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• Water Utilities: $450B Industry with 100% Penetration

  Guy Bennett submits: Bill Gates can’t live without his.  Factory workers in Xiamen need it.  Nomads on the Sahara desert fought wars over it. It’s more important than oil. by Guy Bennett

  External links 2008-08-31

  Tags: Utility, Connecticut Water Service Inc., Aqua America Inc., York Water Co.

• The York Water Company Q4 2007 Earnings Call Transcript

  Question-and-Answer SessionOperator Thank you. The question and answer session will be conducted electronically. If you would like to ask a question, please press *1 on your touchtone phone at this time. If you are using a speaker phone, please make sure your mute function is turned...

  Earnings calls 2008-04-07

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• Rapid Change Drives Water Revenues to Nearly $1 Trillion in 2020

  Groundbreaking Lux Research report is first to map and forecast the "Hydrocosm" of water-related businesses NEW YORK -- Water is the one essential resource for which there's no substitute, and rising demand threatens crisis. But executives and investors aiming to harness these trends have been consistently flummoxed by...

  Articles 2008-11-13

• EMCOR Group, Inc. Subsidiary Awarded Contract for New York Water Treatment Plant Electrical Systems

  NORWALK, Conn. -- EMCOR Group, Inc. (NYSE: EME), a Fortune 500[R] leader in mechanical and electrical construction, energy infrastructure and facilities services for a diverse range of businesses, announced that its Welsbach Electric subsidiary has been awarded a contract to perform the installation of the electrical systems at the Newtown...

  Articles 2008-10-07

• York Water Company Reports Approval of Asbury Pointe Acquisition and Standard & Poor's Reaffirmation of 'A-' Rating

  Jeffrey R. Hines, President & CEO of The YorkWater Company (NASDAQ: YORW), reported that on September 11, 2008 theCompany received approval of the Pennsylvania Public Utility CommissionPPUC for the acquisition of the Asbury Pointe Water System in EastManchester Township, York County, PA. "This new acquisition will provideapproximately 250 Asbury Pointe...

  Articles 2008-09-16

• York Water Company Announces Settlement of Rate Case

  Jeffrey R. Hines, President & CEO of The YorkWater Company (NASDAQ: YORW), announced today that the Company has filed asettlement petition of its pending rate case with the Pennsylvania PublicUtility Commission. The settlement, which is joined in by all activeparties, provides for an increase in annual base rate revenues...

  Articles 2008-09-10

• Fitch Rates New York Water Authority's $200MM Extendible Muni CP 'F1+'

  NEW YORK -- Fitch Ratings assigns an 'F1+' rating to New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority's $200 million extendible municipal commercial paper CP notes series eight, expected to be issued beginning on September 3rd. The notes will be extendible municipal commercial paper with original maturities from 1-90 days from...

  Articles 2008-08-26

• York Water Company Announces Second Quarter and Six Month Earnings

  The York Water Company's (NASDAQ: YORW) President,Jeffrey R. Hines, announced today the Company's financial results for thesecond quarter and the first six months of 2008. President Hines reported that second quarter operating revenues of$7,862,000 decreased 1.3% from the second quarter of 2007, net income of$1,520,000 decreased 8.5% compared to the...

  Articles 2008-08-08

• N.Y. getting 'Waterfalls' off shore of Manhattan

  NEW YORK -- If they pay attention to it at all, many people view the water off Manhattan's East Side as a flat, even boring expanse stretching under a series of bridges. Not this summer. When the spigots are turned on this Thursday, four...

  Articles 2008-06-22

• York Water Company Files for Rate Increase

  The York Water Company (NASDAQ: YORW) on May 16,2008 asked the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission for a generalincrease in rates. Jeffrey R. Hines, President and CEO, said the Company is asking for a$7,086,000 increase in revenues. Hines said the increase is necessary to pay for approximately $41 millionin capital investments...

  Articles 2008-05-16

• An alternative route for commuters, leisure riders

  Suzette Bather, a two-year resident of Yonkers, sat at the City Pier on a sunny morning last week and, looking out at the Hudson River, waited for her yellow taxi. It would ferry her to her financial associate's job at JP Morgan Chase in lower Manhattan. She greeted Mark...

  Articles 2008-05-12

• NYWEA scholarships ensure future professionals

  SYRACUSE - Patricia Cerro-Reehil, executive director of the New York Water Environment Association NYWEA, notes an interesting statistic - 30 percent of the professionals in the wastewater-treatment industry will retire within the next five years. This brain drain requires ensuring a body of professionals is available to actively monitor...

  Articles 2008-05-09

• York Water Company Announces Three Month Earnings

  The York Water Company's (NASDAQ: YORW) President,Jeffrey R. Hines, announced today the Company's financial results for thefirst quarter of 2008. President Hines reported that operating revenues of $7,506,000 increased1.6% over the first quarter of 2007 due to growth in the customer base ofapproximately 905. First quarter earnings of $1,206,000...

  Articles 2008-05-08

• Pepsi sets sail for UK water market

  PepsiCo has made its first foray into water in the UK with the acquisition of vitamin water brand V Water. The purchase of the 1.2m [pounds sterling]-selling brand, which pitches it against Coca-Cola in the niche category, would "create significant opportunities" for PepsiCo, said Garrett Quigley, general manager...

  Articles 2008-05-03

• York Water Company Announces Record Earnings for Its 192nd Year of Operation in 2007

  The York Water Company's (NASDAQ: YORW) President,Jeffrey R. Hines, announced today that the Company posted its highest everoperating revenues, net income, and dividends in 2007. Improved revenues,net income, and dividends are attributed to an increase in the customerbase and increased rates, which became effective September 15, 2006.Earnings per share...

  Articles 2008-03-10

• Museum memo

  What's new in museums around the country? Among the more interesting exhibitions on view are: When Baseball Went to War, The National World War II Museum, New Orleans, through March 31. Grandma Moses: Grandmother to the Nation, Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, Fin., through April 13....

  Articles 2008-03-01

• Blink.

  National Geo Turns Up Heat on Promos Realistic-looking news bulletins from the future reporting flooding in New York and water emergencies in Southern California are part of a multifaceted campaign for an upcoming National Geographic Channel special on global warming. The "bulletins'' don't...

  Articles 2008-01-21

• Jerry Werner of DeBruin Engineering receives Lifetime Achievement

  Jerry Werner of DeBruin Engineering received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Long Island chapter of the New York Water Environment Association-Long Island chapter. A project manager who oversees the construction of large-scale, wastewater treatment projects, Werner was honored for his outstanding contributions to the chapter for more than...

  Articles 2008-01-11

• Long Island utilities announce staffing changes: January 4, 2008

  Jerry Landsberg has been appointed commissioner of the Great Neck Water Pollution Control District. Currently, Landsberg sits on the board of the Adelphi University School of Nursing Advisory Board. The Great Neck Water Pollution Control District also appointed Christopher D. Murphy, former control district supervisor, as district...

  Articles 2008-01-04

• York Water Company Announces Dividend

  The York Water Company's (NASDAQ: YORW) Presidentand CEO, Jeffrey S. Osman, announced today that the Board of Directors attheir November 26th meeting increased the quarterly dividend from $0.118per share to $0.121, a 2.5% increase per share. This is the 548th consecutive dividend paid by The York Water Company andis the...

  Articles 2007-11-26