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Explore on-site video interviews with some of water's leading CEOs, with breakdowns of key sessions and themes, key takeaways, and much more to come.
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The Case Against Breaking Up Your Water Business
Whilst water businesses across the globe are beginning to slice up operations, Acciona is betting against the trend. A recent run of concession wins suggests the bet is paying off.
Read about Acciona's recent contracts and more from Global Water Intelligence's reporters and data analysts.
Why Governmental Change is Crucial to Water Business
Fiercely ambitious, the Spanish company has crossed borders to secure some of the industry's most impressive contracts, but that comes with its challenges. In countries across the world, Castillo argues, it's time for governments to act, keeping the pace of regulation in step with technological innovation.
Read about Aqualia's latest contracts and more from Global Water Intelligence's reporters and data analysts.
Why Thinking About the Cost of Water Needs to Change
In a sector dealing with a critical resource in crisis, Tavor argues governments must focus on long-term resilience, rather than the cheapest fixes.
Read about IDE's latest contracts and more from Global Water Intelligence's reporters and data analysts.
Water Isn't A “Resource”
Ecolab is one of the world's greatest water treatment, sanitation, & hygiene providers. Is the secret to their continued success seeing water as a value driver, not a resource?
Read about Ecolab's latest contracts and more from Global Water Intelligence's reporters and data analysts.
What Does Innovation in Water Actually Mean?
From a WWTP in Nice set to produce more energy than it consumes, to projects reducing micropollutants across Denmark, Suez is proving that innovation is the only way to secure sector growth and safeguard communities in tandem.
Read about Suez's latest contracts and more from Global Water Intelligence's reporters and data analysts.