Water & waste
Analysis and in-depth reporting of current developments in water and waste infrastructure, plus the all latest news
Partners Group invests €120m in Spanish waste manager Gestcompost
Blue Earth Capital also participates in the Gestcompost continuation fund
Thames Water names KKR as preferred bidder for embattled UK utility
KKR’s proposal includes financial metrics that indicate “a material impairment” to the utility’s top-ranking class A debt
Ara Partners backs organic waste recycling firm NWP
Northern Ireland-based organic waste recycler plans to expand operations into new initiatives
PERENfra fund secures Garney and Ferguson Ventures backing
US water infrastructure manager seeks to raise $125m for newly launched core fund
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
CVC DIF acquires two US regulated water and wastewater utilities
Transaction includes 18 water and wastewater utilities from JW Water and Robson Communities, serving over 50,000 customers
Keppel acquires 50% stake in S$323m Singapore desalination plant
Marina East Water owns Singapore’s only large-scale, dual-mode desalination plant
SBT to buy Temasek-backed waste management firm SembEnviro for S$405m
PT TBS Energi subsidiary to pay 43% premium for SembEnviro and its subsidiaries
CVC DIF makes first Asia investment with ECO stake purchase
Séché Environnement sells half of Singapore-based hazardous waste management firm
Scottish Water Horizons sells heat from wastewater assets to Noventa
Noventa invests an unspecified sum to acquire the assets located in Glasgow, Stirling and Campbeltown
EQT sells 25% of waste-to-energy provider Reworld to GIC
EQT is selling a 25% stake in North American waste-to-energy provider Reworld to Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC.
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