… , procurement decisions by regulated utilities appear to be reasonable and prudent in
general. However, the gap between planning within IRP processes and procurement decisions …

… values to water procurement time. … procurement time reduces quantitative water demand
in a significant way. The households incurring the highest per-unit time cost consumed water …

… This paper proposes that the changes needed to improve utility performance will require
the broader sector reforms needed to reduce borrower risk. Thus, progress on one challenge …

… in the water utilities and how to maintain a future water supply … , the supply of water from a
water-abundant area to a water-… Noted by one procurement staff during the discussion was …

… Water supply systems in urban areas may become deficient … operations manager of the water
supply company in the central … a solution to the problems of the local water supply system. …

… service operations management, supply chain management, procurement and materials …
The services offered by the water supply department of the NMC fall under the general utilities. …

… Although most public water utilities in developing countries perform poorly, some have
achieved remarkable turnarounds and now deliver effectively on their mandate. Current analyses …

… The responses suggest a collective interest in the procurement of flexibility services by
distribution utilities from distributed energy resources. New regulations, the adaptation of current …

… , while the fifth was procurement and contract management, and the last was financial
packages and PPP applications. The cited authors highlight that the water sector is in the top three …

… Intermittent water supply has become a new challenge in many developing countries as
water utilities are implementing stern water rationing to compensate the shortages. In these …