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Why improving water efficiency is about more than just cutting your bills

When businesses think about water efficiency, the most obvious benefit is financial: less water consumed means lower bills. But the advantages of water efficiency go much further, touching energy use, environmental impact, business resilience, and even reputation. Here are some of the indirect benefits of improving water efficiency that every organisation should be aware of – and how Ecoprod can help you achieve them.

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Why every organisation needs a water management strategy — and how Ecoprod can help

England is running out of water. Projections warn of a daily shortfall of 5 billion litres by 2055, equivalent to a third of current supply. This is being driven by climate change, population growth, and ageing infrastructure — all of which put unprecedented pressure on an already fragile system.

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Want to cut your organisation’s water costs? Start by reading the meter

If you’re a facilities manager looking to reduce costs, water might not be the first place you look. But here’s the truth: many organisations are losing money every single day through unnoticed leaks, wasteful habits and inaccurate assumptions — and the only way to uncover that is by reading the water meter.

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Why UK tap water is some of the best in the world – encouraging your staff to move away from bottled water

The United Kingdom is renowned for having some of the highest-quality tap water globally. The government’s most recent report into UK drinking water quality was published in December 2024 and reports that between 2020 and 2022 99.98% of samples tested met regulatory standards. This means that UK tap water is not only some of the safest in the world but is also the environmentally friendly and economically beneficial choice for organisations.

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Green champions: How Southern Water’s Business Partnership Fund supports businesses in water conservation

Kimberley Turnbull – Water Efficiency NHH Manager at Southern Water – talks about Southern Water’s Business Partnership Fund and the experience of working with partners such as Ecoprod on delivering projects as part of this fund.

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How Aguardio shower timers encourage users to take shorter showers, saving water and cutting energy use

Showers are notoriously heavy water guzzlers, often consuming more water than any other activity. Organisations such as hotels, gyms, universities and others that provide showers to staff or customers can find that the showers are responsible for a very significant chunk of both their water use and energy bills.

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Upgrade your washrooms – improvements you can make whether you’re retrofitting or going for a full refit

Traditional washrooms can be extremely wasteful of both water and energy and can generate significant amounts of waste and have a substantial carbon footprint. However, this is one area of the organisation where it is possible to make very significant improvements relatively easily. Here are a range of suggestions to consider, some will be most relevant to those who are considering a washroom refit but others can easily be deployed in existing washrooms.

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How the National Trust is cutting water use at Lacock Abbey

In this green champion interview we find out from Andy Webster – National Trust Facilities Manager, Lacock Abbey and North Wiltshire – how the National Trust is meeting the challenge of using less water in its properties.

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How cutting water usage reduces your carbon footprint as well as lowering your water bills

When people think of saving water they generally think of the benefits purely in terms of lower water usage but of course there’s a close link between water usage and the production of energy, so cutting your water use also has a significant impact on your carbon footprint.

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Why Ecoprod’s water saving solutions are the best choice for healthcare environments

In the UK, the water crisis is pressing, with all organisations urged to conserve water, including the NHS, one of the country’s largest water consumers. The NHS alone uses about 50 billion cubic meters of water annually. Reducing water usage not only preserves vital water supplies but also cuts down on carbon emissions—making it an essential aspect of any eco-friendly strategy.

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