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Unraveling Cape Town’s Water Management Strategy: A Comprehensive Overview of Dam Capacities and Water Tariffs

by Chloe de Kock
July 30, 2024

Cape Town’s dams have exceeded 100% capacity, bringing a wave of comfort to its inhabitants. The extra water is a result of water cascading over the dam’s spillways, providing an ephemeral reservoir of water for rivers downstream. While the fixed baseline fee for water supply remains constant, the usagebased fee may increase to recoup expenditures associated with delivering trustworthy water services. Cape Town is investing in desalination, groundwater systems, and reuse, and aims to amplify water supply by an additional 300 million litres of new water per day by 2030 to ensure future water availability.

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