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Conservation Saves Water.
Main incentives for Water Conservation are:
(1) Response to water shortages,
(2) Protection of the environment, and
(3) Reducing costs on water and sewer bills.
Training, both public and business, coupled with incentive programs bring awareness to protecting and saving water. Conservation programs focus on reducing facility water uses to produce substantial dollar savings in water and sewer expenses.
Each water conservation task incorporates realistic cost reduction strategies and environmental compliance goals for each participating facility.
Commercial Water Conservation programs work for hotels, resorts, hospitals, health clubs, schools and residential businesses. Savings in operating costs, produce strategic business benefits, as well as conforming with federal, state and local regulations. As a result, users are able to economically develop water utility efficiencies, cut operating costs, and build a competitive advantage.
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Demand for Clean WaterGrowing water demand, rising costs of water and sewer, uncertain water supplies and inefficient water using equipment challenge business, institutions and recreational facilities to come up with better water management.
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Increasing Water and Sewer CostsThe costs of delivering more water from limited supplies are going up. Clean water, wastewater treatment and utility fees also continue to increase to cover the growing costs for processing and delivering potable water.
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New Water Conservation Methodswatercenter.com offers new and EPA WAVE water conservation methods that gain water use efficiency to help hotels, hospitals, resorts, health clubs, schools and related businesses conserve water and lower annual costs. We are offering many of these method
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Successful Water ConservationCommercial Water Conservation consists of Facility Water Audit, Setup Water Management Plan, Review Historical Data, Implement Actions, Issues and Strategies, Meet Regulatory Limits, Water Sewer Conservation Rebates, On-line and Timely Management Reports.
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Water Use AuditA facility Water Use Audit identifies the quantities, characteristics, and uses of all water. This includes production lines, restrooms, kitchens, irrigation, recreation, temperature, and chemical quality. Water balance accounts for all water use.
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Contingency Water PlansPlanning for water shortages avoids loss of business production, limited guest services, reduced operating hours and even employee layoffs. Preparing for unexpected water contingencies can mean the difference between staying open and shutting down.
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New Products and ConceptsPublic, business and office restrooms in buildings over 10 years old use excessive amounts of water for toilet flushes. These toilets can account for 40 to 60% of the total water used in the building. Some flush valves and faucets continuously leak.
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