The average cost of water in Campania in 2023 it is 320 euros, an increase of 6,6% compared to the last 5 years, but lower than the national average of 478 euros.
Vibo Valentia recorded the largest increase, 16%, while in Isernia the bill has almost doubled since 2019. Frosinone is the most expensive province at €867 per year, while Milan and Cosenza are the cheapest at €184.
Tuscany is the most expensive region (€732), while Molise is the cheapest (€226). Trentino-Alto Adige recorded the largest increase, 9%. This data emerges from Cittadinanzattiva's XNUMXth Report on the Integrated Water Service, presented during the event "Expensive Water, a Resource to Save and Protect."
The report analyzes the rates applied in the provincial capitals of Italy in 2023 for a family of 3 with an annual consumption of 182 cubic meters. By reducing consumption to 150 cubic meters, an average saving of 27% could be achieved.
Families with an ISEE of up to 9.530 euros and access to the social water bonus would save on average about 22-27%. In Campania, the bonus varies from 85 euros in Salerno to 70 euros in Naples.
According to Istat data from 2020, water dispersion in provincial capitals is on average 36,2%, with peaks of up to 42,2% on a national scale. Some areas, especially in the South and the Islands, record a dispersion of over 50%.
For example, in Campania, water dispersion ranges from 64,4% in Caserta to 27,4% in Naples. This information highlights the importance of monitoring and optimizing water use to ensure sustainable management of water resources.
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