Cities with the Most Expensive Water in Romania. Where People Pay the Highest Rates and What Is the Average Price in the Country
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How much water costs in November 2026: Rates per cubic meter, per city. Where Romanian invoices pay 40% more than the national average
The average price for drinking water and sewerage services in Romania is 16.55 lei per cubic meter, without VAT, in November 2026, according to data centralized on the platform News.ro – Water tariff, based on the information of the ANRSC and operators. In some localities, prices are almost 40% below this value, while in others they exceed it by more than 40%.
In November 2026, the average rate for drinking water and sewerage services in Romania reaches 16.60 lei/mc, without VAT, according to data provided by ANRSC and profile operators. Analysis of 53 tariffs shows important differences from one city to another, both in the case of the lowest prices and [...]
The residents of Cluj-Napoca pay for drinking water and sewerage services a cumulative rate of 14.59 lei per cubic metre, without VAT, 11.9% below the national average. Although the costs differ considerably from one region to another, the Cluj is among the cities in which these services are...
The average price for drinking water and sewerage services reached 16.55 lei/m2 without VAT, in November 2026. Calărasi, Vaslui and Iasi are the localities with the highest rates in Romania, while the Ploiești has the cheapest services. Bucharest is located almost 19% below the national average, according to Digi24. [...]
The residents of Prahova County pay very different rates for drinking water and sewage, depending on the operator who provides the services. According to the data of the National Regulatory Authority for Community Public Utility Services (ANRSC), valid on November 1, 2026, the cumulative rate charged by Hidro Prahova, the operator of Prahova County Council, is 18.51 lei/cub meter, without VAT, in [...] Article The residents of Prahova almost dou…
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