Check for leaks
Water leaks can be time consuming and costly. While some leaks present obvious signs like damp patches, others require you to go looking for them. Check for leaks in your business and fix any dripping taps to stop water being wasted.
Saving water in your business
Water is a precious resource. Every year the population of the South East grows, but the amount of available water remains the same. There are plenty of things you and your business can do to help save water.
Why your business needs to save water
Climate change and a growing population mean we’ll need an extra 1.1 billion litres of water every day by 2040 just to meet demand. With pressure on supplies increasing, it’s more important than ever to rethink how we use and value water.
We’re committed to supporting our customers in reducing their water use — aiming for average consumption of 100 litres per person per day by 2045, and a 9% reduction in business water use by 2037.
There are many simple ways your business can cut water use and lower costs — from fixing leaks and installing efficient equipment, to capturing rainwater and helping colleagues use water more wisely. Small changes really do add up. By working together, we can protect our future water supplies and the environment for generations to come.
How your can business save water — and money off your bills
Business water-saving tips
Try a few easy water-saving swaps in your workplace – they’re simple, they save water, and they could help lower your bills too. Small changes really do add up.
