Ready for action: discover your savings potential

After four blogs, one thing is clear:
Drinking water can no longer be taken for granted. The government has set strict reduction targets, availability is under pressure, and customers are demanding measurable sustainability. So the question is no longer if you should act, but how and where to begin.

At RSS Surface Technology, we help companies take that first step, with insights, advice, and proven technical solutions that deliver results in practice.

From insight to impact

We often see that companies are willing to reduce water usage, but don’t know where the biggest savings can be found, or how to approach it without completely redesigning their production process.

That’s why we offer two ways to quickly gain clarity:

1. Quick Scan (Exploratory)

A short, structured intake at your site, where together we:

• map where water is being used or wasted,
• assess whether surface technology can add value,
• and provide an indicative estimate of potential savings (in %).

This scan is low-threshold and ideal as a first step for internal awareness or policy development.

2. In-Depth Scan (Advisory project)

Looking for a more comprehensive approach? We conduct a detailed analysis of your processes, water usage, and cleaning cycles, including:

• site visit, interviews, and measurements
• a full report with actionable recommendations
• alignment with your ESG goals or sustainability strategy
• and a roadmap for implementation (e.g. pilot or test coating)

This is especially useful if you’re working on CSRD reporting or actively pursuing ESG objectives.

Why act now?

The Dutch government has set a target for companies to reduce drinking water consumption by 20% by 2035. But savings like these don’t happen overnight.

Companies that start measuring, testing, and optimizing now will be in the best position to report credible progress to customers, investors, and regulators later.

And the technology is already available.
Our clients are already achieving structural water savings through reduced product adhesion and shorter rinse cycles, without changing their core processes.

We help you discover:

• Where you currently lose the most water
• Where surface coating technology can truly make a difference
• And how to take the right steps toward 2035