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Veolia water secures Norway, China projects
December 2003
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Index ABS Pumps 14 Alfa Laval 10,15,16 Ampco-Pittsburgh 15 Andritz 12 APV 11 Aurora 12 AxFlow 10 Baker Hughes 15 BOC Edwards 14 Ceetak 11 Corlac 1 Crane 12,15 Curtiss-Wright 12 Davey Products 12,14,16 DMW 15 Dover 12,15 Ebara 5,15 Ebara Great Pumps 5 Flowserve 1,7,11,12,15 Gardner Denver 15 GE Power Systems 10 Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon 11 Gorman-Rupp 15 Graco 15 Grundfos 10 Grundfos China 11 GUD Holdings 10,15,16 Howden Africa 1,6 Howden Pumps 1,6 Hugall & Hoile 13 Hydraulic Institute 13 Idex 10,11,15 Ingersoll-Rand 15 ITT Industries 15,16 Johnson Pump 7,10,15,16 Kirloskar Brothers 12 KSB 10,11,15 Layne Christensen 15 Liquid Movers 1 Met-Pro 8,15 Metso 10 Mono Pumps 1 National Oilwell 1,15 Nikkiso 15 Orbit Pumps 1 Parker Hannifin 12 Pentair 11,12,13,15 Pfeiffer Vacuum 11 Precision Castparts 15 Prestige Engineering 11 Price Pump 12 Pursuit Dynamics 8,14 Robbins & Myers 9,10,15 Roper Industries 9,10,15,16 Schlumberger 15 Smedegaard 14 Spirax-Sarco 15 SPP 10,16 SPX 11,13,15 Sulzer 10,15 Tarby 9 Tecumseh 10,12,15 Teikoku Electric 15 Tencarva 11 Textron 15 Thomas Industries 15 Thyssen-Bornemisza Group 16 Torishima 15 Tsurumi 15 United Technologies 15 Veeder-Root 14 Watson-Marlow Bredel 11 Weir 10,15 Weir Group 15 Weir Services 11 Wisconsin Energy 12,15 Woma 12 WorldWater 15 Zhejiang Great Industry Share 5
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STORA ENSO TO MODERNIZE PAPER MACHINE Stora Enso is to upgrade and modernize one of its paper machines at its publication paper mill at Summa, Finland. The number two machine manufactures magazine and improved newsprint papers. The 53 million project, which will improve efficiency and competitiveness by developing the machine towards higher-value-added grades, is scheduled for completion in April 2005.
WATER & WASTEWATER ADB FUNDS WATER PROJECTS IN CAMBODIA, NEPAL The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved US$34.6 million in loans and grants to aid the development of water infrastructure in the region. The projects encompass a US$6.3 million loan to help improve sanitation and supply in seven provincial towns of Cambodia and a US$24 million loan for similar work in Nepal, as well as a US$4.3 million technical assistance grant to promote effective water management policies and practices. The funding in Cambodia is in addition to an ADB loan of US$20 million approved in December 1999 to provide better living conditions for 350 000 people in seven towns. It has several subprojects, including upgrading water supply facilities, such as intakes, treatment plants, and distribution networks, as well
as rebuilding a sewage collection and transmission network, and, a treatment plant. The extra funding reflects a revision of the cost of the project from US$26.3 million to US$34.6 million that follows a decision to rebuild rather than repair many of the facilities. The completion date of the water supply component will be extended from March 2004 to June 2005 and the wastewater management system from June to December 2005 in order to accommodate the revisions to the project. The Nepalese project will provide safe water supply and sanitation in poor and remote areas of mid-western and farwestern Nepal. It will improve facilities in 1200 communities in 21 districts, benefiting about 850 000 people The project will develop and/or repair the rural water supply and sanitation infrastructure, including gravity systems, hand pumps for tube wells, pipes with overhead tanks, and rainwater systems. It will also set up a revolving fund to provide credit for the construction of family latrines and finance sanitation facilities for schools. The total estimated project cost is US$35.7 million equivalent, with completion set for the end of 2009.
VEOLIA WATER SECURES NORWAY, CHINA PROJECTS Veolia Water has signed wastewater and water treatment contracts in Norway and China worth a combined 183 million. Together with its consortium partner AF Spesialprosjekt (AFS), Veolia Water will design and construct a major water treatment plant for the Oslo municipality in Norway. The 73 million project includes a further option to operate the plant for 20 years.
The plant will replace Oslo’s current facility, with completion planned for May 2008. Veolia Water has also signed a 25-year public-private partnership, in partnership with the municipal utility Qingdao Drainage Co and the Everbright Group, to operate and upgrade two wastewater treatment plants in the Chinese city of Qingdao. The contract represents cumulative revenue over the period of 110 million for Veolia Water. As part of the contract, the capacity of the Maidao plant will be increased from 80 000 m3 per day to 140 000 m3 per day in two years.
JACOBS TO AID SAN DIEGO WATER SUPPLY Jacobs Engineering Group Inc is to provide construction management and inspection services for a San Diego County Water Authority project to improve its emergency storage facilities. Jacobs is involved in the Lake Hodges Projects portion of the scheme that includes a 3.7 m diameter high-pressure water transmission tunnel that spans 1860 m and a 40 MW pump-turbine facility operating between two reservoirs. A regional distributor will purchase the power generated by the pump-turbine facility.
OIL & GAS CHEVRONTEXACO PLANS OFFSHORE LNG TERMINAL ChevronTexaco Corp plans to construct a US$650 million offshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving and regasification terminal, to be located 13 km off the coast of Baja California, Mexico.
Pump Industry Analyst
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MARKET PROSPECTS
Index ABS Pumps 14 Alfa Laval 10,15,16 Ampco-Pittsburgh 15 Andritz 12 APV 11 Aurora 12 AxFlow 10 Baker Hughes 15 BOC Edwards 14 Ceetak 11 Corlac 1 Crane 12,15 Curtiss-Wright 12 Davey Products 12,14,16 DMW 15 Dover 12,15 Ebara 5,15 Ebara Great Pumps 5 Flowserve 1,7,11,12,15 Gardner Denver 15 GE Power Systems 10 Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon 11 Gorman-Rupp 15 Graco 15 Grundfos 10 Grundfos China 11 GUD Holdings 10,15,16 Howden Africa 1,6 Howden Pumps 1,6 Hugall & Hoile 13 Hydraulic Institute 13 Idex 10,11,15 Ingersoll-Rand 15 ITT Industries 15,16 Johnson Pump 7,10,15,16 Kirloskar Brothers 12 KSB 10,11,15 Layne Christensen 15 Liquid Movers 1 Met-Pro 8,15 Metso 10 Mono Pumps 1 National Oilwell 1,15 Nikkiso 15 Orbit Pumps 1 Parker Hannifin 12 Pentair 11,12,13,15 Pfeiffer Vacuum 11 Precision Castparts 15 Prestige Engineering 11 Price Pump 12 Pursuit Dynamics 8,14 Robbins & Myers 9,10,15 Roper Industries 9,10,15,16 Schlumberger 15 Smedegaard 14 Spirax-Sarco 15 SPP 10,16 SPX 11,13,15 Sulzer 10,15 Tarby 9 Tecumseh 10,12,15 Teikoku Electric 15 Tencarva 11 Textron 15 Thomas Industries 15 Thyssen-Bornemisza Group 16 Torishima 15 Tsurumi 15 United Technologies 15 Veeder-Root 14 Watson-Marlow Bredel 11 Weir 10,15 Weir Group 15 Weir Services 11 Wisconsin Energy 12,15 Woma 12 WorldWater 15 Zhejiang Great Industry Share 5
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STORA ENSO TO MODERNIZE PAPER MACHINE Stora Enso is to upgrade and modernize one of its paper machines at its publication paper mill at Summa, Finland. The number two machine manufactures magazine and improved newsprint papers. The 53 million project, which will improve efficiency and competitiveness by developing the machine towards higher-value-added grades, is scheduled for completion in April 2005.
WATER & WASTEWATER ADB FUNDS WATER PROJECTS IN CAMBODIA, NEPAL The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved US$34.6 million in loans and grants to aid the development of water infrastructure in the region. The projects encompass a US$6.3 million loan to help improve sanitation and supply in seven provincial towns of Cambodia and a US$24 million loan for similar work in Nepal, as well as a US$4.3 million technical assistance grant to promote effective water management policies and practices. The funding in Cambodia is in addition to an ADB loan of US$20 million approved in December 1999 to provide better living conditions for 350 000 people in seven towns. It has several subprojects, including upgrading water supply facilities, such as intakes, treatment plants, and distribution networks, as well
as rebuilding a sewage collection and transmission network, and, a treatment plant. The extra funding reflects a revision of the cost of the project from US$26.3 million to US$34.6 million that follows a decision to rebuild rather than repair many of the facilities. The completion date of the water supply component will be extended from March 2004 to June 2005 and the wastewater management system from June to December 2005 in order to accommodate the revisions to the project. The Nepalese project will provide safe water supply and sanitation in poor and remote areas of mid-western and farwestern Nepal. It will improve facilities in 1200 communities in 21 districts, benefiting about 850 000 people The project will develop and/or repair the rural water supply and sanitation infrastructure, including gravity systems, hand pumps for tube wells, pipes with overhead tanks, and rainwater systems. It will also set up a revolving fund to provide credit for the construction of family latrines and finance sanitation facilities for schools. The total estimated project cost is US$35.7 million equivalent, with completion set for the end of 2009.
VEOLIA WATER SECURES NORWAY, CHINA PROJECTS Veolia Water has signed wastewater and water treatment contracts in Norway and China worth a combined 183 million. Together with its consortium partner AF Spesialprosjekt (AFS), Veolia Water will design and construct a major water treatment plant for the Oslo municipality in Norway. The 73 million project includes a further option to operate the plant for 20 years.
The plant will replace Oslo’s current facility, with completion planned for May 2008. Veolia Water has also signed a 25-year public-private partnership, in partnership with the municipal utility Qingdao Drainage Co and the Everbright Group, to operate and upgrade two wastewater treatment plants in the Chinese city of Qingdao. The contract represents cumulative revenue over the period of 110 million for Veolia Water. As part of the contract, the capacity of the Maidao plant will be increased from 80 000 m3 per day to 140 000 m3 per day in two years.
JACOBS TO AID SAN DIEGO WATER SUPPLY Jacobs Engineering Group Inc is to provide construction management and inspection services for a San Diego County Water Authority project to improve its emergency storage facilities. Jacobs is involved in the Lake Hodges Projects portion of the scheme that includes a 3.7 m diameter high-pressure water transmission tunnel that spans 1860 m and a 40 MW pump-turbine facility operating between two reservoirs. A regional distributor will purchase the power generated by the pump-turbine facility.
OIL & GAS CHEVRONTEXACO PLANS OFFSHORE LNG TERMINAL ChevronTexaco Corp plans to construct a US$650 million offshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving and regasification terminal, to be located 13 km off the coast of Baja California, Mexico.