WATER UTILITIES: MANAGEMENT MODELS #Acqua2015
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Presentación sobre los distintos modelos de gestión en servivios de agua en el Festival dell Acqua celebrado en Milán, Italia. #Acqua2015 http://acciona.sa/Ta9Nc Presentacion about water utilities: management models in the Festical dell Acqua held in Milano, Italy. http://acciona.sa/TcQ7k
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- 2. ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle PRIVATE WATER OPERATORS PRIVATE MANAGEMENT OPERATORS PUBLIC OPERATORS Management Models There are 3 main contract options in the water services business:
- 3. ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle Mgmt Models: Some Pros & Cons ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES PRIVATE - Less risk for local authorities - Financing - Management expertise - Efficiency - Expansion of coverage. - Not welcome by some stakeholders - Economic risk in case of default - Unlimited period of time (*) PRIVATE MANAGEMENT - Less risk for local authorities - Financing - Management expertise - Efficiency - Expansion of coverage. - Defined period of time - Not welcome by some stakeholders - Economic risk in case of default - Subject to political decisions PUBLIC - Social acceptance - Potentially lower efficiency - Financing
- 4. ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle Water Industry: Main Challenges Capex & Opex needs: Financing Continued improved efficiency Water scarcity: ensuring supply Wastewater needs / Environment Source: GWI & Approaches to Private Participation in Water Services Toolkit Infra maintenance
- 5. ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle Water Capital needs VS other utilities * Global Water Intelligence *
- 6. ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle * Programa de Modernización de Empresas Service Quality
- 7. ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle Billing Collection * *Public-Private Partnerships for Urban Water Utilities A Review of Experiences in Developing Countries Philippe Marin *
- 8. ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle Efficiency *Public-Private Partnerships for Urban Water Utilities A Review of Experiences in Developing Countries Philippe Marin *
- 9. ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle Main Figures Examples * Global Water Intelligence * **
- 10. ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle Some Water Utilities: Spain Canal Isabel II Gestión, Madrid, Spain • Owned by: 82,4% Comunidad Autonoma de Madrid, 10% by Madrid City hall, and 7,6% belong to city halls • Present in Spain, Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil Dominican Republic and Panama • Populatoin served: 9,73 million EMASESA, Sevilla, Spain • Owned by: Sevilla City Hall • Present in Sevilla area • Population served: 1,5 ACCIONA Agua, Spain • Private Listed Company • Present in Spain and Peru in water utilities and in 30+ countries in water business • Population served: 15,3 million
- 11. ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle Some Water Utilities: Italy ACEA SpA • Owned by the Rome city council (51%), Caltagorine (16.4%), Suez Environment (12,5%), Norges Bank (2%) and other investors (18.1%) • Present in Rome, Frosione, and provinces such as Tuscany and Umbria and in Colombia, Peru and Honduras. • Population served: 16,6 million GRUPPO HERA • Mainly owned by Bologna, Modena, Romagna & Triestre Municipalities & Regions • Present in Italy Bologna, Ferrara, Forli – Cesena, Modena, Ravenna, Rimini • Population served: 3,6 million IREN GRUPPO • Mainly owned by Genova Municipality • Present in Genova, Parma, Piacenza, and Torino • Population served: 2.4 million
- 12. 1. Water utilities are selling water that belong to all of us 2. Private management in water utilities go against the public ownership of the service 3. Privately managed water utilities do not ensure universal access to it 4. Privatizing a service is a robbery of public goods by the private sector 5. Water utilities are a monopole, do not have competition 6. Private utilities give a more expensive service because they need to obtain profits 7. Private utilities only seek business 8. There is a global trend to return to public ownership of the water services 9. Water tariff are define by the operating company 10. Water must be free, at least on a daily amount per person ACCIONA Agua. Your partner in the water cycle Some False Topics About Water Utilities
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- Latin America presents the largest sample of PPPs with available data on bill collections, giving the opportunity to observe differences among several countries. Figure shows the increase in bill collection ratio achieved after a few years of private operation in 16 large concessions, leases, and divestitures (representing a combined served population of 28 million).
- The evolution of the global efficiency ratio (defined as the ratio of the volume of water billed and for which payment has been collected, divided by the volume of water produced and injected into the network) is shown in figure above. This ratio combines the two indicators—non-revenue water and bill collection—reviewed earlier in this chapter. The figure compares the global efficiency ratio of the water utility before the entry of the private operator and at the end of the contract, analyzing 12 management contracts for which data on both the NRW (Non Revenue Water) percentage and the bill collection ratio were available.
- EMASESA, SEVILLA Owned by Sevilla city Hall Present in the Sevilla Area Population Served: 1,5 millions
- BOLOGNA FERRARA FORLI'-CESENA MODENA RAVENNA RIMINI