Smarter water use across cities & municipalities.
Municipal buildings, schools, sports centres, offices and public facilities create water demand across many locations. EWS helps cities reduce consumption and operating costs while improving control, transparency and long-term resource management.
Many public buildings. One clear savings strategy.
EWS evaluates water use across different municipal buildings and operating zones to identify the strongest opportunities for savings, control and long-term resource management.
A coordinated approach across public buildings and services.
The greatest impact comes from combining efficient fixtures, reliable measurement and clear operating data.
Municipal offices & civic buildings
Efficient taps, washrooms and monitoring reduce recurring use across offices and public-facing facilities.
Schools, sports centres & libraries
High visitor numbers create clear savings potential in washrooms, showers and shared public areas.
Community & operational facilities
Cleaning, workshops and technical operations benefit from targeted control and better visibility.
Monitoring & leak detection
One overview can reveal abnormal use, leaks and hidden losses across several municipal buildings.
Lower consumption. Better control across public buildings.
EWS helps cities and municipalities reduce water and hot-water demand while giving facility teams a clearer view of consumption across public buildings, services and operating zones.
Citizens and staff use public facilities as usual. Operations become more efficient.
One coordinated project across the municipal portfolio.
EWS manages the full process from the first audit to installation and long-term monitoring. The solution is adapted to different public buildings, operating schedules and municipal priorities.
Discuss your municipal projectWater audit
Consumption, building use and the main savings opportunities are assessed across the municipal portfolio.
Tailored design
Measures are selected for offices, schools, sports centres, community buildings and technical systems.
Installation
Work is coordinated around opening hours, public services and building access to minimise disruption.
Monitoring
Real consumption data confirms performance and supports long-term control across multiple municipal sites.
Practical answers for cities & municipalities.
A concise overview of the questions cities, municipalities and public building operators most often ask before starting a water-efficiency project.
Will citizens and staff notice a lower water flow?
No. The system is configured to reduce unnecessary consumption while keeping taps, showers and washrooms comfortable to use.
Can installation be planned around public opening hours?
Yes. Work can be phased by building, floor or operating zone and coordinated around opening hours, public services and events.
How is the savings potential calculated?
The estimate is based on current consumption, building use, visitor numbers, installed equipment and the proposed measures.
Can several municipal buildings be monitored together?
Yes. Smart Metering can provide one overview for offices, schools, sports centres, community buildings and technical zones.
Does lower water use also reduce energy costs?
Yes. In sports centres, community facilities and other public buildings, lower hot-water use can reduce heating and circulation costs.
How long does a typical municipal project take?
The timeline depends on the number of buildings, consumption points and the scope of installation identified during the audit.
Call us and discuss your city or municipal project.
Our team will help you identify the right next step and explain what can be assessed during the initial water audit.
