Using less water and electricity has never been more important. Indeed, the very survival of your business may depend on it. But did you know that the two are closely linked?
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A common misconception regarding urinals is that they are an overly costly, environmentally damaging and high maintenance washroom product. URIMAT waterless urinals are far from this and effectively reduce the economic and environmental cost of a toilet visit.
Why waterless urinals are the most economical and environmental choice for your washroom Read More »
At Ecoprod we specialise in helping organisations to use less water. Our core focus traditionally has been on washrooms – generally one of the most water-intensive areas of a building – but increasingly we are working on projects that take a holistic approach to water management across a whole building looking at every option from rainwater harvesting to smart leak detection, from water saving technology to behaviour change.
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Water neutrality means ensuring that any new development does not add to the overall level of water demand in a particular area. A water neutral development will have a net zero impact on mains water supply. The ultimate objective of water neutrality is to minimise a development’s impact on the existing water resources, environment and infrastructure in which it sits.
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Showers, particularly electric showers, have a very substantial environmental impact in terms both of water use and energy use. And of course, there’s a financial cost associated with this – both the water bill and energy bill ultimately impact on an organisation’s bottom line.
How to reduce the amount of water and energy used by your organisation’s showers Read More »
Water is an essential utility for most sports clubs, but unlike most businesses demand for water can be sporadic, seasonal and highly variable. In addition water quality needs will vary dramatically.
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There are many different shower options available to architects, specifiers and facility managers when considering a replacement or new showering system, so how do you decide what’s right for you? Take a look at this guide to help you understand the different considerations you should take into account in order to select the best option for your facilities.
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How can you start to deliver responsible water management, and consequential cost savings for your organisation? One area which we think is a clear opportunity for savings is to look at the water usage from taps across your buildings.
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The most accurate way to estimate return on investment (ROI) is to run a metered trial on the technology you are considering installing. This involves installing water meters in a single bathroom and measuring water use before and after the installation of water-saving equipment. The data can be used to calculate the likely ROI if the equipment were rolled out across your whole estate.
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We work with many clients who want to be able to measure the ROI of investing into water saving washroom equipment such as waterless urinals or water saving taps. Understandably, financial directors often require proof of the likely ROI before signing off the capital expenditure involved in a washroom refit.
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