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Water efficiency is becoming a major issue for glamping and hospitality businesses

Water is rapidly becoming one of the biggest operational and sustainability challenges facing hospitality businesses across the UK. Rising costs, changing weather patterns and increasing pressure on water infrastructure mean that glamping sites, holiday parks and hospitality operators can no longer afford to treat water as an unlimited resource.

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Water shortages, extreme temperatures and why organisations need a water management strategy now

The recent heatwave has highlighted how vulnerable the UK can be to extreme weather. For organisations that rely heavily on water, or simply operate large estates with significant washroom, catering or cooling requirements, this creates a growing problem.

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Reducing washroom maintenance and improving compliance with connected tap technology

For many facilities managers, maintaining safe and compliant water systems is an ongoing operational challenge. Regular temperature checks, manual flushing routines and the maintenance of thermostatic mixing valves (TMVs) all require time, resource and consistent record keeping. As estates become more complex and expectations around compliance increase, there is growing demand for solutions that reduce manual intervention while improving visibility and control.

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Green champion interview – Why water should be treated like energy in facilities management

Water is often overlooked in sustainability strategies, yet it plays a critical role in building performance, cost control and risk management.

We spoke with WPS Facilities Management’s Head of Technical Excellence, Sustainability and Innovation, Steven Clarke, about why water deserves far more attention, and how facilities managers can start making meaningful improvements.

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Seven reasons to switch to URIMAT waterless urinals

Traditional flushing urinals can use significant volumes of potable water every single day. Multiply that across multiple washrooms and multiple sites, and the scale of consumption is often far greater than organisations realise. Switching to URIMAT waterless urinals offers a practical way to address this. Below, we explore seven key reasons why more commercial buildings are making the change.

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The impact we have made with waterless urinals: water, cost and carbon savings over time

Water efficiency is often discussed in abstract terms, but its real value becomes clear when long-term data is applied. By looking back over our purchasing history and applying conservative, widely accepted assumptions, we can estimate the scale of water, financial and carbon savings delivered through the waterless urinals we have supplied since our earliest days.

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What facilities managers should ask before specifying water-saving products

Water-saving technologies are now firmly on the agenda for facilities managers. Rising utility costs, increasing pressure to meet sustainability targets and greater scrutiny around environmental performance mean that reducing water consumption is no longer optional. This checklist highlights the key questions facilities managers should ask to ensure water savings are genuine, sustainable and operationally realistic.

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Why anti-scald taps are essential in commercial and public buildings

Wherever members of the public have access to handwashing facilities — from schools and hospitals to leisure centres, offices and transport hubs — it’s a legal requirement to ensure that water at the point of use cannot reach a temperature that could cause scalding.

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Why businesses must treat water as a strategic risk — and how finance can help

Businesses can’t take water for granted. Rising costs and supply risks make efficiency essential, but upfront costs hold many back. Ecoprod’s finance options with Tower Leasing remove this barrier, delivering savings and resilience from day one.

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Facing the hidden risks of water: why organisations must act

Water is often taken for granted – until there’s a problem. Recently, the FMJ reported on how many organisations find themselves vulnerable to water shortages and interruptions to water supply. These issues may not always grab headlines but they can quietly cripple operations, damage reputations and incur heavy costs.

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