Johor's water tariff adjustment: Data centres would have to pay more


JOHOR BARU: The water tariff adjustment gazetted by the Cabinet will result in data centres being charged more for the first time, says Ranhill SAJ.

The chief executive officer of the water utility company, Anuar Abdul Ghani, said the new rates, which took effect on Friday (Aug 1), apply only to certain users and were meant to strengthen the quality and resilience of the state’s water supply system.

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