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Roman shower valves now officially accredited on the BMA's WEPLS Scheme(14/09/2011)
The Water Efficient Product Labelling Scheme (WEPLS) was developed and introduced by the Bathroom Manufacturer's Association (BMA) in 2007 and it has been successfully helping to shape the industry. The aim of the scheme is to help consumers save water with no reduction in performance. A key message is how much energy can be saved by using less heated water in the home - this can be a cost saving of up to a third in certain situations. In order to achieve the BMA's Water Efficient Label, the... [more]
Water efficiency and energy efficiency are inextricably linked(28/12/2010)
Hotels are always looking for efficiencies and cost reduction. The water efficient product labelling scheme (WEPLS) is an increasingly important tool for proprietors and managers aiming to reduce their hot water consumption. Recent announcements of impending energy price hikes make the BMA’s speech at the Sleep Event more relevant than ever. Chris Taylor-Hamlin, Technical Director of the Bathroom Manufacturers Association, at the Sleep Event Seminar about ‘Water efficiency in the Commercial... [more]
Water Efficient Product Labelling Scheme is pushing forward the sustainability agenda(21/05/2010)
Water is one of the most undervalued natural commodities in the country. The Bathroom Manufacturers Association (BMA) is leading an initiative to raise awareness of those water efficient bathroom products which are the very best in reducing the consumption of water in homes and public buildings. This initiative– The Water Efficient Product Labelling Scheme (WEPLS) – supports Water Saving Week and is pushing forward the sustainability agenda in the water sector. What is WEPLS? WEPLS is a ... [more]
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