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How much water can an industrial plant save?

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Audited plants without a recent water programme typically find 10–30% of water cost in metering gaps, leaks, once-through cooling, washdown practice and reuse opportunities (UK Envirowise/WRAP programme practice; US DOE industrial-assessment aggregates report water savings alongside energy). Water bills hide a multiplier: you pay for supply, treatment, heating (often the largest hidden cost) AND effluent discharge.

From our guide: Industrial Water Efficiency — full context, charts and sources there.

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