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Rebounding Water Levels Threaten Viability Of Sydney's Desalination Plant

July 2011 | Privatisation Analysis

The privatisation of Sydney's AUD2bn (US$2.1bn) Kurnell desalination plant is getting underway, with the New South Wales state government appointing KPMG , Mallesons Stephan Jaques and Goldman Sachs as advisors for the sale.

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