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California Water Service Group (CWT)

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  • Utility Stocks Better Suited for Current Income [View article]
    the NEWEST IPP for USA is going to be a Chinese company building Wind Farms in USA (APWR) its more a play on growth today with a wind... More »
    Comment by wind4me
    Nov 25 18:08 pm |
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  • Water is the New Oil [View article]
    Hello All, CNFO is going to be a major player in the way of water, even bigger then GE. This stock is a must I think this stock is... More »
    Comment by User 422743
    Nov 13 21:04 pm |
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  • Utility Stocks Better Suited for Current Income [View article]
    I expect coal prices to increase and question the continued growth rate of coal based utilities.
    Comment by CES
    Oct 1 10:16 am |
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  • Utility Stocks Better Suited for Current Income [View article]
    Enjoyed the article. As part of my desire to find the best dividend paying stocks, and having read your previous articles such as "Are... More »
    Comment by Dividend Disciple
    Sep 30 15:40 pm |
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  • Utility Stocks Better Suited for Current Income [View article]
    An interesting take on the dividend of utilities. I've got a couple in my portfolio and despite the potential for dividend cuts I view... More »
    Comment by Senan
    Sep 30 11:42 am |
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  • Positioning for When Water Runs Out: Part II [View article]
    I'm not far from it. I pay 1.75 cents/gal, including sewer and distribution charges. On Jul 01 12:31 PM rrtzmd wrote: > ...by the... More »
    Comment by pockyclips 2020
    Jul 1 15:37 pm |
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  • Positioning for When Water Runs Out: Part II [View article]
    ...by the way, if you're willing to pay two cents a gallon for water, here's a company that turns AIR into... More »
    Comment by rrtzmd
    Jul 1 12:31 pm |
    Rating: +2 -1
  • Positioning for When Water Runs Out: Part II [View article]
    Please check out Energy Recovery company (stock symbol ERII) and look at how they are saving energy from desalination process...amazing... More »
    Comment by Mary2525
    Jul 1 12:28 pm |
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  • Positioning for When Water Runs Out: Part II [View article]
    ...just to clarify -- I'm only dissing the reverse osmosis desalination plants, and not the eco-friendly solar based plants such as... More »
    Comment by rrtzmd
    Jul 1 12:12 pm |
    Rating: +1 -2
  • Positioning for When Water Runs Out: Part II [View article]
    ...oh, look, I found an even better article exposing the desalination fantasy: http://www.theoildrum.com/node/5155 ...and Irvine,... More »
    Comment by rrtzmd
    Jul 1 11:42 am |
    Rating: +1 -2
  • Positioning for When Water Runs Out: Part II [View article]
    ...at the top of your form, I see...desalination?...don't think... More »
    Comment by rrtzmd
    Jul 1 11:03 am |
    Rating: +1 -2
  • Positioning for When Water Runs Out: Part II [View article]
    I DAN CONTOGIANNIS DC WHO IS NO LONGER MISSING FROM THE WORLD OF ECONOMICS ( I'M BACK) I FIND THIS ARTICLE QUITE INTERESTING. THANK... More »
    Comment by Anthony Primerano
    Jul 1 01:23 am |
    Rating: +1 -1
  • Positioning for When Water Runs Out: Part II [View article]
    My thanks to all of you who contributed questions and further information on the important issue of water availability, water usage,... More »
    Comment by Joseph L. Shaefer
    Jun 30 11:59 am |
    Rating: +2 0
  • Positioning for When Water Runs Out: Part II [View article]
    One of the few benefits of living in Michigan; residing amidst the largest bodies of fresh water in the world: the Great Lakes.
    Comment by Dr. O
    Jun 29 20:06 pm |
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  • Positioning for When Water Runs Out: Part II [View article]
    BxCapricorn- "Tuscon (Tucson) is the largest city to rely solely on groundwater for its supply" This used to be the case until 15 years... More »
    Comment by TinyTim
    Jun 29 18:02 pm |
    Rating: +3 0