Veolia CEO: We Can Help Run Thames Water If Govt Nationalise It

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Sep 3, 202642:56Business

(Episode 52) The chief executive of the world's largest water company has said Veolia would consider running Britain's water infrastructure if it were taken into public ownership, opening the door to a model in which the...

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