Research and analysis

The costs and benefits of moving to full water metering

Experience of compulsory metering is currently limited and this project sets out to consolidate and examine the available evidence in four key areas.

From:
Environment Agency
Published
1 May 2008

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The costs and benefits of moving to full water metering

Ref: LIT 3421

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The Environment Agency’s position statement on household water metering calls for metering to be accelerated where it is most needed, i.e. in water stressed areas, with a target for the majority of homes in such areas to be metered by 2015. Over the longer term it expects metering to form the basis for charging for water across England and Wales.

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Published 1 May 2008

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