… is likely to be a net reduction in the financial strength of the utility as revenues decrease …
water utilities resulting from reduced demand for water. To develop meaningful data for the water …

… As long as basic [water] needs are met, then all remaining demands on water are … interest
in decreasing water consumption since this brings about a contextual decrease of revenues …

… Groundwater supplies are under stress due to decreasing precipitation rates and increasing
extraction rates. Urban water systems must meet the demands of expanding industry needs …

… Inducing consumers to use water more efficiently has been a growing concern of private
and public water utilities throughout the United States. Typically, water utilities choose among …

… What strategies can water utilities in the United States develop to maintain and rehabilitate
an aging infrastructure when a primary source of funding - revenue from public demand - is on …

… This study identifies high-impact WDM measures as evaluated by water utilities in four …
mentioned these as an important factor in decreasing water demand. Cost-recovery pricing for …

… demand-side management policies as an urban water consumption management tool has
stimulated considerable debate among economists, water utility … water restrictions, decrease …

… Water utilities increasingly hear this message and respond in … The price elasticity of water
demand is a key variable of … in demand we might expect from the original price decrease. The …

… The utility of the future will be operationally efficient. The effective water utility will do this …
and political interests will demand solid financial stewardship as water rate increases mount for …

… to water resource management. Public utility pricing theory is applied to a water utility, Sydney
Water, … Commission, relating to water, electricity, transport and other public utilities. The …