What does data tell us about water consumption and efficiency? Consumption patterns have changed over the past year as the majority of people have worked from home but what has this meant for patterns of water usage?

Andrew Tucker, Water Efficiency Manager at Thames Water joins this member’s session to share what insights have been gleaned from the data collected on water consumption and outline how this is being used by Thames Water.

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Andrew is the Water Efficiency Manager at Thames Water and is responsible for strategic direction of water savings through metering, water efficiency and customer engagement. Key responsibilities include delivering the business’ water efficiency targets across London and Thames Valley.

He is overseeing the development and delivery of multiple initiatives on household and business customers – delivered in parallel with Thames Water’ smart metering rollout and as large-scale bespoke demand management initiatives. Areas of work include large-scale in-home retrofitting, smart water metering, businesses and schools, and water efficiency communications, retail propositions, online tools, customer advice and delivering demand reduction targets.

Previously Andrew has been the Water Strategy Manager for the Energy Savings Trust; Principal Policy Officer for Climate Change Adaptation and the Manager of the London Climate Change Partnership at the Greater London Authority, and worked in the Australian mining industry as an Environmental Adviser, within coal and base metal mining and processing operations.