billion per year to €1.5 billion per year.
Historically, high oil prices have triggered drilling surges. However, despite West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures trading above US$90 per barrel since March, domestic rig counts, which indicate future production levels, have remained stable.
