Aqua Pennsylvania (Essential Utilities) Acquires City of Beaver Falls Wastewater System
July 22, 2025
Essential Utilities' subsidiary Aqua Pennsylvania has completed the $37.75 million purchase of the City of Beaver Falls wastewater system in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved the sale on June 18, 2025; Aqua Pennsylvania plans about $10 million in infrastructure investments over the next decade and will integrate roughly 3,200 customers (plus bulk transmission for ~3,800 EDUs) into its system.
- Targets
- City of Beaver Falls Wastewater System
- Sellers
- City of Beaver Falls
- Industry
- Utilities
- Location
- Pennsylvania, United States
- Transaction Type
- Divestiture
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