multi-utilities: Share trench for settlement of underground networks (natural gas, electricity and sanitation services) intending to organize underground networks in urban areas.
I would add to to Eraldo's list also: Farsi et al. 'Economies of Scale and Scope in Multi-Utilities' The Energy Journal 29(4)2008 with an interesting case study of Switzerland. On the other hand, but you probably know it, RT Silva from your hometown wrote an interesting article on interconnectivity.
There is a convergence occurring between the business realities of the utility industry, the energy demands of modern society, and the sustainability requirements of the environment in which we live. This convergence is driving the development and implementation of a new type of power system.
Fraquelli, Giovanni, Massimiliano Piacenza, and Davide Vannoni*. "Scope and scale economies in multi-utilities: evidence from gas, water and electricity combinations." Applied Economics 36.18 (2004): 2045-2057.
Piacenza, M., & Vannoni, D. (2004). Choosing among alternative cost function specifications: an application to Italian multi-utilities. Economics Letters, 82(3), 415-422.
Farsi, M., & Filippini, M. (2009). An analysis of cost efficiency in Swiss multi-utilities. Energy Economics, 31(2), 306-315.
Multi Utility Sustainable Infrastructure Strategy Multi Utility Sustainable Infrastructure Strategy (MUSIS) An Alternative Approach to the Provision and Funding of Utility Infrastructure
A multi-utility duct is an underground structure that contains more than two types of public utilities and includes its own drainage, ventilation, lighting, communication, power, monitoring systems, access facilities etc.