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Water Treatment Infrastructure
Water Infrastructure

Water Treatment Infrastructure

Operating at institutional scale as the Water Treatment Capacity Asset, measured through gallons/day, m³/day, pollutant-load treated.

Productive InfrastructureWater Treatment Infrastructure
Capacity AssetWater Treatment Capacity Asset
Primary Unitsgallons/day, m³/day, pollutant-load treated
Economic Proceedstreatment tariffs, wholesale agreements, industrial fees, availability payments, and reclaimed-water sales
Certification Basistreated volume, pollutant load, compliance, throughput, uptime, energy use, and permit performance
Value Driversavailable capacity, discharge rights, contracts, efficiency, compliance, and replacement cost
CAPACITY

Defined Productive Capability

The infrastructure boundary, operating conditions, measurement period, and canonical units establish the asset definition.

EVIDENCE

Operational Performance

Treated volume, pollutant load, compliance, throughput, uptime, energy use, and permit performance provide the evidence required to establish attributable capacity.

ECONOMICS

Asset-Specific Proceeds

Treatment tariffs, wholesale agreements, industrial fees, availability payments, and reclaimed-water sales define the economic engine for this Capacity Asset.