Communal amenities in Warsaw housing stock
We present to you data on communal amenities in the Warsaw housing stock as of December 31, 2020 (this is the latest official date):
*Number of apartments equipped with water supply – 1017539
*Percentage of apartments equipped with water supply – 99.7%
*Number of apartments equipped with a toilet – 1013639
*Percentage of apartments equipped with a toilet – 99.3%
*Number of apartments with bathrooms – 1003304
*Percentage of apartments with bathrooms – 99.3%
*Number of apartments with network gas – 737330
*Percentage of apartments with network gas – 72.3%
*Number of apartments with central heating – 980055
*Percentage of apartments with central heating – 96.0%
The comfort of housing in Warsaw is increasing year by year. This is evidenced by the increase in the number of apartments equipped for the period 2010 – 2020. water supply (0.1%), toilets (0.2%), bathrooms (0.4%), central heating (1.2%). According to data for 2020, only 2,894 apartments (0.3% of the total) remain without water supply in Warsaw, without toilets - 6,794 (0.7%), without bathrooms - 17,129 (1.7%), without central heating – 40378 (4.0%).
A fairly large number of apartments without central heating may indicate a transition to individual heating of residential premises. There are no statistics about this.
It should be noted that there was a relatively small number of gasified apartments as of December 31, 2020 - 737,330. In the issue of gasification of housing, the trend is as follows. The number of apartments receiving network gas during the period from 2010 to 2020 increased from 692,531 to 737,330, or by 44,799 apartments. And the share of gasified housing during the same time decreased from 81.4% to 72.3%. This indicates the transition of new housing to safer electric stoves.
Now in more detail about Warsaw utility networks. We think that this will be of interest to everyone who is interested in real estate in the Polish capital. We suggest you consider the tables 1-5 below for yourself.
Table 1. Water supply and sewerage systems in Warsaw (as of December 31 of the corresponding year)
|
2010 |
2015 |
2020 |
2021 |
2021 compared to 2010, +/- |
2021 compared to 2010, % |
Distribution network, km: |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Water supply |
2097,1 |
2335,3 |
2885,3 |
2917,5 |
820,4 |
139,1 |
Sewerage* |
1936,0 |
2096,7 |
2540,1 |
2586,5 |
650,5 |
133,6 |
Connections leading to residential buildings, pcs: |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Water supply system |
56708 |
64673 |
74425 |
75736 |
19028 |
133,6 |
Sewerage |
34780 |
42658 |
70741 |
72677 |
37897 |
209,0 |
Water consumption from water supply systems in households (per year), dam3 |
81750,2 |
80829,6 |
83701,6 |
80575,9 |
-174,3 |
98,6 |
Per capita, m3 |
48,2 |
46,5 |
45,0 |
43,3 |
-4,9 |
89,8 |
Discharge of domestic wastewater through the sewer network (per year), dam3 |
139335,0 |
100551,7 |
100954,7 |
98032,0 |
-41303,0 |
70,4 |
Street sources |
51 |
37 |
30 |
29 |
-22 |
56,9 |
* Including manifolds
Table 2. Heating in Warsaw (as of December 31 of the corresponding year)
|
2010 |
2015 |
2020 |
2021 |
2021 compared to 2010, +/- |
2021 compared to 2010, % |
Heating networks, km |
1085,0 |
1181,9 |
1239,5 |
1244,3 |
159,3 |
114,7 |
Boiler houses |
256 |
464 |
740 |
734 |
478 |
286,7 |
Sales of thermal energy (during the year), TJ |
33596 |
24794 |
27301 |
30779 |
-2817 |
91,6 |
The cubic capacity of buildings with central heating, dam3 |
270822 |
327015 |
. |
. |
|
|
including residential buildings |
180752 |
218496 |
. |
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|
|
Table 3. Consumers and household electricity consumption in Warsaw (as of December 31 of the corresponding year)
|
2010 |
2015 |
2020 |
2021 |
2021 compared to 2010, +/- |
2021 compared to 2010, % |
Consumers, thousand |
838,5 |
879,4 |
1003,7 |
1015,8 |
177,3 |
121,1 |
Electricity consumption (during the year): |
|
|
|
|
|
|
In GWh |
1676,9 |
1597,4 |
1894,6 |
1976,2 |
299,3 |
117,7 |
Per capita, kWh |
988,4 |
918,2 |
1017,9 |
1062,3 |
73,9 |
107,5 |
Per consumer*, kWh |
1999,9 |
1816,3 |
1887,5 |
1945,4 |
-54,5 |
97,3 |
*For calculations, the number of recipients was used as of December 31.
Source: Data from the Ministry of Climate and Environment.
Table 4. Gas network, consumers and gas consumption in households in Warsaw (as of December 31 of the corresponding year)
|
2010 |
2015 |
2020 |
2021 |
2021 compared to 2010, +/- |
2021 compared to 2010, % |
Gas distribution network*, km |
2711,8 |
2857,8 |
2898,2 |
2918,2 |
206,4 |
107,6 |
Connections leading to residential and non-residential buildings, pcs. |
93580 |
100569 |
92489 |
93960 |
300 |
100,4 |
Gas consumers from the gas supply system** |
653235 |
640592 |
687908 |
688426 |
35191 |
105,4 |
Gas consumption from the gas supply system (during the year): |
|
|
|
|
2021 compared to 2015, +/- |
2021 compared to 2015, % |
in GWh*** |
318,9 |
2598,4 |
2991,6 |
3385,1 |
786,7 |
130,3 |
Per 1 consumer in kWh day**** |
488,2 |
4056,3 |
4348,8 |
4917,2 |
860,9 |
121,2 |
Per capita, kWh day**** |
188,0 |
1493,7 |
1607,3 |
1819,8 |
326,1 |
121,9 |
*Excludes connections leading to buildings and other structures.
** Including consumers using collective gas meters.
*** In 2010 in natural units: hm3.
**** In 2010 in natural units: m3.
Table 5. Population using water supply, sewerage and gas supply systems in Warsaw (as of December 31 of the corresponding year)
|
2010 |
2015 |
2020 |
2021 |
2021 compared to 2010, +/- |
2021 compared to 2010, % |
Population in thousands of people, provided*: |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Water supply system |
1619,0 |
1670,6 |
1725,7 |
1727,0 |
108,0 |
106,7 |
Sewerage |
1559,5 |
1625,7 |
1701,1 |
1702,4 |
142,9 |
109,2 |
Gas supply system |
1453,1 |
1359,2 |
1297,7 |
1276,7 |
-176,4 |
87,9 |
Population – as a percentage of the total population**, provided with*: |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Water supply system |
95,2 |
95,8 |
92,7 |
92,7 |
-2,5 |
|
Sewerage |
91,7 |
93,2 |
91,4 |
91,4 |
-0,3 |
|
Gas supply system |
85,5 |
77,9 |
69,7 |
68,5 |
-17,0 |
|
* Estimated data; Since 2014, data on the population using water supply and sewerage systems is not comparable due to a change in the estimation method.
**Based on balances.
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