This is Gravity pulls Albion Water onboard
This is Gravity Ltd has appointed Albion Water to help provide water, sewerage and drainage for their new smart campus in Somerset.
This is Gravity’s 635-acre site is set to be one of Europe's largest smart campuses, underpinned by clean technology.
Albion Water’s role as a water solutions partner will include the provision of a water management system that minimises waste and maximises the recycling of water and cost effective, efficient and innovative water solutions.
Luke de Vial, managing director of Albion Water, said: "We are impressed with the quality of the Gravity team and their plans to make this ground-breaking Smart Campus a new low-carbon standard for industrial development. Through this engagement, we are confident that occupants at Gravity will reduce their environmental impact with a water management system that minimises waste and maximises the recycling of water."
Paul Lowndes, project manager at This is Gravity, added: "We are looking at ways to reduce the need for freshwater as well as be smart about how the occupants at Gravity will use water. Saving on freshwater can not only significantly reduce our occupants’ carbon footprint, it will also result in a reduction in utilities bills."
This is Gravity’s 635-acre site is set to be one of Europe's largest smart campuses, underpinned by clean technology.
Albion Water’s role as a water solutions partner will include the provision of a water management system that minimises waste and maximises the recycling of water and cost effective, efficient and innovative water solutions.
Luke de Vial, managing director of Albion Water, said: "We are impressed with the quality of the Gravity team and their plans to make this ground-breaking Smart Campus a new low-carbon standard for industrial development. Through this engagement, we are confident that occupants at Gravity will reduce their environmental impact with a water management system that minimises waste and maximises the recycling of water."
Paul Lowndes, project manager at This is Gravity, added: "We are looking at ways to reduce the need for freshwater as well as be smart about how the occupants at Gravity will use water. Saving on freshwater can not only significantly reduce our occupants’ carbon footprint, it will also result in a reduction in utilities bills."
