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Acceptability of Drinking Water - Willingness to Pay
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Ref: 08/CU/02/4
ISBN: 1 84057 486 0
This project was commissioned as part of an industry-wide comprehensive research programme, to undertake a large quantitative study using Stated Preference (SP) techniques to derive customers' willingness to pay for improvements in aesthetic aspects of their drinking water. The willingness to pay values were fed into a cost-benefit analysis (CBA) framework developed as part of this study in order to substantiate and support pricing plans to finance possible improvement initiatives nationally. Individual companies now have the opportunity to take this generic model and develop it into their own company-specific CBA framework.
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97/SL/02/4 - ISBN: 1 84057 013 XLaboratory, lysimeter and field studies continue to show wide variability the potential bioavailability of phosphorus in sewage sludge. Under operational rates of application, losses of phosphorus in run-off from plots recei... More...
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UKWIR/EA A Unified Methodology for the Determination of Deployable Output from Water Sources - Volume 1
00/WR/18/1 - ISBN: 1 84057 198 5This joint UKWIR/ Environment Agency project examined current practices for determination of surface water and ground water deployable output (DO) and concluded that a unified approach was both desirable and feasible. However... More...
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Performance of Fast Butt Fusion Jointing
99/WM/02/7 - ISBN: 1 84057 150 0A high productivity butt fusion welding process has been developed by Fusion Group. The process was evaluated on PE80 and PE100 pipe materials in sizes up to 400mm and compared against butt fusion joints prepared under conven... More...
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Estimating Legitimate Non- Household Night Use Allowances
99/WM/08/26 - ISBN: 1 84057 165 9This study has produced a robust and generalised methodology that can be used by individual companies to more accurately determine legitimate non-household metered use. This should improve the accuracy of regulatory reporting... More...
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A Review of Leakage - Updating Managing Leakage Methodology and Theory
97/WM/08/10 - ISBN: 1 84057 036 9The first update of 'Managing Leakage', the 1995 water industry report. Economics of leakage methodology, both short and long term is developed in detail. There are case studies on whole- life costing. Seven key areas of UKWI... More...
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