A water audit shows how much water your plant draws, where it goes and how much is lost, and puts the findings into a report that regulators accept. REPL prepares water audit reports through a certified CGWA water auditor and supports the related groundwater approvals.
Why industries need a water audit
Industries that draw groundwater are expected to account for their water use, and approvals such as the CGWA No Objection Certificate often carry conditions on monitoring and reporting. A proper audit gives you verified figures instead of estimates, shows where water is wasted and prepares you for inspections.
What the audit looks at
We map your water sources, supply lines and users across the plant, review meter readings and records, and compare actual consumption with what each process needs. The audit covers cooling, process, domestic and fire water, losses and leakage, reuse and recycling, and rainwater harvesting where it applies.
From findings to savings
The report does not stop at numbers. It lists practical measures such as repairing leaks, improving metering, recycling treated water and recharging groundwater, so you can reduce consumption and cost while staying within your permitted limits.
What you receive
- Water balance of your plant: sources, uses and losses
- Review of meters, records and consumption trends
- Gap analysis against your approval conditions
- Practical recommendations to reduce and reuse water
- An audit report prepared through a certified CGWA water auditor
Our process
Understand your requirement
We review your plant, permits and the rules that apply to you.
Survey and data collection
Site visit, sampling, measurement or document collection as needed.
Preparation and reporting
We prepare the reports, applications or designs and check them against the regulation.
Submission and follow-up
We support submission, queries and ongoing compliance.