Water & resource reuse

Use water wisely.
Give resources another use.

In an arid place, industry and greener public spaces need careful thinking about water. Reducing demand and finding safe opportunities for reuse are part of the CWGimpact vision.

An artist’s impression of water recovery infrastructure beside planted public space
Artist’s impression

Plan water use around the place.

Industrial processes, buildings and planting have different water needs. Understanding quantity, quality and treatment requirements comes before deciding where water can be supplied or reused.

Climate-suited planting, shade and water-wise landscapes belong in the vision. Irrigation would need to fit the water available and the quality required.

One business’s output could have another use.

A circular economy looks for useful ways to reuse resources. Water, materials or heat left over from one activity may be useful to another. For example, suitably treated water could be considered for an industrial process or irrigation.

These are possibilities to assess, not confirmed resource exchanges. Each connection would need to meet the relevant quality, treatment and safety requirements.

Identify a practical connection.

Tell us about water quantities and quality, treatment or reuse needs, material by-products, useful heat and timing. Those details help identify which connections are worth exploring.

Work with us

Discuss water or resource recovery.

Bring a practical need, a reuse idea or expertise in treatment and landscape design.

Start a water enquiry