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Water Conservation Savings Calculator

Water Conservation Savings Calculator from Gizcalc helps you estimate results quickly within the Emerging & Niche category.

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  • Private – runs in your browser
Water Saved per Year —

Sample inputs are pre-filled so you can see a result quickly. Results are estimates only and may not be accurate because prices, interest rates, taxes, fees, fuel costs, tariffs, market returns, medical costs, and local rules can change. Please verify current values before making financial, tax, legal, medical, or business decisions.

Formula used

Saved per day = People × Litres per person × Reduction % + 30 litres × Dripping taps fixed

About the Water Conservation Savings Calculator

What is the Water Conservation Savings Calculator?

This water saving calculator shows how much water and money small changes save – tap aerators, dual-flush toilets, shorter showers and fixing drips.

It compares your use with the BIS urban norm of 135 litres per person per day.

How to use the Water Conservation Savings Calculator

  1. People in the Household (sample: 4)
  2. Current Use per Person (litres a day) (sample: 150)
  3. Reduction from Habits and Fixtures (%) (sample: 20)
  4. Dripping Taps to Fix (sample: 1)
  5. Water Cost (₹ per kilolitre) (sample: 45)
  6. Pumping Energy (kWh per kilolitre) (sample: 0.5)
  7. Electricity Rate (₹/kWh) (sample: 8)
  8. Press Calculate Water Savings (results also refresh as you type). The result card shows the Water Saved per Year, along with Water saved per day, Water bill saved per year, Pumping electricity saved per year and New use per person.

Formula used

Saved per day = People × Litres per person × Reduction % + 30 litres × Dripping taps fixed

Worked example

These are the sample values already filled in the calculator above, and the result it returns for them:

InputSample value
People in the Household4
Current Use per Person (litres a day)150
Reduction from Habits and Fixtures (%)20
Dripping Taps to Fix1
Water Cost (₹ per kilolitre)45
Pumping Energy (kWh per kilolitre)0.5
Electricity Rate (₹/kWh)8
ResultValue
Water Saved per Year54.8 kilolitres
Water saved per day150 litres
Water bill saved per year₹2,464
Pumping electricity saved per year₹219
New use per person113 litres/day
Compared with the 135 L normWithin the BIS norm
Equal to5.5 tanker loads of 10,000 litres

Tips for using the Water Conservation Savings Calculator

  • A bucket bath uses about 20 litres; a 10-minute shower can use 100.
  • Reuse RO reject water for mopping, flushing or plants.

Frequently asked questions

The BIS norm for cities is 135 litres per person per day.

Roughly 30 litres a day, or over 10,000 litres a year.

Yes – they cut tap flow by 30–60% with little change in feel.