‘A cost recovering water tariff is an important component of the precaution strategy for the future situation of the utility.‘
                                                                                                                      

‘For financing long term rehabilitation needs, it is necessary to put money aside into reserves, over longer periods. Therefore, an overestimate of costs over several years is required to be able to make future investments.‘
                                                                                                                     

We advise on sustainable tariff arrangement under consideration of cost-influencing and location-related frame conditions, such as:

1. ‣Quantity and quality of water resources
   

2. ‣Drinking water protection areas
   

3. ‣Network structure
   

4. ‣Topography
   

5. ‣Specific network delivery rate
   

Our tariff calculation considers future investment needs for the conservation of the supply system. We provide arguments for the implementation of cost recovering tariffs and earmarked reserve funds.