Rielli Launches Water Efficiency Guide Featuring Water-Saving Solutions

Rielli, Turkey's global water treatment brand, released its Water Efficiency Guide on World Water Loss Day. In a world where 126 trillion litres of water are wasted annually, technologies that enable 90-95% recovery of wastewater in industrial facilities can deliver water cost savings of up to 50%.

Millions of cubic metres of water are wasted globally each year. Water losses in drinking water supply and distribution systems, exceeding 30%, lead to the waste of 126 billion cubic metres—126 trillion litres—of water annually on a global scale. Turkey's Marmara and Aegean regions face a critical situation regarding water resources due to intense pressure from population growth and industrial activity. Rielli, Turkey's global water treatment brand, presented its Water Efficiency Guide to the public on World Water Loss Day to draw attention to this important issue. The guide provides applicable solutions across a broad spectrum, from individuals to industrial facilities, charting an important roadmap for efficient water use.

Projects implemented by Rielli to date have generated annual water savings of 15 million cubic metres. This volume represents the annual water needs of one million people. The Water Efficiency Guide aims to extend this achievement to wider audiences and ensure that everyone from individuals to industrial facilities plays an active role in protecting water resources.

Effective Solutions for Industry and Residential Use

Rielli's guide contains implementable and measurable solutions for both individual users and industrial facilities. Through technologies enabling 90-95% recovery of wastewater in industrial facilities, water cost savings of up to 50% are achieved. In high water consumption sectors such as textiles, recovery systems deliver annual water savings exceeding 250,000 cubic metres, yielding both economic and environmental benefits.

In residential projects, greywater recovery from sinks and showers achieves reductions of up to 40% in individual water consumption and bills. Through a system implemented in an Istanbul residential project, 100,000 cubic metres of greywater is recovered annually, reducing resource consumption and lowering costs.

Artun Kazancı: "Water Efficiency is an Economic and Environmental Imperative"

Artun Kazancı, founder and chief executive of Kazancı Çevre Tekniği, the company that houses Rielli, commented on the solutions presented through Rielli's Water Efficiency Guide: "Protection of water resources in our country and globally has become not merely an environmental requirement but a fundamental element of economic sustainability. As Rielli, through projects we have implemented to date, we have achieved annual water savings of 15 million cubic metres. This represents a volume equivalent to the annual water needs of one million people. Through wastewater recovery systems we have implemented in industrial facilities, we have not only reduced costs by up to 50% but also reduced carbon emissions by 12,000 tonnes annually. This value represents an environmental contribution equivalent to the carbon sequestration capacity of a 4,000-hectare forest. Through the Water Efficiency Guide we are sharing on World Water Loss Day, we provide guidance to everyone from individuals to industrial facilities on this critical issue."

The Importance of Water Efficiency in Turkey and Globally

Rielli's projects extend beyond local water resource protection to provide solutions at global scale. Through projects implemented in the Marmara and Aegean regions, annual water savings of 2 million cubic metres are achieved, while a 10% reduction in global water loss rates carries the potential, according to United Nations data, to contribute USD 200 billion annually to the global economy. Rielli's innovative approach in this area creates an important model for both economic and environmental sustainability.

Success Stories Demonstrating Rielli's Contribution

Rielli's projects deliver both environmental and economic benefits through sector-specific solutions. Through a recovery project implemented at a tourism facility in Bodrum, 70% of annual water needs are met and TRY 1 million in savings are achieved. In the industrial sector, wastewater recovery projects reduce carbon emissions by 12,000 tonnes annually, delivering environmental benefits.

Time to Act

Rielli's Water Efficiency Guide has been prepared as a resource to guide individuals and businesses in protecting water resources and reducing costs. For detailed information and the full content of the guide, visit www.rielli.com/su-verimliligi-rehberi.