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28 August 2014 Not Enough Water or a Lack of Willingness to Manage Water Sustainably? 7 Management Awareness Poorly Maintained Infrastructure Johannesburg Residential eThekwini Residential eThekwini Residential Consumers


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28 August 2014

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Not Enough Water or a Lack of Willingness to Manage Water Sustainably?

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 Management  Awareness  Poorly Maintained Infrastructure

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Johannesburg Residential Consumers eThekwini Residential Consumers (Property value under R250,000) eThekwini Residential Consumers (Property value

  • ver R250,000)

Cost of water

  • Inc. VAT

Cost of water

  • Inc. VAT

Cost of water

  • Inc. VAT

6 kilolitres 6 kilolitres R 0.00 6 kilolitres R 12.29 10 kilolitres R 26.63 10 kilolitres R 14.01 10 kilolitres R 120.71 15 kilolitres R 79.47 15 kilolitres R 84.06 15 kilolitres R 190.77 20 kilolitres R 226.64 20 kilolitres R 154.12 20 kilolitres R 260.82 30 kilolitres R 418.85 30 kilolitres R 317.48 30 kilolitres R 424.18 40 kilolitres R 622.68 40 kilolitres R 605.21 40 kilolitres R 711.92 60 kilolitres R 1 122.23 60 kilolitres R 1 223.95 60 kilolitres R 1 330.65 Non-Revenue Water Bulk Water Tariffs Johannesburg 34% Rand Water R 6.29 /m

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eThekwini 30% Umgeni Water R 5.36 /m

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Does South Africa Value its Water?

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 Picture

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 R96 000  R33 000  R3 000

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 How much per m3?  ± R22,500 /m3  What is the value of water that goes into

1 m3 of Coke?

 ± R50 /m3  Does anyone say that Coke should sell

below cost of production?

 What would be the effect of consistently

selling below cost of production?

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2400 2600 2800 3000 3200 3400 3600 3800 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 Yield / Water Requirements (million m3 / annum) Years

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High Water Requirement Scenario with Water Conservation and Demand Management

Polihali Dam Yield First transfer from LHWP Phase II

High with target WC/WDM Mine Water: Neutralisation and discharge Unlawful removed Deficit Yield reduction due to dilution releases Short-term excess yield

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R 1.70 R 2.01 R 3.58 R 6.41 R 9.15

R 0.00 R 1.00 R 2.00 R 3.00 R 4.00 R 5.00 R 6.00 R 7.00 R 8.00 R 9.00 R 10.00 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 Storage (Dam) In Transit (River) Purification and Bulk Distribution Retail Distribution Consumer R/cubic metre Million Cubic Metres Distrubution Phase

Typical Water Value Chain, as-is in 2010

Volume Lost (million cubic metre) Volume Transferred (million cubic metre) Cost (R/cubic metre)

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Richard Holden Business Analyst

e-mail: rholden@tcta.co.za Telephone: (012) 683 1200 Website: http://www.tcta.co.za