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They sell water to their customers for £1.832 per m3 and charge a further £1.221 per m3 of water supplied for sewerage, i.e. £3.053 for every m3 of water supplied. Their costs are essentially fixed here - a water treatment plant costs the same if sitting unused or working flat out - so 22 bn litres (22 million cubic metres) works out at £67 million in increased revenue for virtually no increased cost.
...apart from the chlorine and phosphoric acid put into it to achieve standard concentrations.Paul_F wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2023 6:47 pmThey sell water to their customers for £1.832 per m3 and charge a further £1.221 per m3 of water supplied for sewerage, i.e. £3.053 for every m3 of water supplied. Their costs are essentially fixed here - a water treatment plant costs the same if sitting unused or working flat out - so 22 bn litres (22 million cubic metres) works out at £67 million in increased revenue for virtually no increased cost...