Large water users are to submit details of their water consumption, business activity indicators and water efficiency plans to PUB annually.
With effect from January 2015, it is mandatory for large water users with net water consumption of at least 60,000 m3 in the previous year (i.e. qualifying consumers) to:
*Specified consumers – Consumers who hold one or more water accounts with PUB for water supplied to the site and the volume of water used under these account(s) in the preceding calendar year is at least 60,000 m³.
Find out more about the Public Utilities (Water Supply) Regulations.
The Water Efficiency Management Plan allows customers to:
Download the WEMP Template and Guide.
To advance water resilience and environmental sustainability in the non-domestic sector, from 1 January 2024, the following requirements will apply to new projects (including expansion of existing plants) that will consume at least 60,000m3 of water annually:
Recycling water on-site for reuse, will help companies reap cost-savings from lower water bills which contributes to their long-term competitiveness and resource resilience.
Find out more here.
With effect from January 2015, it is mandatory for large water users with net water consumption of at least 60,000 m3 in the previous year (i.e. qualifying consumers) to:
*Specified consumers – Consumers who hold one or more water accounts with PUB for water supplied to the site and the volume of water used under these account(s) in the preceding calendar year is at least 60,000 m³.
Find out more about the Public Utilities (Water Supply) Regulations.
The Water Efficiency Management Plan allows customers to:
Download the WEMP Template and Guide.
To advance water resilience and environmental sustainability in the non-domestic sector, from 1 January 2024, the following requirements will apply to new projects (including expansion of existing plants) that will consume at least 60,000m3 of water annually:
Recycling water on-site for reuse, will help companies reap cost-savings from lower water bills which contributes to their long-term competitiveness and resource resilience.
Find out more here.