MWD's New Water Rate Structure Reviewed
Michael George, President and CEO of Western Water Company offers his views on the new regional rate structure adopted by the Metropolitan Water District (MWD).
"The lifeblood of the State of California is water. And because of that the reliability and accessibility of that resource is paramount to our state's continued economic prosperity. Michael George, President and CEO of Western Water Company knows this and has been following the MWD rate structure evolution from the beginning. Michael offers his view of the end result in this candid article."
Thanks to Jonathan Lonner
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Published on Monday, November 26, 2001 in
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