Cooling water for the industry

Large-scale industrial production facilities usually invest considerable sums of money in cooling entire buildings or individual machines. This very often results in high water consumption and, consequently, high costs. There are usually additional costs associated with the treatment of drinking water, such as chemical softening and desalination, as drinking water is enriched with minerals at waterworks before it is supplied.

The use of rainwater offers a key advantage in this regard. It not only saves on the cost of the water itself, but also on the costs of treating and disposing of it.

Furthermore, a large-scale rainwater harvesting system makes a significant contribution to climate protection. This can lead to financial savings, particularly since the introduction of CO₂ allowances.