Water Conservation News

As with many African countries, securing continuous, safe drinking water for remote communities poses several challenges for Governments and local municipalities. Available infrastructure, cost concerns for storage, distribution and treatment...

Universities have a high demand for water to support daily operations such as sanitation, cleaning, and food preparation in student housing facilities. Adequate water supply ensures that these essential services can function smoothly, maintai...

Splashy Fen festival goers will be pleased to see the newly installed SBS Tank on site – and reassured that their water requirements for the weekend will be sorted. Established in 1990, Splashy Fen is South Africa’s longest-running musi...

The SBS Group has begun preparations for the 2023 SBS Wheelchair Challenge. This year’s event will be held on 30 March and preparations are underway to top previous funds raised in 2021 and 2022 which exceeded R280 000, create more awareness ...

“We never know the worth of water, until it runs out,” Thomas Fuller. Water is everyone’s business and demand for water is outstripping supply. Urbanisation is resulting in increased pressure on ageing municipal infrastructure. Industrial dev...

We are facing a water crisis in South Africa due to population growth, urbanisation, recurrent droughts, climatic variations, deteriorating raw water quality and insufficient water infrastructure investment. We need #AllHandsOnDeck to find so...

Don’t let the cost or lack of municipal water supply cripple the production or profitability of your business operations. SBS Water Systems designed a system to harvest and store rainwater Requiring uninterrupted water supply to high pressure...

Save water, to save the future South Africa is a water-scarce country. You may think differently when the rain is falling in your city, but we remain one of the world’s water-stressed countries. Water scarce country South Africa is, by virtue...

The responsible way with water As a responsible B&B owner, you know that saving water is beneficial not only for your bills, but for your guests and the environment too. Of course, we always recommend installing a water conservation tank ...

While flash flooding and isolated thunderstorms skew this figure, on average, South Africa receives around 450ml of rainfall per year. With the global average sitting at a much higher 860ml of rainfall per year, South Africa requires serious ...

With a rapidly changing global climate, rainfall is becoming more and more haphazard – and when the rains don’t come, it’s the rural communities that are hit the hardest. Without proper rainwater harvesting solutions in place, when the rain d...

Water saving solutions are important, even when we’re experiencing regular rainfall. Drought conditions across the country have been awful to contend with, as Cape Town’s severe drought continues, although Day Zero has been pushed to 2019. Th...