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Water + Energy Saving Projects in Davos
with AquaClicThe community of Davos targets energy self-dependancy by 2036. To date, it has implemented these energy-saving projects together with AquaClic:
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3 students with AquaClic and Mammut T-Shirts and AquaClic
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Schools for energy efficiency: students equip households and hotels with AquaClic for faucets and showers
100 Schoolchildren from the “Alpine Middle School” sold and installed in 2 half days 1200 AquaClic water-saving nozzles and showers to Davous households who were informed beforehand of the project via newspaper. Participants from across the world purchased the colourful nozzles as practical souvenirs at the tourism conference. The initiative was televised in the ARD's (Germany) Tagesschau news programme and described in a segment on Tele Südostschweiz.
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Mammut (sporting goods)'s Social Responsibility Manager
organised this initiative with assistance from the Swiss Avalanche Research Institute (SLF) and the community of Davos.
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Link to the UNWTO...
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Students display project at the UNWTO-Conference
At the Climate Change and Tourism Conference of the UNWTO, the community presented this energy-saving project.
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Own taps save energy Davos is an energy city. The community has fitted the energy-saving taps in its own buildings (school, retirement homes, hotels, etc.) in several versions and initiatives with AquaClics in “Energy City”-design. Instead of the usual 12 liters per minute, the taps now only use 6 liters, thereby requiring half the energy needed to warm the water. |
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Swiss Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research uses AquaClic as promotional gift
The Swiss Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research in Davos found out that 80% of energy use in Davos is for heating, of which 20% is for warm water and up to 30% is for hotels. That is why the SLF has also had individual SLF-AquaClics produced which are distributed at congresses as souvenirs.
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Case Study, ETH Zurich, on energy savings in Davos with AquaClic
Case study Davos, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
Scientific analysis: Potential for energy savings from solar heat and water nozzles in the community of DavosWanger Laura, Trummer David, van den Wildenberg Jeroen, von Gunten Konstantin
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich Department of Environmental Sciences
To the case study (in German) AquaClic-entry from page 6...(pdf)"> |
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Summit Foundation praises Davos tourism resort for using AquaClic
The Summit Foundation is committed to reducing the impact of human activities in ski resorts. It praises the municipality of Davos that it employs AquaClic water savers (article in french):

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