Ann: Fluence Secures US$8.5M MABR Order in Cambodia, page-9

"Moreover, it provides further operating proof that supports the North American business model of large scale wastewater treatment and reuse as a service, since our MABR solution delivers top quality treatment at minimum cost and energy in large as well as small plants..."

Interesting. Wonder whether anybody else has noticed this. Richard keeps making reference to WaaS (Water As A Service) in America every chance he gets in the last few public presentations. I find this reference to USA out of place especially when the limelight should be on PS3 when it is going to be the biggest MABR plant IN THE WORLD up to this point of time, unless something is really afoot in the USA.

Is this hint worth heeding?