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Water Resources

Water Rights

What is a water-supply licensee obliged to do?

Operate the systems, supply standard-quality drinking water, maintain constant quality control, treat wastewater, elaborate emergency plans, disclose tariffs and pay the regulation fee.

Does the customer have the right to choose a supplier?

Yes — the final customer has the right freely to choose and change the supplier in accordance with the law.

How is the fee charged?

According to the supply rules and contractual conditions; the procedure of charging, settlement and collection is determined by the supply rules.

Can another licensee’s water transit a network?

Yes — a licensee transmits drinking water through its network for another licensee, in exchange for the fee set by the commission.

4 min·9 Jan 2026

Water Supply as a Service

The service side of water rights begins with the water-supply activity: a water-supply licensee carries out its activity on the basis of a water-supply activity license, in accordance with the law and the sub-statutory acts issued on its basis. This page describes the licensee’s rights and duties and the final customer’s rights — the whole chain from supplier to consumer.

Updated: 23 Oct 2026

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