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Pubs urged to get water wise to save money

21 November, 2008

Do you know your 'water footprint'?

Pubs are being urged to take note of their “water footprint” to ensure they are not using – and paying for – more water than they should.

Water charges across Whitbread’s Brewers Fayre estate have dropped by £125,000 over the past five years as a result of putting a water management system from specialist Waterscan in place.

Moves pubs can make to cut water consumption include regularly auditing your pub to check for leaks, and introducing water recycling in the form of rainwater harvesting and greywater recycling.

Neil Pendle, managing director of Waterscan, said: “Reducing your water footprint should be as high on the business agenda as minimising costs or helping the environment. And in today’s financial and environmental climate, who can afford not to maximise profits or take green issues seriously?”

For a list of 10 top tips on saving water in your pub click on the link on the right.

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  • Ed 25 November, 2008, 14:30

    I've never felt so pessimestic about my life in the trade but I really want to say 'whats the point?' Everytime we implement something to reduce costs another rise come. I'm tired of fighting the system. I never, NEVER thought I'd say that about a trade I've been in all my life and loved all my life.

  • pete 25 November, 2008, 11:07

    unfortunatley most pubs wont be around to use any water!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • David Sherlock 25 November, 2008, 10:04

    Good morning Aqualogic have been in the water efficiency market for 30 years and we have recently brought to market various innovative products which may be of interest to your readers, we have been working with various pubs/hotels and we have some excellent case studies which may be of interest to your readers. Would the casestudies be of interest?

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