Water Recovery Systems IP (WRS) leads the way in sustainable water solutions for industrial applications.
50m +
litres water recycled
40k +
tonnes Co2 saved
25 +
jobs created
Sustainable Industry
Our patented water technology, PurePulse, is helping industry worldwide to reduce water and energy consumption.
Discover Project Flux
A carbon offset initiative managed by WRS. The first project in the world to generate carbon credits as regulated digital securities, validated by the UNFCC and carrying a unique ISIN.
Water's Impact
Environment
Industrial wastewater has several negative consequences for the environment and sustainability.
Emissions
During the treatment of industrial wastewater, greenhouse gases such as CO2, NO2 and CH4 are
created.
Heat Loss
Heating water requires significant energy, derived
from combustion of fossil fuels, producing greenhouse gases.
Water Supply
The production and distribution of clean drinking water can be highly energy-intensive, resulting in significant GHG emissions.
Climate Targets
We’re proud to have earned glowing reviews from clients who love the quality and care we bring to every cleaning. Our reviews reflect the trust and confidence our clients place in us
Our Solutions
Environment
Industrial wastewater has several negative consequences for the environment and sustainability.
Emissions
During the treatment of industrial wastewater, greenhouse gases such as CO2, NO2 and CH4 are
created.
Heat Loss
Heating water requires significant energy, derived
from combustion of fossil fuels, producing greenhouse gases.
Water Supply
The production and distribution of clean drinking water can be highly energy-intensive, resulting in significant GHG emissions.
Our Technology
Environment
Industrial wastewater has several negative consequences for the environment and sustainability.
Emissions
During the treatment of industrial wastewater, greenhouse gases such as CO2, NO2 and CH4 are
created.
Heat Loss
Heating water requires significant energy, derived
from combustion of fossil fuels, producing greenhouse gases.
Water Supply
The production and distribution of clean drinking water can be highly energy-intensive, resulting in significant GHG emissions.
