Macedonians annually consume more water than residents of Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria and Kosovo together. According to Eurostat data, we consume 118.2 cubic meters of water per capita, making us recorders in the region with about 323 liters of water per capita per day.
The highest water consumption in Skopje in the last ten years was registered on August 6, 2017, when according to the measurements of the city water network, a total of 353.558 cubic meters were consumed, which is about 640 liters of water per inhabitant.
The maximum consumption over the years according to the data from the PE "Vodovod i kanalizacija" Skopje is as follows:
2018 - July 22 320.338 m3 / day or 582 liters per inhabitant
2017 - August 6, 353,558 m3 / day or 642 liters per inhabitant
2016 - 13 July 326,504 m3 / day or 593 liters per capita
2015 - 22 July 329,721 m3 / day or 599 liters per capita
2014 - July 8 320.939 m3 / day or 583 liters per capita
2013 - August 6 331,169 m3 / day or 602 liters per inhabitant
2012 - July 9, 337,945 m3 / day or 614 liters per capita
2011 - 14 July 335,185 m3 / day or 609 liters per inhabitant
2010 - 16 August 327.221 m3 / day or 594 liters per inhabitant
2009 - July 29, 311,352 m3 / day or 566 liters per inhabitant
According to Eurostat data on the consumption of water from public water systems per capita, at most 94 cubic meters annually spent by Greeks, and at least Romanians with 25.1 cubic meters of water annually.
From PE "Vodovod i kanalizacija" Skopje recommend to its users and citizens of Skopje in the summer period to use water rationally for the needs of the home and not to be abused for unreasonable flooding of greenery, cooling of streets, swimming pools and other excessive needs.
