The UK’s largest health and wellness operator, is taking decisive steps towards environmental responsibility by committing to achieving carbon net zero by 2030, with water a pivotal part of it’s plans.

Heidelberg Materials is partnering with Waterscan to reduce freshwater use by 10% by 2030. Through expert water management and data insights, they’ve already cut water consumption and costs in the last year.

Water is rising fast on the business agenda. Discover how leading companies are turning water risk into resilience, savings, and strategy — and what it takes to stay ahead in 2025.

UK Water Crisis escalated following the 6th driest spring since 1836. What does this mean for your business and what can we do to manage it?

Smart meters, long considered a cornerstone of modern utility management, are finally being rolled out at scale. Barry Millar, Chief Operations Officer discusses.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at WaterMatters 2025,130+ delegates. Big ideas. One clear message: the future of water needs leaders.

As the UK’s largest pub company, Stonegate Group operates over 4,500 pubs bars and venues across England, Scotland, and Wales. Managing water across such a vast and varied estate is no small feat.

While many are enjoying the recent spell of dry, sunny weather, it’s important to recognise what this prolonged dry period signals for the UK’s water resilience.

Rachael Steller, Resilient Infrastructure Lead, Climate Change Committee (CCC) helps assess how well the UK is adapting to climate risks, and also where we’re falling short.

By Gareth Jones, Founder, Fresh works  I have spent all of my working life solving problems. Not by following the … Read more

Water is no longer just an operational cost – it’s a strategic business risk. Whether it’s business continuity, product quality, or long-term sustainability.

As the uncharted waters of the regulatory landscape shift with PR24, businesses need to understand that the true cost of these changes will be far greater than the headline figures suggest.

Looking back on 2024, we’re proud to celebrate the positive impact we’ve had in helping businesses manage water more sustainably and efficiently.

For hospitality businesses, water use extends beyond operational needs; it’s integral to the guest experience.

In today’s data-driven world, businesses face a critical challenge: achieving visibility into their water use.

The hospitality sector faces increasing pressure to address water-related risks and adopt sustainable practices.

With businesses facing increasing pressure to meet their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals, there is a growing need for solutions that balance sustainability with cost efficiency.

Reducing environmental impact while maintaining service quality is a constant challenge for the hospitality sector, requiring careful planning.  

With increasing environmental challenges, rising costs, and the growing need for sustainable practices, the way businesses manage their water supply has never been more critical.

If you’re a business looking for ways to take greater control of your water usage and costs, Self-Supply is the outstanding solution.

It’s time to turn the tide with smart metering in the English and Scottish water markets.

As highlighted by Will Silverwood, Head of Sustainability at long-term Waterscan customer Whitbread, this challenge is particularly pressing for industries heavily reliant on water, such as hospitality.

Businesses and organisations that consume large volumes of water could soon see their bills rise dramatically with the introduction of a range of new pricing structures.

Sustainability credentials are playing a growing role in the choices made by consumers. Few companies have integrated water management into … Read more

What would happen if there was a shortage of water across your campus? Within a couple of hours, facilities and administrative teams are under pressure to find solutions.

In anticipation of future customer needs, Waterscan is pleased to announce the launch of its next level water management platform, Waterline.

Although smart metering for gas and electricity is fast becoming the norm, the adoption of smart meters across UK water networks remains in its infancy.

With a large, complex property portfolio, BT partnered with Waterscan to improve its water management processes.

In a world where water scarcity is intensifying, the UK’s universities have a crucial role to play.

In conversation with Matthew Power, Utilities Commercial Specialist.

How long could your frontline services continue to operate without water? The chances are, you’ve got about 10 minutes before vulnerable members of society are put at risk.

How long could your pub or restaurant operate without water? The chances are, you’ve got about 10 minutes before your customers stop getting served.

What would happen if your business lost access to water? The chances are, within 30 minutes your facilities would grind to a halt, customers would begin to vanish, and your reputation would be tarnished.

If your organisation is not conserving water as an integral part of its race to net zero, its progress will, quite simply, be impeded. Why act now: The business case for water action.

On 22nd June, Waterscan convened the first in a new annual conference, Water Matters.

At this tipping point, when water scarcity impacts our daily lives, it will be too late, far too late; especially for manufacturers, who rely on secure, consistent water supplies and effective, compliant effluent management to function.

Water market regulator Ofwat has published its annual State of the Market report which outlines its assessment of the market, five years on from deregulation.

Traditional market structures and approaches are failing to deliver necessary improvements for water customers and the environment, reveals water market regulator Ofwat in its fourth State of the Market Report.

Waterscan and the Self-Supply community recognised for outstanding water management.

BT has achieved one million pounds in savings on its water bills since switching to self-supply in 2019.

On 14th April 2021, Waterscan and Whitbread co-hosted a virtual Tea at 3 event. This was for a privately invited group of senior sustainability, procurement and utilities managers from across the UK’s hospitality, leisure, retail, manufacturing and transport sectors.

Waterscan is delighted to announce that it has saved its non-household water customers £20 million since the market opened in 2017.

The UK’s number one dairy company, Arla has been granted a licence to self-supply water by market regulator Ofwat.

Waterscan is working with Kellogg’s to lead the food manufacturing sector in driving water efficiency. Kellogg’s has applied for a water and sewerage self-supply licence for its Manchester site, the…

Global textile, hygiene and facility services giant Elis (formerly Berendsen) has applied to Self-Supply water and wastewater services for its 32 sites across England in support of its work to enhance site level water efficiency.

Marston’s is the third company in England to be granted a licence by Ofwat to supply its own water and wastewater services.

Whitbread becomes second to gain water Self-Supply licence in new water market.