人民财讯8月4日电，为进一步落实城镇供水供电供气公用企业主体责任，提供明确、具体的操作规范， 有效解决当前公用企业在计量管理上存在的突出问题，推动企业强化计量管理，规范计量行为，切实维 护消费者权益和社会公共利益，市场监管总局组织起草了《城镇供水供电供气公用企业计量行为合规指 南（征求意见稿）》，现向社会公开征求意见，意见反馈截止日期为2025年9月3日。《指南》的出台， 将为公用企业计量行为提供清晰指引，助力解决群众身边的水电气表计量收费问题，推动公用事业规范 化、透明化发展，切实维护消费者合法权益和社会公共利益。 ...

Group 1 - The company, Zhangzhou Development (000753.SZ), plans to issue shares to specific investors to raise a total of no more than 1,050 million yuan [1] - The net proceeds from the fundraising will be used for several projects, including the ecological comprehensive remediation project in Zhangzhou Taiwan Business Investment Zone, the expansion of Zhangzhou's third water plant, and a 100MW (128.6MWp) photovoltaic project [1] - The controlling shareholder, Zhanglong Group, has agreed to subscribe for at least 20% of the total shares issued in this offering and will not exceed its pre-issue holding ratio after the issuance [1][1] Group 2 - Zhanglong Group will not participate in the market inquiry process for pricing the shares and agrees to accept the market inquiry results [1] - If there are no subscription quotes or valid quotes leading to a failure in determining the issuance price, Zhanglong Group will not continue with the subscription [1]

Group 1 - The company, HeDa Technology, announced a share buyback of approximately 859,500 shares, accounting for 0.8% of its total share capital, with a total expenditure of RMB 10.8132 million [2] - The highest and lowest prices for the repurchased shares were RMB 13.36 and RMB 11.62 per share, respectively [2] Group 2 - For the year 2024, the revenue composition of HeDa Technology is as follows: water supply industry accounts for 93.67%, drainage industry for 4.49%, other businesses for 1.06%, and water conservancy industry for 0.77% [2]

Core Insights - Zimbabwe's GDP reached 335 billion Zimbabwean dollars in Q1 2025, up from 299 billion in Q4 2024, driven by growth in agriculture, electricity, information communication, and financial insurance sectors [1] Sector Performance - Agriculture grew by 18.8%, electricity by 6.1%, and both information communication and financial insurance sectors increased by 4.3% [1] - Conversely, mining, accommodation and food services, and water supply sectors saw declines of 21.6%, 24.1%, and 12.3% respectively [1] Contribution to GDP - Manufacturing was the largest contributor to GDP in this quarter, accounting for 15%, followed by mining at 12.4%, agriculture at 11.7%, wholesale and retail at 11.6%, and financial insurance at 11.2% [1]

Core Viewpoint - California Water Service Group held its Second Quarter 2025 Earnings Call, discussing financial results and future outlook [1][2][3]. Group 1: Company Overview - The call featured key participants including James Patrick Lynch (Senior VP, CFO), Martin A. Kropelnicki (Chairman, President & CEO), and Shilen Patel (Chief Business Development Officer) [3]. - The company provided a slide deck to accompany the earnings call, which is available on its website [4]. Group 2: Financial Results - The earnings call was focused on the financial performance for the second quarter of 2025, with specific results to be detailed later in the presentation [4].

Core Viewpoint - The Urumqi Market Supervision Administration is actively addressing issues related to inaccurate metering and non-standard charging for water, electricity, and gas services, aiming to ensure fair and transparent utility consumption for residents [1][2][3] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The administration has implemented a comprehensive rectification initiative focusing on public utility companies, emphasizing accountability and compliance in metering practices [1] - A total of 50 water meters have been sampled and inspected in 8 residential communities, ensuring compliance with standards [1] - The administration has conducted mandatory calibration checks on 13,416 water and gas meters, providing free testing services for disputed meters [1][2] Group 2: Consumer Engagement and Education - The administration has encouraged the Xinyuan Water Supply Company to streamline its customer service hotline and establish a "multi-recheck + quick refund" mechanism to enhance consumer trust [2] - A campaign was launched in conjunction with World Metrology Day to promote metering knowledge and improve public awareness of the rectification efforts [2] - The administration has organized training sessions for six public utility companies to address metering inaccuracies and relevant regulations [3] Group 3: Future Plans and Collaborations - The Urumqi Market Supervision Administration plans to strengthen oversight of utility metering, enhance inter-departmental collaboration, and ensure accurate billing for residents [3] - A mechanism for information sharing and cooperation has been established with the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau to ensure proper inspection of utility meters in new residential projects [3] - The administration is set to promote the use of new IoT gas meters to improve metering technology and service quality [3]

Core Viewpoint - The province is actively promoting large-scale water supply projects to ensure safe drinking water for rural residents, addressing long-standing water scarcity and quality issues [2][5]. Group 1: Water Supply Challenges - Many rural areas face seasonal water shortages due to uneven rainfall distribution, leading to inadequate water supply and poor water quality from small-scale water sources [2][3]. - Residents previously relied on small wells and dispersed water supply systems, which often resulted in insufficient and untreated water, especially during dry seasons [3]. Group 2: Government Initiatives - The provincial water authority has prioritized the construction of large-scale water supply systems, focusing on stable and high-quality water sources to replace smaller, riskier supply systems [2][4]. - As of now, approximately 13,350 people have gained access to large-scale water supply, achieving 66.7% of the target [2][5]. Group 3: Project Developments - The integrated urban-rural water supply project in Danzhou City has successfully provided clean and safe tap water to around 1,200 households, resolving long-standing water issues [3][4]. - The central water plant in Mutang has a current supply capacity of 700 tons per day, with future plans to expand to 30,000 cubic meters per day, benefiting more residents [4]. Group 4: Future Projections - Upcoming projects are expected to add over 20,000 people to the large-scale water supply network, increasing the proportion of rural population served from 64.56% to 64.89% [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the investigation and response to water quality issues in the Yuhang District of Hangzhou, highlighting the causes of the problem, emergency measures taken, and accountability for the incident [1][18]. Water Quality Abnormality Investigation - The investigation revealed that the abnormal odor in the water was due to the presence of thiol compounds, which can produce unpleasant smells even at low concentrations. This issue was exacerbated by high temperatures and algal blooms in the water source [1][15]. - The investigation confirmed that the water quality indicators, except for odor, were within acceptable limits, with no detection of harmful bacteria [15][16]. Emergency Response Measures - The emergency response began on July 16, with the detection of abnormal odors at 8:00 AM, leading to immediate testing and water source switching by 9:20 AM [3][4][5]. - By 1:30 PM, the water quality indicators returned to normal after flushing the main pipeline [6][7]. Accountability and Issues Identified - The investigation identified several shortcomings in the response, including failure to follow emergency protocols and delayed communication with relevant authorities [17][18]. - A total of seven officials were held accountable for their roles in the incident, receiving various disciplinary actions [18]. Public Service and Community Response - In response to public concerns, the local government initiated measures such as water quality testing, health services, and free replacement of water filter cartridges for affected residents [19]. - The government expressed apologies for the inconvenience caused and committed to improving water safety measures and emergency response capabilities [19].

Group 1 - The core issue of water supply abnormalities in Yuhang District highlights significant shortcomings in public drinking water safety and emergency response mechanisms [1][2] - A joint investigation team was established, including local and provincial authorities, to analyze the causes of the water quality issues, which were linked to environmental factors and algal blooms [1][2] - The investigation revealed that the presence of sulfur compounds in the water was responsible for the unpleasant odors detected [1] Group 2 - The local water supply companies implemented measures such as water source switching and pipeline flushing, which inadvertently caused rust to dislodge from iron pipes, leading to discolored water [2] - A comprehensive inspection of all 33 water supply plants in Hangzhou confirmed that the treated water met national health standards [3] - Affected residents will receive free replacement of water purifier filters and a full waiver of water fees for July due to the supply issues [3]

来源：杭州发布 杭州市联合调查组7月23日发布情况通报： 7月16日，余杭区部分小区发生供水异常。事情发生后，杭州市委、市政府高度重视，成立由市综合行 政执法局、市生态环境局、市卫健委和国家、省级专家等组成的联合调查组开展调查，省建设厅、省生 态环境厅参与指导。现将调查处置情况通报如下： 一、关于水质异常原因调查情况 联合调查组结合各项水质检测结果、环境监测数据及水文水利数据，对问题发生及处理过程进行了全面 调查。经查，水样中检测出的硫醚类物质是一种有机硫化物，在水中较低浓度即可产生蒜味、沼泽味、 腐臭味等异味。7月初以来，持续高温晴热，东苕溪仁和水厂取水口上游及周边一些水体藻类快速繁 殖。随着前期降雨汇流，部分藻类及其降解产物（含硫醚类异嗅物质）汇集到仁和水厂取水口附近，并 于7月16日凌晨进入取水口。综合分析，此次供水嗅味异常是气候、环境、水动力条件等多种因素叠加 情况下导致的。 关于市民群众关心的自来水出现"发黄""发浑"问题。根据调查分析，目前供水管道主要是铁质管道，事 情发生后余杭制水有限公司、余杭水务控股集团下属供排水公司先后采取水源切换、供水调度和水管冲 洗等措施，引发供水水流方向发生变化、水流 ...