SOUTHERN Water's Business Partnership Fund has reopened for applications and is looking for innovative water saving ideas for businesses on the Isle of Wight.
The utility company has opened the fund to all retailers, businesses and third-party conservation providers.
The scheme extends to businesses in Hampshire, Sussex and Kent, with applications accepted until December 31.
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A Southern Water spokesperson said: "Due to hotter summers and less rainfall, increased pressure is put on our water supplies.
"If we keep consuming at our current rate, in time, demand will outstrip supply, as there’s only so much we can take from our environment.
"That’s just one reason why we’re on the look out for new and innovative ideas to help reduce water use in businesses.
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"We are excited to see creative solutions that will help us conserve water across the region."
For more information on how to apply, and view the terms of the fund, visit the Southern Water Business Partnership Fund website.
Email queries are also welcome via businesspartnershipfund@southernwater.co.uk
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