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A rainwater harvesting system from Net Zero Water will:

  • Create a favorable return on investment by utilizing free rainwater against rapidly rising municipal water costs and associated fees
  • Extend the life of current groundwater or surface water resources
  • Reduce the demand and stress on all aspects of municipal infrastructure including stormwater management
  • freshwater distribution and treatment
  • Lower the cost of municipal water and associated sewage charges by supplementing water demand with available rainwater at the source
  • Smooth out heavy rain and drought cycles by storing water on site
  • Form an integral part of a LEED certified building

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Why is it important for a building to use a rain water harvesting system?

Using rainwater for non-potable use in a commercial building has several benefits:

1. Sustainable water source: Using rainwater for non-potable use reduces the demand for municipal water supply, which is an important sustainable practice. Rainwater is a free and abundant source of water that can be used for non-potable purposes such as flushing toilets, landscaping, and cooling towers.

2. Cost savings: Using rainwater for non-potable use can save money on water bills, especially in commercial buildings that consume a large amount of water. Rainwater is free, and using it for non-potable purposes can reduce the demand for municipal water supply, resulting in cost savings.

3. Reduced strain on municipal water supply: Using rainwater for non-potable use reduces the strain on municipal water supply, which is important in areas where water scarcity is an issue. It also reduces the risk of water shortages during periods of high demand, such as droughts or heatwaves.

4. Reduced environmental impact: Using rainwater for non-potable use reduces the environmental impact of a commercial building by reducing the demand for municipal water supply. It also reduces the amount of stormwater runoff that can cause erosion and flooding.

Overall, using rainwater for non-potable use in a commercial building is an important sustainable practice that can save money, reduce the strain on municipal water supply, and reduce the environmental impact

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