Echo’s Aptumo billing platform will now underpin Pelican Business Services’ entire operation for 4.1 million customers spread across 2.5 million supply points, replacing legacy systems at Bristol Water and Wessex Water with a single cloud-native stac
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Eight years ago, concerns about heavy industrial activity’s pressure on local water supplies in Weld County were met with dismissive backlash. Suggestions that raising such issues equated to opposing vital industries ignored the long-term risks to wa
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Middlesex Water’s recent underperformance exposes the tension between a defensive business model and the relentless pressure to keep pace with larger, more aggressive peers. The stock’s year-to-date decline of 0.74% sits awkwardly against sector outl
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The bipartisan momentum in the Senate’s Environment and Public Works Committee signals more than just procedural progress—it reflects a rare moment of alignment where port infrastructure, climate resilience, and economic imperatives converge. Sheldon
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Mayor Jeromy Farkas’s push for a formal review of Enmax’s U.S. unit, Versant Power, has reframed a dormant debate into a live policy question with concrete stakes for Calgary’s finances and infrastructure. The mayor’s proposal includes two distinct p
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Thousands of authors have taken a stand against AI’s use of copyrighted material, launching a protest book titled *Don’t Steal This Book* ahead of a crucial UK government assessment on AI and copyright law. The book, distributed at the London Book Fa
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Thames Water’s lenders have tabled a rescue package worth up to £9.9bn, offering a lifeline to the UK’s largest water supplier. The proposal, submitted by London & Valley Water—a consortium of senior lenders including Elliott Management and Silver Po
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United Utilities Group PLC’s steady stock performance amidst tightening regulations and infrastructure demands underscores its appeal to European investors seeking yield in uncertain markets. The FTSE 100-listed water and wastewater provider, serving
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U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum’s recent remarks at the 2026 Infrastructure Summit in Washington, D.C., have ignited a firestorm of debate within the environmental and infrastructure sectors. Speaking alongside Chevron CEO Mike Wirth, Burg
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Connecticut Attorney General William Tong has escalated his opposition to the proposed sale of Aquarion Water Company, urging the state’s Public Utility Regulatory Authority (PURA) to reject the transaction that would convert the utility into a nonpr
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