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Calculator to help businesses save water costs

by Staff Writer
September 23, 2013
in News, Water
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South East Water has launched Australia’s first free online Investment Payback Calculator.

The calculator helps Australian Businesses save on the rising costs of water and energy by comparing the purchasing and operating costs of equipment associated with high water use.

South East Water General Manager for Customer and Business Futures Hamish Reid said:

“Feedback from our business customers showed that easy access to information to support a business case is vital when it comes to making a decision on whether to replace old, inefficient equipment.

“By running the numbers for you, we can make the job of comparing and contrasting water and sewerage products a lot easier.

“And you don’t have to be a South East Water customer to use the calculators. We want every business in Australia to have access to these important tools, especially given the broader public can benefit greatly from sustainable water use by businesses,” concluded Dr Reid.

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