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.
On 22nd September 2021, Waterscan hosted an online meeting of public sector utility and sustainability professionals on mitigating risk and maximising control through water.
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.
Whitbread is the UK’s largest operator of hotels and restaurants. Here, we speak with Yvonne Mason, Environment Manager and Ross Greenhalgh, Energy Manager, about how the company has moved from effective water management to industry-leading stewardship, and most recently to resilience-based forward planning.
“If you want to make progress on global challenges, start with water”, advises the World Economic Forum.
Waterscan is delighted to announce that it has saved its non-household water customers £20 million since the market opened in 2017.
The water industry is the first sector in the UK to commit to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2030.
The UK’s number one dairy company, Arla has been granted a licence to self-supply water by market regulator Ofwat.
Working in partnership with Waterscan to self-supply water David Lloyd Leisure (DLL) is the first company within the UK’s health and leisure sector to be granted a self-supply licence from…