Book your place on this FREE webinar now. Organisations are all aware of the importance of reducing the environmental impact of their operations. Badly designed washrooms can contribute to a high carbon footprint as well as wasting a lot of water. However the good news is that modern washroom technologies can reduce the environmental impact of washrooms massively, significantly reducing water use and the associated carbon footprint (as well as cutting costs!) Sign up for this webinar for practical advice…

Organisations often think of water saving and energy saving as two unrelated things, but actually they're very closely linked. It takes a lot of energy to produce water, and a lot of water to produce energy, so if you're using more water than you need to then your energy bills will also be higher than necessary. Whilst it's true that water itself is a relatively cheap resource, the energy embedded within it that's needed to heat it, cool it and…

Book your free place on this webinar now. Currently the average person uses 140 litres of water per day and this needs to be reduced at least down to 100 litres. This can be achieved not only by helping people to reduce the amount of water that they use when they’re at home but also by organisations working to reduce the amount of water that employees use when they are at work. Sports venues have a significant amount of work…

Book your free place here. Water scarcity is a pressing issue that organisations can no longer afford to ignore. With much of the country currently in drought and water in short supply across the world, all organisations need to think about developing an effective water management strategy. Reusing non-potable water can be one of the most effective ways of cutting water usage in your organisation, reducing your water bills and contributing to conserving water and easing long term pressure on…

If you're looking for ways to save money whilst making your washrooms more environmentally friendly then waterless urinals are definitely worth considering. Each urinal saves up to 100,000 litres of water per year which can add up to a very substantial saving from your water bill as well as cutting your organisation's carbon footprint and proving its environmental credentials. If you're interested in finding out more about waterless urinals then why not book your free place on this informational webinar…

Saving water and improving hygiene with sensor taps Sensor taps are a great option for organisations looking to save water and substantially reduce their environmental impact whilst improving hygiene in the washroom. Touch-free taps offer water savings of up to 70% compared to traditional taps and are completely hands-free, so protect users against bacteria transfer. If you're considering refitting your washroom or want to learn more about how much you could save off your water bill then this webinar is…

If you have any kind of laundry requirements within your organisation then switching to Xeros washing machines can save you up to 70% water, 50% energy and 50% detergent whilst extending the lifespan of clothes. Xeros is a proven technology used in a wide variety of commercial environments around the world. Many customers have seen a return on investment of as little as 18 months due to the scale of the saving that are possible. Sign up for this free…

Water scarcity is a pressing issue that organisations can no longer afford to ignore. With much of the country currently in drought and water in short supply across the world, all organisations need to think about how they can use significantly less water. Reducing water use has obvious environmental benefits - contributing to conserving water and easing long term pressure on resources as well as lowering your organisation's carbon footprint. Using less water also has substantial financial benefits for your…