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Work out a bi-monthly water bill under the island's regulated tariff. Same prices for Canal Gestión and Club Lanzarote.
Your bill covers roughly two months. 1 m³ = 1,000 litres.
Prices are identical; they present the network-loss charge differently.
On your bill as 'calibre'. Most homes are 13–15 mm.
The 'Diferencia contador general' line — your share of the community's general-meter difference. Only your bill knows it.
Under the proposed +15% tariff this bill would be 6,40 € more.
Without the network-loss ('Diferencia') figure from a real bill, this estimate covers your own use only — many Lanzarote bills add a significant shared-loss charge on top.
Estimate for guidance. Your bill's printed period dates and figures always win. Rates: Consorcio del Agua de Lanzarote tariff (BOP 06/07/2011), validated against real bills.
Leaking / running toilet
~547,37 € /yr
≈ 146,000 L/yr. A silent leak we could catch.
CCW — Consumer Council for WaterShower (power/mixer)
~8,69 € /yr
≈ 5,475 L/yr. A silent leak we could catch.
CCW — Consumer Council for WaterThink you might have a leak?
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