Sentence examples for water asset from inspiring English sources

The paper presents a supervision and hybrid control accommodation strategy applied to the online water asset management of a canal.

"We believe that shareholders' interests are best served by our focusing on the much larger water asset base, which offers significantly more growth potential than our electricity assets," a company statement said.

The design method of a water asset management of a canal network is presented and the strategy performance is evaluated in presence of the usual disturbances of a canal showing its effectiveness.

It often works closely with the conglomerates, helping them to acquire the water assets of debtor nations.

And why is there no information on who owns our country's vital irrigation and water assets, despite this being promised?

In June 2003, Mr. Skelos raised concerns regarding the transfer of county sewer and storm water assets to the failed proposed Sewer and Water Authority sponsored by Mr. Suozzi.

The move came amid news that bids for Thames Water, which is being sold by RWE of Germany, have reached £10 billion, arousing speculation that unsuccessful bidders might turn their attention to other British water assets like AWG.

Before, companies like Suez of France or Enron of the United States drove the deal making for water assets in Britain because they thought they saw opportunities to reap scale economies and expand their geographic reach.

Veolia said it took a loss of 2.1 billion euros ($2.4 billion) in its first half as it wrote down the value of the water assets it plans to sell by 2.2 billion euros ($2.4 billion) to account for the proposed sale.

3. Current loss and degradation of critical agricultural soil and water assets increasing extremes in precipitation will continue to challenge both rain-fed and irrigated agriculture unless innovative conservation methods are implemented.

The Azurix Corporation of Houston, which was formed as a holding company for Enron's water assets when it bought Wessex Water in 1998 for £1.36 billion ($1.9 billion), was under pressure to reach a deal quickly to prevent the utility's creditors from liquidating the company.