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DAVID LLOYD OWEN BIOGRAPHY Dr David Lloyd Owen David Lloyd Owen is the CEO of Envisager Limited, a company that advises companies, investment banks and governments on water and waste management markets and their competitive, regulatory and environmental drivers. He was an equity analyst at UBS (Savory Milln) and BNP Paribas and founded Ecofin Limited in 1991 and has followed the water and waste management sectors since 1989. In addition to writing nine editions of the Pinsent Masons Water Yearbook, he has written three books on the water services sector in Europe, one on water finance and is a columnist for Global Water Intelligence. He is Head of Research at WHEB Ventures, a non-executive director of EnviroGene Limited, a member of the advisory boards of Pictet Funds Water Fund and XPV Capita , and a member of Glâs Cymru Cyf (Dwr Cymru Welsh Water). His publications include: 2006: Financing water and wastewater to 2025: From necessity to sustainability, Thomsons Financial, London 2002: The European Water Industry: Market Drivers and Responses. CWC Publishing, London 1999: Making Waves Overseas, West LB, London 1998: The European Water Industry: A country-by-country analysis Financial Times Energy, London 1998: European Water Company Profiles Financial Times Energy, London vi Pinsent Masons Water Yearbook 2008-2009
PINSENT MASONS WATER SECTOR GROUP Pinsent Masons Water Sector Group Pinsent Masons LLP is a full service law firm with around 280 partners, a total legal team of around 1100 and more than 1600 staff in the UK and internationally. The firm’s Water Sector Group has extensive experience on a world-wide basis of water, wastewater, desalination, and industrial water reuse projects, many of them procured on a BOT basis or on a Public/Private Partnership basis, as well as of water resource management issues, and of corporate issues encountered by water utilities. Pinsent Masons Water Sector Group also has significant experience in the field of regulatory law issues relating to water. The Water Sector Group was recently awarded a Distinction by Global Water Intelligence in the Global Water Law Firm of the Year Category at the Global Water Awards in April 2008. The Water Sector Group regularly holds Wet Network events to promote the introduction of new technology into the global water sector. Examples of recent projects include the following: • advising one of the largest water treatment companies in the world and a blue-chip conglomerate in Hong Kong in respect of a foreign direct investment in a water treatment plant in Chongqing, People's Republic of China; • advising a bidder on its bid for the Riyadh Water Privatisation; • advising a bidder in connection with the Jeddah Water Privatisation; • acting for the concessionaire on its negotiations with the Government of Pakistan for a desalination concession project to be located in Karachi; • advising a major Singapore based contractor on risk allocation and contractual arrangements for various water process unit projects in Dubai, including Palm Jumeirah; • advising the Degremont/Besix joint venture in connection with the Jumeirah Golf Estates wastewater treatment plant concession; • advising United Utilities on procurement of an extension to their Mersey Valley site process treatment plant and de-watering facilities, including the addition of a new incinerator; • advising a member of the EPC construction consortium on its successful bid for the USD3.5billion Marafiq desalination project at Jubail, Saudi Arabia; • advising a member of the EPC construction consortium on its successful bid for the Ras Laffan C desalination project in Qatar; • advising an international operator in its bid for a water and electricity distribution operations and maintenance contract in Abu Dhabi; • advising in connection with the restructuring and refinancing of the Ajman wastewater concession project; • advising a bidder in connection with the USD200million Taweelah desalination project in Abu Dhabi; • advising United Utilities on their AX4 programme under which they are procuring all capital works for their water and electricity businesses from 2005 to 2010. This is one of the largest procurement programmes in the utilities industry: value GBP4billion; vii Pinsent Masons Water Yearbook 2008-2009
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