Greece Seeks Investors for $458 Million of Athens Water Plants
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Greece invited investors to build, manage and operate four sewage treatment plants in the greater Athens region, according to the country’s Development Ministry.
The contracts are budgeted for a total of 350 million euros ($458 million), the ministry said today in an e-mailed statement. Investors would operate the water treatment plants for 27 years, with European Union financing funding 40 percent to 60 percent of the cost of each facility.