EIB GERMANY
May 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank (EIB) has unveiled plans to lend German wastewater treatment operator Entsorgungsverband Saar (EVS) Euro 200 million to extend and modernise its wastewater treatment and sewerage system. The utility serves the ex-heavy industry state of Saarland, on the border with France. It is planning to spend Euro 570 million on improvements until 2008, which it says are needed to help economic development.
THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank (EIB) has unveiled plans to lend German wastewater treatment operator Entsorgungsverband Saar (EVS) Euro 200 million to extend and modernise its wastewater treatment and sewerage system. The utility serves the ex-heavy industry state of Saarland, on the border with France. It is planning to spend Euro 570 million on improvements until 2008, which it says are needed to help economic development.
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