Water & waste
Analysis and in-depth reporting of current developments in water and waste infrastructure, plus the all latest news
Swedish AP funds hit by exposure to Thames Water
AP1 wrote down indirect investment in troubled UK utility to zero in the first half, from €100m
Suez expands into Polish biogas sector with stake in Ara Cursus
Eiffel Investment and Bourgogne to hold 24.5% stake each in Ara Cursus alongside majority owner Suez
Thames Water removed from $290bn global infrastructure index
UK Power Networks replaces the troubled utility in Infra300 after ‘comprehensive review’
Arcus-backed Workdry enters US pump market with Holland Pump deal
Acquisition will see Workdry ‘immediately establish a market-leading presence’ in the US East and Gulf Coast regions
In depth
The UK water security crisis is bigger than Thames Water
The UK water industry is in serious crisis. Christopher Walker explores the urgent need to restore trust for consumers and investors
Macquarie’s Ben Way on continuing to invest in utilities post-Thames Water
Head of asset management arm tells Lauren Mills why the infrastructure giant remains positive on the sector
Investors wake up to the fact that water is a real asset
Florence Chong reports on the growing asset class or water rights
HIG Infrastructure snaps up US waste collection platform Best Trash
Municipal solid waste firm targets residential waste collection within specific Texas markets
Ardian becomes largest shareholder in French renewables firm UNITe
Clean Energy Evergreen Fund buys Omnes, Bpifrance and Société Générale Capital Partenaires’s shares
Thames Water’s funding stalls as Ofwat rules make ‘plan uninvestible’
Shareholders will not be providing the first £500m of a £750m funding provisionally agreed in July last year
UK’s Workdry expands into Europe with purchase of Dutch pump rental firm
Arcus-backed Workdry buys Netherlands-based Vanderkamp
TAQA, GIC and Vision Invest win Juranah water reservoir contract
TAQA-led consortium to develop €372m project under build, own, operate, transfer model
Built environment requires ‘systems change’ to address looming water crisis
World Green Building Council calls for solutions across buildings, supply chains, construction and cities
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