Financial
The 5 financial reasons to take water action in 2023
The opportunities arising from effective water stewardship are plentiful. In fact, acting on water has become the low-hanging fruit in adapting to climate change and it provides irrefutable operational and commercial benefits.
Countdown to cost increases
As with widely reported household bill increases, most businesses will also be receiving higher than planned for water bills from April 2023.
Sefton Council’s Water Journey
An Interview with Cllr Paulette Lappin, cabinet member – regulatory, compliance and corporate services & Jon Williams, environmental management (utilities) officer.
Evaluating value for water customers: Deregulation deconstructed
Deregulation deconstructed. Every business has a different view on what constitutes value for money. Market deregulation set out to enable customers to prioritise what’s important to them. Are customers achieving best value now?
Water matters: Insights for the UK’s public sector
Water is a critical asset for public sector organisations. Think for a second… How long could your frontline services continue to operate without water?
A mixed state of affairs
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.
Mitigating water risks for the public sector
On 22nd September 2021, Waterscan hosted an online meeting of public sector utility and sustainability professionals on mitigating risk and maximising control through water.
Water matters: Insights for the UK’s pub and restaurant sector
How long could your pub or restaurant operate without water? Chances are, after 30 minutes your onsite health & hygiene is deteriorating. A day and you’re struggling to serve customers. A week, your sites are closed, financial targets are impacted and your company reputation is at stake.
BT saves £1 million on water
BT has achieved one million pounds in savings on its water bills since switching to self-supply in 2019.
Water Matters: Insights for the UK’s leisure sector
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.
