Cistermiser has welcomed the findings of the Independent Water Commission and the Government’s commitment to fundamental reform of the water sector, including the replacement of Ofwat with a new integrated regulator.
“We support this report and its focus on the pressing challenges facing the water industry – from leakage and pollution to long-term supply resilience,” says Richard Braid (pictured), Managing Director at Cistermiser. “It rightly recognises the need for coordinated action from regulators, water companies, suppliers, manufacturers and consumers, while building on the ambition of the 2038 and 2050 sustainability targets.”
“Solutions that identify inefficiencies, detect leaks early and support responsible water use will be central to the sector’s future,” continues Richard. “Our intelligent washroom controls and flow monitoring systems are already helping non-domestic buildings – from hospitals to universities – minimise water waste and support sustainability goals.”
“The principles of water efficiency, smarter infrastructure and long-term planning apply just as strongly in commercial and public buildings. We’re committed to supporting the sector as it enters a new era of collaboration and accountability,” concludes Richard.
Image: Richard Braid, Cistermiser
