A Water Master Plan isn't just a document: it's a forward-thinking and dynamic tool. Imagine it as your GPS for navigating the complex waters of responsible water management. Here's what it offers:
RHDHV developed a roadmap for a large industrial park that focused on reducing water intake, eliminating any remaining discharge of solids and microplastics and decreasing load to the wastewater treatment plant. Chemelot is a large industrial park in the south of The Netherlands. The 60 chemical and materials manufacturing sites form a unique community that is focusing on growth, innovation, and sustainability. Chemelot wants to be the safest, most competitive, and sustainable chemical and materials site in western Europe, by 2050, it aims to be sustainable, water-circular, and climate-neutral. Find out more here.
Failing to consider context-specific water risks can lead to unexpected financial setbacks. A well-crafted Water Master Plan goes beyond simply mitigating these risks – it creates value. By proactively addressing water-related regulations, you can avoid penalties and legal headaches, ensuring smooth operations. But the benefits extend beyond your bottom line. Your commitment to sustainable water management, as reflected in your Water Master Plan, positions you as a company that cares, boosting your reputation and fostering trust with stakeholders.
Remember, a Water Master Plan isn't just about water: it's about securing our shared future. It’s about resilience, stewardship, and a voyage toward sustainability. Royal HaskoningDHV offers a wide range of consultancy services and technical solutions that can help you gain control over your water management at site and catchment level. Let's dive in and make waves!