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Regulation establishes common rules for water tariffs

Observador11 September 2026 at 00:16

ERSAR issued a statement about a new regulation that establishes common rules for water tariffs. The regulation aims to harmonize the criteria for defining, reviewing, and updating tariffs applied in the sector.

According to the regulatory entity, the document establishes uniform rules for all managing entities in the sector. This harmonization aims to guarantee greater transparency and equity in the application of tariffs to consumers.

The ERSAR statement did not specify additional details about the new rules or the effective date of the regulation.

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