Reese Tisdale is joined by Bluefield Senior Analyst Charlie Suse to discuss recent research on Investor-Owned Utilities in water. Reese and Charlie spell out Bluefield’s definition of “Private Water”, followed by a dive into the market outlook, including: Utility M&A trends, what companies are paying for water systems, the influential players in the private water space, and where the market is heading through M&A, geographic shifts, and policy changes.
Reese also provides some key takeaways from Bluefield’s recently published Europe Municipal Water CAPEX Forecast Report.
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Related Research & Analysis:
- U.S. Private Water: Key Trends, M&A Activity, and Market Outlook, Q1 2024
- Third-Party O&M for U.S. Water & Wastewater Utilities
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Companies Mentioned
Algonquin Power and UtilitiesAmerican WaterAquarion Water CompanyBernhard Capital PartnersCalifornia Water ServiceCentral States Water ResourcesCorix / Nexus Water GroupEmber InfrastructureEPCOREssential UtilitiesEversource EnergyH2O InnovationLiberty UtilitiesNACWANational Water InfrastructureNew Mountain CapitalNextEraNW NaturalRidgewood InfrastructureSan Jose Water CompanySciens Capital ManagementThames WaterUndineVeolia
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