Posted by: Nick Christy
CINTEP has announced that it will be giving away two free Recycling Shower Systems between 4th and 12th May 2013 at Grand Designs Live. Register your interest at http://www.RecyclingShower.co.uk
London, UK Source: (PRWEB UK) 4 May 2013
Multi-award winning company CINTEP will be exhibiting at Grand Designs Live with their revolutionary Recycling Shower. The most efficient shower systems in the world, CINTEP’s Recycling ...
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Source: PRWeb
1 litre in, 3.3 litres out. The world’s most efficient shower system will be exhibited at Grand Designs Live at the ExCel Centre London.
Multi-award winning company CINTEP will be exhibiting at Grand Designs Live with their revolutionary Recycling Shower. The most efficient shower systems in the world, CINTEP’s Recycling Showers use 70% less water and 70% less energy than conventional showers without reducing ...
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Source: Business Insider
Peter Brewin invented the Water Recycling Shower, an eco-friendly shower that has the ability to aid water conservation efforts around the world. The shower cleans, filters, heats, and recycles 70 per cent of the water it uses, meaning that water consumption is reduced by the same amount.
The Australian engineering firm that manufactures Brewin’s Water Recycling Shower, CINTEP, estimates ...
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Most people love taking a long, hot, steamy shower on a cold day. But it comes at a cost to the environment and your wallet. A person taking a 10-minute shower uses anywhere from 20 to 50 gallons of water, at the use of 2 to 5 gallons per minute.
Australian engineering firm CINTEP has developed a product that cuts that number by more than half. The Water Recycling Shower looks and feels like an ...
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Commercialisation Australia showers cash on Brisbane energy efficiency start-up
A Brisbane start-up will develop an energy-efficient shower system using a $795,000 grant, courtesy of Commercialisation Australia, which has unveiled its latest round of recipients.
CINTEP, led by chief executive Nick Christy, has developed a shower system that uses 80% less water and energy than a conventional shower, without reducing flow at the showerhead.
It has received a $795,000 Early Stage Commercialisation Grant from ...
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Taking a shower draws more water and more energy than any other daily household activity. Low-flow showerheads save only a little of both, typically at the expense of comfort. That’s because they let the hot water-and all the heat energy it contains-go down the drain.
In 2004, Peter Brewin, an industrial-design student at the Royal College of Art in London, set about creating a more efficient shower that doesn’t ...
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Amsterdam, 15 September 2011 – CINTEP of Australia has won the Postcode Lottery Green Challenge 2011 for its Water Recycling Shower. they will receive €500,000 to bring it to market. The shower system cuts water and energy use and costs by 70 per cent without compromising comfort. It works by heating water just before use and sterilising and reusing the excess.
The jury was impressed by the Company’s ...
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A shower which recycles water promises to save householders money and energy.
The idea is the brainchild of Peter Brewin, a design student at the UK’s Royal College of Art.
The system re-circulates and cleans used water, with the potential to save families around £170 each year.
Continue Reading →If Londoners were to jump in the eco-friendly shower, it would reduce the capital’s water usage by 85 billion litres each year – the equivalent ...