Smarter water management for multi-site organisations
Every location uses water differently and without a clear view across your sites, it can be difficult to spot small issues before they become bigger and more expensive problems.
Sustainability Live 2026: The Water Positivity Summit
Our Director of Sustainability Services, Tom Abel, will be joining industry leaders at Sustainability LIVE next week to discuss the challenges organisations face in managing their water use and the actions needed to create a more water-positive future.
Supporting education through sustainable water management solutions
Small issues can lead to unexpected costs if they're left unnoticed. Through services like Automated Meter Reading, water audits and leak detection, we're helping schools, colleges and universities identify water savings opportunities, reduce waste and stay in control of their water use.
How UK businesses can stay resilient during water restrictions
As pressure on UK water resources continues to grow, understanding your water use is becoming an important part of business resilience. Our latest article explores what current restrictions mean for businesses and the practical steps organisations can take to prepare for future periods of water stress.
The cost of invisible water waste
Half of England is now officially in drought according to the Environment Agency. For businesses, this is a good time to tackle hidden water waste. Small leaks and inefficient equipment can add up to significant costs and wasted water, often without you realising. Our latest article explores what to look for and how early action can help you reduce water use, cut costs and improve efficiency.
Small changes that make a big difference to water hygiene
Protecting our waterways starts with everyday actions. Our latest article explores how organisations can support better disposal habits, reduce pollution risks and help create healthier waste water systems through simple changes.
How smart meters will help drive water efficiency across Scotland
Scottish Water is now beginning an accelerated nationwide smart meter roll-out for non-household customers. This roll-out marks a significant step forward in Scotland’s approach to water management and will give businesses the opportunity to understand their water use better.
What UK businesses need to know about Temporary Use Bans
Following a hot June and prolonged periods of dry weather, some water companies in England have announced Temporary Use Bans. Find out what this might mean for your business and how you can help prevent water restrictions in our latest newsletter.
Building resilience in a changing water and climate landscape
From record-breaking temperatures to sudden storms, recent weeks have highlighted just how quickly conditions can change. For businesses, resilience starts with understanding water use and planning ahead. The organisations best prepared for the future are already taking steps to manage water more efficiently.
What a heatwave could mean for your organisation’s water use – and how to save water when it matters most
This week, the UK has experienced prolonged periods of very hot weather, with red heat alerts issued in some areas. With temperatures soaring, it’s a good time to consider what this means for your organisation’s water use.
What happens after your smart meter is installed
The UK’s smart water meter roll-out is well underway and is set to continue through to 2035, unlocking near real-time insights.
Reduce cost through trade effluent management
It's a legal requirement for businesses, and with the right approach, trade effluent management can reduce costs and improve operational efficiency.
