Companies across Devon and Cornwall have saved £2.5 million off their water and sewerage bills in the last 3 years, thanks to water efficiency solutions from Source for Business, South West Water's business retail service.
Since its launch in 2011, Source for Business has provided local businesses across the region with practical advice and support on water efficiency, resulting in substantial savings off their water and sewerage bills.
The firm’s services range from water efficiency audits to identifying and preventing leaks, monitoring usage and advising on waste management.
Kate Vain, Acting Head of Source for Business, commented:
"Successful businesses are always looking for ways to be more efficient and expert advice is available from Source for Business. We're delighted to have already helped many of our customers to save water and money.
"We provide a range of water, sewerage and environmental services to businesses, and look forward to helping even more organisations cut their costs and reduce their water usage."
More than 1,000 organisations have already benefited from Source for Business's services to date, including Stover School in Newton Abbot, Torbay Council and the Eden Project.
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