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Economics of Water Report - 3rd Edition
Expanding Global Commerce, Building Water Infrastructure The Panama Canal – which handles 5 percent of the worldwide shipping trade – recently completed a massive $5.2 billion expansion project that doubles its capacity and meets global commerce needs into the next... read more
China-Africa: The Real Figures
The article below comprises extracts from Policy Brief No. 11/2016 coauthored by Jyhjong Hwang (Senior Research Assistant), Dr Deborah Bräutigam (Director) and Janet Eom (Research Manager), Chinese Africa Research Institute (CARI), John Hopkins School of Advanced... read more
Finally! Financial Benchmarks that Make a Difference
Jason Mumm, global director of financial, commercial and risk services: If you are a Fortune 500 company – or indeed any publicly traded firm – and want to know how your enterprise is performing relative to your industry, it’s a simple matter of dialing up... read more
How to “MURV” Water Utility Plans Into Action and Success
Jason Mumm, director of financial, commercial and risk services, was recently featured in the January issue of Journal AWWA. In his article, “How to ‘MURV’ Water Utility Plans into Action and Success,” Jason highlights how to set a course for... read moreWhat it Means to “Fund Depreciation”
Jason Mumm, global director of financial, commercial and risk services For many, the financial world is a mysterious place where good people and great ideas go to meet their untimely demise, or worse, an audit. For many utilities, financial constraints loom large and... read moreAmerican Water Summit 2013
By: Brian Jordan Two weeks ago, many members of the Value of Water Coalition attended the American Water Summit in Washington DC. Under the theme “Accelerating Change,” this year’s Summit highlighted key challenges associated with the value of water, including the... read moreAsset Optimization Saves Operating Costs and Defers Capex
MWH Global in New Zealand has worked with Tauranga City Council to optimize the assets at both Chapel Street and Te Maunga Waste Water Treatment Plants to meet the projected wastewater treatment capacity for the city. The following article provides a taste of the... read moreThe Future of Water Asset Management, Part 3: Breaking Down Organizational Silos as Barriers to Cost Savings
In the August issue of the Journal AWWA Rocky Mountain edition, Greg Baird, MWH principal financial, commercial and risk consultant, discusses organizational silos and barriers to water asset management. In addition, Art Umble, MWH wastewater practice leader,... read moreMWH Global and the Australian Federal Budget
With a client base composed primarily of local, regional and federal government, public and private utilities, financial institutions, insurers, and private sector organisations, MWH Global takes a keen interest in the upcoming federal budget and its impacts on our... read moreSmall Hydro Transforms Fiji’s Energy Mix
Greg Brown of MWH authors an article in the latest issue of Renewable Energy World on how a policy commitment to small-scale hydro could free the Pacific island nation’s 850,000 residents from relying on high-cost imported diesel for power generation. Click here to... read moreOur Thought Leaders
View bios and read articles from all of the Thought Leaders at MWH Global.