Not that wild about this one because of the PEG....Consolidated Water Co., Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the development and operation of seawater desalination plants and water distribution systems in the Cayman Islands, Belize, Barbados, the British Virgin Islands, and The Bahamas. It processes and supplies water to various customers, including public utilities, commercial and tourist properties, residential properties, and government facilities. Yes the PEG is high and the missed on eps when they reported, but I am going to read cc and see if they can play here. Market Cap 458.6M P/E (ttm) 54.97 EPS (ttm) 0.596 Div & Yield 0.255 (0.78 %) Growth Est CWCO Current Qtr. 80.0% Next Qtr. 280.0% This Year 37.3% Next Year 19.8% Past 5 Years (per annum) 15.264% Next 5 Years (per annum) 15.15% Price/Earnings (avg. for comparison categories) 37.94 PEG Ratio (avg. for comparison categories) 2.5

This Company has not released it's earnings yet, delayed?..so the stock has been taking a beating... yet darn CPFL Energia (NYSE: CPL) it has a 7.8% yield and a 5yr annualized return of 58% ...and below I have what they did put out so far...so maybe it will be worth the wait? Generation, distribution, and commercialization of electric energy in Brazil. It also provides electricity-related services. As of December 31, 2006, the company distributed electricity to approximately 5.9 million customers and had an installed capacity of approximately 1,072 megawatts.Market Cap 9.996B P/E (ttm) 11.20 EPS (ttm) 5.85 Div & Yield 4.865 (7.43 %) from there qtr, SAO PAULO, Brazil, Nov. 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CPFL Energia S.A. (Bovespa: CPFE3 and NYSE: CPL) announces 3Q07 results. 3Q07 & 9M07 HIGHLIGHTS -- Acquisition of the Franca Region Electrification and Development Cooperative (CERFRA); -- Growth of 9.3% in electric power sales within the concession area; -- Net operating revenue grows by 15.8%, and EBITDA by 11.2%; -- Net Income reaches R$ 1,271 million in 9M07, up 20% year-on year; -- CPFL Energia average daily trading volume hits R$ 33.5 million in 9M07, an increase of 93.9% compared to 2006; -- Payment of intermediary dividends referring to 1H07 on September 28, 2007. The amount paid corresponds to 100% of net income for the period, equivalent to R$ 1.755837558 per share; -- In 3Q07, R$ 316 million was invested in the maintenance and expansion of business. CPFL Energia's total investment in 9M07 reaches R$ 865 million.

The company operates a range of hydroelectric, thermoelectric, nuclear, geothermal, wind-power, and photovoltaic power stations. As of December 31, 2006, ENEL had net installed capacity of approximately 40.5 gigawatts in Italy and 10.3 gigawatts in Spain, Bulgaria, and the Americas. Market Cap 71.571B P/E (ttm) 16.99 EPS (ttm) 3.54 Div & Yield 3.231 (5.37 %)

Off to Paris...It operates in four segments: Water, Environmental Services, Energy Services, and Transportation. Yes high p/e but This Year growth est. 52.7% Next Year 11.4% Past 5 Years (per annum) 42.434% Next 5 Years (per annum) 13.15% PEG Ratio (avg. for comparison categories) 1.87 Market Cap 42.152B P/E (ttm) 30.73 EPS (ttm) 2.97 Div & Yield 1.398 (1.53 %) Also buffett may still own it??

Pasadena California..not just because I grew up close to Pasadena, actually in Highland Park...but this may be one of the companies that would help in the building of alot of these places. I actually like JEC better then Foster and Flour due to the PEG being under 2 and still having a great qtr. Market Cap 9.260B P/E (ttm) 35.47 EPS (ttm) 2.349 T. Boone pick also

I know this is not a Utility...but it's really cool and it pays a divident. Market Cap 31.938B P/E (ttm) 13.00 EPS (ttm) 4.01 Div & Yield 1.231 (2.36 %) From Barrons WITH $30 BILLION IN MARKET value, Sasol is puny compared to energy giants like ExxonMobil. But the South African company, which specializes in turning gas and coal into liquid fuel, has been one of the brightest stars in the oil sector since it was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2003. Its American depositary receipts (ticker: SSL) have soared about 400%, to a recent 50.28, leaving Exxon's shares ( XOM) and those of many other oil producers in the proverbial dust. Even after this impressive run, Sasol could continue to shine, owing to high oil prices, solid profits and the global roll-out of the company's liquid-fuels technology. Some investors see Sasol's ADRs topping 70 next year, while its more heavily traded South African shares (SOL.South Africa), which change hands on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, could rally to 465 rand from ZAR338 (a rand is worth about 15 cents U.S.). Sasol operates through three "clusters": South African energy; global chemicals; and international energy, which houses the company's flagship gas-to-liquids, or GTL, facility in Qatar. The company supplies 37% of South Africa's liquid-fuel needs, and is laying the groundwork to be a major player worldwide as it plans facilities in other countries. Coal-rich and oil-poor nations such as India, the U.S. and China already have turned to Sasol to help lessen their reliance on imports of high-priced crude.

Cellular Communication services in Iseral. Again, it goes to quality of life and they pay a divident.