Climate change is reducing our water supply while population growth adds demand. Availability of sufficient, affordable, fit for purpose water is a serious business risk.
By acting now, using water wisely and looking for other water sources you can turn this global issue into a strategic advantage.
WCG makes it easy for large water users to save water and money securing your water supply. We deliver sustainable integrated urban water solutions.
We make you feel good about using water – because you know you’re only using what you need, and it is provided in the most sustainable way
Contact us today for a free review to see how we can help you save water and money for tomorrow- guaranteed! We can even help you pay for it.
Water Studies. Compliance Reporting, Approvals. Smart metering. Efficiency upgrades. Leak detection and repair. Rain and stormwater harvesting. Water treatment. Sewer mining. Grey and black water recycling. MBR plants.
National Water Week 17-23 October 2010. As part of National Water Week 2010 the Australian Water Association is launching the National Water Week Ambassador initiative.
All AWA members are invited to become NWW ambassadors and work with schools and local communities to improve water literacy. If you are interested in become a NWW ambassador please click here.
Tune Up Canberra is a 50/50 ACT Government grants program to encourage owners of commercial office buildings to make their buildings more energy and water efficient. Round 2 closes 10 September 2010 More info
Strengthening Basin Communities Program – Dept of the Environment, Water, Heritage & the Arts. Local government bodies and urban Water service providers in the Murray Darling Basin are invited to apply for funding to invest in Water saving initiatives that will meet the needs of the local communities responding to a future with less Water. More info
Victorian Government StormWater & Urban Recycling Fund – Grants now available for new Water projects. Applications are now open. Funding is available to encourage the adoption of local StormWater harvesting and urban Recycled Water projects in 2010. Applications close 19 August 2010 at 5.00pm More info
