In 2023–24,over one trillion litres of water was lost due to leakages in England and Wales —an alarming amount that highlights both the scale of infrastructure inefficiency and the pressing need for action.

Damage occurs when seawater breaks through in coastal environments

Deliberate acts of vandalism – weedkiller or other harmful chemicals purposely placed in water storage tanks

Case studies show that real-time leak detection can cut water use by up to 20% annually, delivering both environmental and financial returns.

From early consultations with facility managers our solution is already proving successful:

“We’ve never had this level of visibility on our water use—it’s a game-changer for budgeting and compliance. If the savings we’ve seen in  the trial hold up, we’ll see a ROI in under a year.”

 We envision a future where every outdoor facility operates at peak water and energy efficiency, protecting local water sources and ecosystems while reducing operating costs. We aim to:

Promote Water efficiency across golf, horticulture, sports, and heritage sectors

Reduce reliance on local water sources, protecting habitats and biodiversity

Deliver measurable cost savings to facilities, enabling reinvestment in local communities

Build network of high-profile, sustainability-led pilot projects across the North West

This project is about creating a smarter, greener future. By transforming how we monitor and manage water, we can reduce waste, cut costs, and protect ecosystems. Our vision is to see technology working hand in hand with nature — helping communities, businesses, and leisure spaces not only safeguard their resources but also set a standard of environmental responsibility for generations to come.

Our Neptune System Evaluates these areas and reports back in real time