Rainwater Harvesting Systems - Rainwater Harvesting

“If no action is taken between 2025 and 2050 around 3,435 million extra litres of water per day will be needed for public water supply to address future pressures.”
The Environment Agency produced a report representing their findings about the future demands of potable water in the UK. Scary reading with huge demands in the future and to put it into perspective the largest reservoir in the UK, Kielder Water in Northumberland...

There are a number of factors to consider when deciding on a shallow or deep dig for the installation of your rainwater harvesting tank. For example, a shallow dig is a great option if you want to minimise the depth of excavation work, while on the other...

As we all know both from the media coverage and now the impact we are seeing on our living costs, the price of our energy is soaring.
Due to the actions of a country 1000’s of miles away from the UK the cost of household and business energy bills are accelerating at a record breaking rate. The impact on manufacturing is huge and means higher material costs and operating costs which...

Unlike in some states in the US and in many countries around the world, the UK does not currently regulate the collection and use of rainwater. That said, there is one exception, which we’ll outline in this mini guide.
In its latest regulatory positioning statement released on 28th January 2021, the Environment Agency (EA) stated that they “…will not regulate harvested rainwater provided its use does not harm the environment”....