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Water Matters 2024 Report
Water Matters 2024 supported non-household water users in working towards a more resilient, sustainable water future, bringing together experts and influencers alike to discuss some of the biggest challenges being faced in the UK.
The rise of rising block tariffs
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.
Water matters: Insights for the UK’s universities sector
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.
The water market moves forward
The Self-Supply community convened for its Spring Briefing on 7th March, welcoming speakers from market regulator Ofwat and market operator MOSL.
Smart water meters: A 3 minute guide
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.
Self-Supply Users Forum: Reflections and opportunities
On 7th December, Waterscan hosted a meeting for Self-Supply companies to reflect on developments across the market over the past year and look ahead to how the sector plans to develop its approach in 2024.
Water strategy for universities: a path to sustainability
In a world where water scarcity is intensifying, the UK’s universities have a crucial role to play.
Self-Supply Users Briefing: Horizon scanning
The Self-Supply community met for a quarterly update briefing, hosted by Waterscan, on 14th September 2023.
Water matters: Insights for the UK’s public sector
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.
Water matters: Insights for the UK’s pub and restaurant sector
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.
