Hospitality

Water sustainability is now a critical topic for hospitality operators, driven by water scarcity in many locations, high water cost, rising guest demands and stakeholder expectations. At the same time, the competitive nature of the industry requires initiatives that balances achievement of water usage goals with guest experience and operational efficiency.

Our team supports hotels, resorts and other recreational facilities to drive water sustainability projects that takes into account business goals. We offer proven standardised products and customised programmes to meet internal targets and Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria.

Success Cases

SUSTAINABLE WATER SOLUTIONS FOR ISLAND RESORTS

Location: Malaysia
Industry: Hospitality
Solution:

Rainwater/Urban Water Harvesting
Sewage Treatment
Water Recycling & Reuse

Island resorts face water scarcity, high cost of water from desalination and potential water pollution due to inadequate treatment of sewage generated. The Nexus team was engaged by the United National Development Programme to study and provide recommendations for island resorts off the east coast of Johor, Malaysia to become water sustainable.

We engaged local stakeholders to understand the challenges and provided options for such resorts to become water self-sufficient and lower the cost of water through demand management and expansion of sources through the integrated management of the water cycle.

WATER AUDIT AND EFFICIENCY REVIEW FOR WILDLIFE RESERVES SINGAPORE

Location: Singapore
Industry: Hospitality
Solution:

Water Audit & Efficiency Assessment

Nexus Ecosystems Team was commissioned by Wildlife Reserves Singapore to study the water consumption patterns in the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and River Safari. The team conducted a comprehensive review that highlighted considerable opportunities for water conservation and recycling. By working with the Wildlife Reserves Singapore team, we recommended tangible actions to enable it to achieve its long-term sustainability vision.