Fri 4 Feb 2022 08.29 EST Households can expect their water bills to rise to an average of almost £420 a year from April, compounding a record rise in energy costs and an increase in national. SYDNEYSIDERS will pay more for their water and sewerage under a determination by the independent pricing regulator, with the average house paying $72 more by 2016, and those living in apartments $134. 
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Sydney households will be forced to pay more for water during droughts under a new pricing regime starting next month. The "average weather" usage price for water will sit at $2.30 per kilolitre but rise to $3.12 per kilolitre when dams are below 60 per cent. Fixed water service charges, however, will be lowered irrespective of drought. Current water prices | IPART Current water prices Metropolitan water IPART sets the maximum prices that declared water utilities can charge for water and wastewater services, but your actual bills depend on how much water you use. Your water utility can provide more information about individual bills. Rural water
Our prices are set by the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) and are adjusted for the rate of inflation at the start of each financial year. This means we'll have new prices for service charges, usage, and trade waste fees from 1 July 2022. We'll publish the new prices on our website from late June. A typical Sydney Water household's bill will fall by $80 or 7% from 1 July, as a result of decisions released today by the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART). From 1 July 2020 the price you pay for water will depend on dam levels. While dam levels are above 60%, you will pay $2.35 per kilolitre of water you consume. 
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Sydney Water's proposed prices and bill impacts Water prices Maintain water usage price in real terms, with a price of $2.13/kL (in $19/20), based on the results of its customer engagement and its updated estimates of the long-run marginal cost (LRMC) of water supply. With metered drinking water now costing $2.35 per kl the average household can expect to pay $9.21 a week or $479.02 per annum at normal pricing. Outside of the Sydney Olympic Park Authority area, the average home will save almost $50 a year on the above annual price if you are in a recycled drinking water system.
If customers do not reduce consumption, Sydney Water says an average annual household bill could increase by seven per cent amid drought. But if Sydney customers saved water during restrictions, as they have by 11.4 per cent across the past year, they would reduce their bills. Every 4 years, IPART (the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal) reviews and sets our prices for water, wastewater, recycled water, stormwater and other services. The prices you pay depend on the type of property you have and the services available in your area. 
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Sydney water service charges Water service charge (if you have a meter): $24.30 per quarter Water service charge (if you don't have a meter): $119.77 per quarter Recycled water service (Sydney Olympic Park): $6.08 per quarter Sydney water usage charges Water usage charge: $2.11 per kilolitre Recycled water usage charge: $1.89 per kilolitre Awareness had risen to 78 per cent, but Sydney Water said it needed to do more to increase water efficiency. Although a typical household bill would be 2.5 per cent higher under the latest submission, customers could cut bills by saving water. Using 20 per cent less water would save $100 a year.
We have released a draft report proposing to limit increases in desalinated water prices in Greater Sydney. Under our draft decisions, prices for desalinated water would increase by 1.5% in 2023-24, making for an increase of around $2 per year in a typical Sydney Water customer's bill. Sydney Water's role goes far beyond supplying water, wastewater, recycled water and stormwater services. From the health of the city and its people, to managing the environment and the health of our waterways we're helping to create a better life for Greater Sydney. 
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A draft strategy on the city's future water supply, released by the New South Wales government on Tuesday, says Sydney will need between 40 to 70 gigalitres extra within 20 years. That's on top. The increase in availability of water eased the pressure on water prices: Households paid an average of $3.42 per kilolitre, down 3% year on year. Industry paid an average of $0.30 per kilolitre, down 25% year on year.
