UK Utility Capital Expenditure Market Development Report
This UK utility capital expenditure business research report is based on capital expenditure in the water and sewerage, electricity generation, electricity supply and gas supply utility sectors. Expenditure is segmented into civil engineering, process plant, building and ‘other’.
Civil engineering expenditure includes investment in or on infra-structure.
Process plant expenditure covers plant machinery, instrumentation and other equipment used in the continuous process sector.
Civil engineering expenditure includes investment in or on infra-structure
Building expenditure includes expenditure on land and buildings e.g construction of buildings, repair & maintenance of existing buildings and purchase of structural assets.
Other Expenditure comprises of fixtures and fittings, equipment, vehicles, mobile plant and non-operational activities.
The report identifies the capital expenditure in an easily readable format, analysing five year historical data together with projections for the next five years.
Civil engineering expenditure includes investment in or on infra-structure.
Process plant expenditure covers plant machinery, instrumentation and other equipment used in the continuous process sector.
Civil engineering expenditure includes investment in or on infra-structure
Building expenditure includes expenditure on land and buildings e.g construction of buildings, repair & maintenance of existing buildings and purchase of structural assets.
Other Expenditure comprises of fixtures and fittings, equipment, vehicles, mobile plant and non-operational activities.
The report identifies the capital expenditure in an easily readable format, analysing five year historical data together with projections for the next five years.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1 Definitions
2.2 Methodology
2.3 Abbreviations
2.4 Market Positioning
2.4.1 Customers
2.4.2 Suppliers
2.5 UK Economy
2.6 Market Factors
3. MARKET SUMMARY
3.1 Chapter Summary
3.2 Total Capital Investment by the Utilities
3.3 Forecast Total Capital Investment by the Utilities
4. WATER INDUSTRY
4.1 Chapter Summary
4.2 Capital Expenditure, 2004/05-2008/09
4.3 Water Related Capital Expenditure in England & Wales
4.3.1 Water Resources Expenditure
4.3.2 Water Treatment Expenditure
4.3.3 Water Distribution Expenditure
4.3.4 General Water Expenditure
4.3.5 Scotland
4.3.6 Northern Ireland
4.4 Sewerage Expenditure
4.4.1 Sewage Treatment
4.4.2 Other Expenditure
4.4.3 Scotland
4.4.4 Northern Ireland
4.5 Future Expenditure
4.5.1 Forecast Capital Expenditure, 2009/10-2013/14
5. ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY
5.1 Chapter Summary
5.2 Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Generation Sector
5.3 Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Transmission Sector
5.4 Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Distribution Sector
5.5 Forecast Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Generation Sector
5.6 Forecast Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Transmission Sector
5.7 Forecast Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Distribution Sector
6. GAS INDUSTRY
6.1 Chapter Summary
6.2 Capital Investment in the Gas Distribution Sector
6.2.1 Reported Capital Expenditure
6.2.2 Reported Repex Capital Expenditure
6.2.3 Overspend in Total Capital Expenditure
6.3 Capital Expenditure in the Gas Transmission Sector
6.4 Forecast Capital Investment in the Gas Distribution Sector
6.4.1 Forecast Gas Distribution Capital Expenditure
6.4.2 Forecast Repex Capital Expenditure
6.5 Forecast Capital Investment in the Gas Transmission Sector
7. SUPPLY INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
7.1 Chapter Summary
7.2 Companies
7.2.1 Skanska
7.2.2 AMEC
7.2.3 Balfour Beatty
7.2.4 Birse Construction
7.2.5 Kellogg Brown & Root
7.2.6 The Costain Group
7.2.7 Fluor
7.2.8 John Laing
7.2.9 Carillion AM (Formerly Alfred McAlpine)
7.2.10 Carillion
7.2.11 Tarmac
7.2.12 Taylor Woodrow Construction
8. FURTHER SOURCES & CONTACTS
8.1 Trade Associations & Regulatory Bodies
8.2 Trade Magazines
8.3 Trade Exhibitions
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1 Definitions
2.2 Methodology
2.3 Abbreviations
2.4 Market Positioning
2.4.1 Customers
2.4.2 Suppliers
2.5 UK Economy
2.6 Market Factors
3. MARKET SUMMARY
3.1 Chapter Summary
3.2 Total Capital Investment by the Utilities
3.3 Forecast Total Capital Investment by the Utilities
4. WATER INDUSTRY
4.1 Chapter Summary
4.2 Capital Expenditure, 2004/05-2008/09
4.3 Water Related Capital Expenditure in England & Wales
4.3.1 Water Resources Expenditure
4.3.2 Water Treatment Expenditure
4.3.3 Water Distribution Expenditure
4.3.4 General Water Expenditure
4.3.5 Scotland
4.3.6 Northern Ireland
4.4 Sewerage Expenditure
4.4.1 Sewage Treatment
4.4.2 Other Expenditure
4.4.3 Scotland
4.4.4 Northern Ireland
4.5 Future Expenditure
4.5.1 Forecast Capital Expenditure, 2009/10-2013/14
5. ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY
5.1 Chapter Summary
5.2 Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Generation Sector
5.3 Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Transmission Sector
5.4 Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Distribution Sector
5.5 Forecast Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Generation Sector
5.6 Forecast Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Transmission Sector
5.7 Forecast Capital Expenditure in the Electricity Distribution Sector
6. GAS INDUSTRY
6.1 Chapter Summary
6.2 Capital Investment in the Gas Distribution Sector
6.2.1 Reported Capital Expenditure
6.2.2 Reported Repex Capital Expenditure
6.2.3 Overspend in Total Capital Expenditure
6.3 Capital Expenditure in the Gas Transmission Sector
6.4 Forecast Capital Investment in the Gas Distribution Sector
6.4.1 Forecast Gas Distribution Capital Expenditure
6.4.2 Forecast Repex Capital Expenditure
6.5 Forecast Capital Investment in the Gas Transmission Sector
7. SUPPLY INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
7.1 Chapter Summary
7.2 Companies
7.2.1 Skanska
7.2.2 AMEC
7.2.3 Balfour Beatty
7.2.4 Birse Construction
7.2.5 Kellogg Brown & Root
7.2.6 The Costain Group
7.2.7 Fluor
7.2.8 John Laing
7.2.9 Carillion AM (Formerly Alfred McAlpine)
7.2.10 Carillion
7.2.11 Tarmac
7.2.12 Taylor Woodrow Construction
8. FURTHER SOURCES & CONTACTS
8.1 Trade Associations & Regulatory Bodies
8.2 Trade Magazines
8.3 Trade Exhibitions
