By joining the alliance, members can:

Technology Companies with Data Centers:

Companies can use the large roof areas of these facilities to collect rainwater, offering a sustainable cooling solution.

Manufacturing Facilities:

By implementing rainwater harvesting, these companies can reduce water procurement costs and minimize their environmental impact.

Agricultural Enterprises and Food Producers:

Rainwater harvesting can provide a supplementary water source for irrigation, helping to stabilize water availability during dry spells and cut water costs.

Retail and Commercial Real Estate Developers:

Rainwater harvesting can support landscaping needs, reduce stormwater runoff, and lower municipal water usage.

Hospitality and Resort Operators:

Rainwater harvesting and filtration can provide a sustainable water source for gardens, pools, and sanitation, reducing costs and enhancing the property's appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.

Beverage and Brewery Companies:

Using rainwater for non-potable purposes—including cooling operations, cleaning processes, or irrigation for any on-site crops—can significantly reduce water costs and support sustainability goals. With advanced filtration processes, some companies may be able to look to rainwater harvesting as a source of water that meets strict quality standards.

Textile and Apparel Companies:

Rainwater is soft water that can be ideal for processes like dyeing and finishing fabrics, reducing the need for water softeners and minimizing the overall water footprint.

Sports Facilities and Golf Courses:

Rainwater harvesting can provide a sustainable source for irrigation, preserving local water resources and reducing maintenance costs.

Energy and Utility Companies:

Rainwater can serve as an alternative or supplementary water source for cooling or other operations, reducing the environmental impact and aiding in water resource management.