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Affinity Water’s neutrality trial slashes consumption levels

Affinity Water’s neutrality trial slashes consumption levels

Initial results from the world's first water neutral housing development have been hailed a success by Affinity Water with an extra 8,000 litres of water being left in the environment after interventions at Bidwell West. The trial, named Project Zero, received £2.9 million from the Ofwat innovation fund in 2022 to trial the impacts of behavioural change and water efficiency devices in new homes.

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