जल आपूर्ति क्षमता उपयोग में कमी (Capacity Utilization Loss)
Definition
Indian urban water systems deliver 20-30% less water than installed capacity due to aging, unreplaced assets. Search results show Indian systems deliver 50-60% vs. 80-85% globally. This capacity loss directly results from utilities failing to replace depreciated assets on schedule.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: ₹15,000-20,000 crore in lost water supply capacity; equivalent to 30 billion liters daily shortfall
- Frequency: Chronic; worsens 2-3% annually as assets age beyond useful life
- Root Cause: Utilities undercapitalized due to poor depreciation policy implementation and lack of systematic replacement scheduling
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Indian water utilities deliver only 50-60% of designed capacity. Proper asset depreciation and replacement planning can raise utilization to 75-80%, increasing effective water supply capacity by ₹15,000-20,000 crore equivalent.
Affected Stakeholders
Chief Operations Officer, Capital Planning Team, Asset Managers, CFO
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Methodology & Sources
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