Delhi Planning Water Reuse on an Epic Scale says Fluence article, page-3

I agree with all you've said Vango.

They are the reasons I allude to why wouldn't Fluence be interested in supplying and installing if New Delhi, (as distinct from India broadly) "came calling".

It would involve our technology on quite a wide scale (city boundaries say), intensive I would think so providing economies of scale as far as Fluence were concerned, and if FLC said yes we'll come and look at it, "but it's New Delhi, we go in, do the job and we get out again"...I'd be in favour.

I wasn't suggesting at all that we 'target' India. But if the municipal authorities (presumably backed by Indian gov't) made the approach, assuring FLC of covering all the (preparatory) administrative nightmare for us...

*Main point of posting (above) was because FLC ran the article, suggesting to me that a centralised, one off, on its merits project of this nature may be considered. That's not pursuing, rather considering and responding. As our work and reputation becomes better and better known, I'd suggest it is a possibility. A profitable one!