The findings from the USC/Trussell study are fully aligned with NSI’s global Building Facilities strategy, an area in which Natural Systems Utilities is a cornerstone within Nijhuis Saur Industries.
Natural Systems Utilities proven expertise in decentralized water reuse, combined with NSI’s advanced industrial technologies, creates a powerful foundation for delivering next-generation onsite water solutions. Together, these capabilities allow us to support individual buildings, large districts, and entire communities with robust, scalable, and sustainable water systems. The OWR success stories highlighted by USC demonstrate why local, circular water strategies are essential for the cities of tomorrow.
Modern buildings such as residential towers, offices, hotels, stadiums, and mixed-use districts, face escalating challenges, including:
• water scarcity and rising drinking water prices,
• increasing pressure on central wastewater system
• flooding and sewer overflow risks,
• stricter environmental regulations,
• and the need to meet ambitious sustainability and ESG goals.
This is where Natural Systems Utilities onsite water reuse systems provide a proven, future-proof solution.
OWR Solutions for Building Facilities
Natural Systems Utilities decentralized systems help building owners, developers, and cities to:
• reduce potable water consumption by more than 50%,
• lower sewer discharge and prevent combined sewer overflows,
• improve resilience during droughts and heavy rainfall,
• meet regulatory and corporate sustainability requirements,
• strengthen long-term building value and infrastructure reliability.
