We are thrilled to share that this past July, Control Flow Technologies Group turned one year old!
We are incredibly proud of all of the achievements we have made so far, and we can’t wait to keep going.
One of our biggest achievements is how much water we have saved. We have installed in over 200,000 homes and businesses, resulting in 15.6 million litres of water saved every single day. That’s 5.7 billion every single year! 5.7 billion litres of water per year is equivalent to filling around 2,280 Olympic-sized swimming pools, or enough water to supply the annual household needs of roughly 100,000 people, and we plan to keep that number growing.
On top of that, our technology has allowed us to save 120,000 tonnes of CO2e annually, which is equivalent to removing 26,000 cars off the road for one year!
What continues to drive us forward is the impact we are having on the environment every single day, which is achieved through the hard work and passion of our team here at Control Flow Technologies Group. We are so excited that each and every employee, including the 50 new faces we have gained over the past year, follow our same mission of saving water and helping the environment.
On top of all of this, we have had some extremely exciting updates throughout the year, including the launch of our new website controlflow.co.uk. The detail and quality of the website is a testament to the hard work that went into it!
A few words from our managing director:
“As for what comes next, I am genuinely excited. The foundations we have laid this year, the accreditations, the systems, the premises, the international structures, are the unglamorous work that makes growth possible. We are a business that helps people use less of something the world is running short of. My thanks go to every member of the team.”
We have grown so much this past year, and we’re only getting started! Here at Control Flow Technologies Group we have huge plans to help the world become more water efficient, especially with draughts and water scarcity, emerging as an increasing problem in the UK.
Let’s continue to save water, help the environment, and help you!
