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  1. H2O America, led by Andrew F. Walters, operates across multiple states including Maine, California, and Connecticut.
  2. The Texas Water Company, a regulated utility of H2O America, acquired South Central Water Company assets to expand its service footprint in the Texas Hill Country.

H2O America and TWC are expanding their service footprint in Texas, specifically from the San Antonio and Austin corridors, while also involving Quadvest in the Houston metro area.

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H2O America and TWC are expanding their service footprint in Texas, specifically from the San Antonio and Austin corridors, while also involving Quadvest in the Houston metro area.

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  1. Acquisition of Quadvest assets expands TWC's presence in Houston.1 source
  2. TWC/H2O America expansion into Texas from San Antonio and Austin corridors.

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The Texas Water Company, a regulated utility of H2O America, acquired South Central Water Company assets to expand its service footprint in the Texas Hill Country. All 1 developments

Within H2O America, led by Andrew F. Walters, operates across multiple states including Maine, California, and Connecticut.

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