Article puts the cost to produce a cubic meter of water at $1-$2
In the bay area, I'm paying ~$2.80 per cubic meter.
I don't see why it's not feasible.
Yes, there are transmission/pumping costs. Assuming the water we're getting now is free, that's still only ~50-75% increase in cost over current costs.
In the bay area, I'm paying ~$2.80 per cubic meter.
I don't see why it's not feasible.
Yes, there are transmission/pumping costs. Assuming the water we're getting now is free, that's still only ~50-75% increase in cost over current costs.