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Assessing Water Use in WaterSense‐Labeled Homes and Quantifying the Savings
After the local Water Smart Homes program ended in 2020, the US Environmental Protection Agency began the WaterSense‐labeled homes Version 2.0 program, launched as a pilot.
The study evaluated indoor and outdoor metered water use of 160 WaterSense‐labeled homes in the Las Vegas metropolitan region.
Metered data show that WaterSense‐labeled homes used a median of 44,000 gpy and exceeded their water savings goal.
Assessing Water Use in WaterSense‐Labeled Homes and Quantifying the Savings
After the local Water Smart Homes program ended in 2020, the US Environmental Protection Agency began the WaterSense‐labeled homes Version 2.0 program, launched as a pilot.
The study evaluated indoor and outdoor metered water use of 160 WaterSense‐labeled homes in the Las Vegas metropolitan region.
Metered data show that WaterSense‐labeled homes used a median of 44,000 gpy and exceeded their water savings goal.
Assessing Water Use in WaterSense‐Labeled Homes and Quantifying the Savings
Schein, Jonah (author) / Bickmore, Toby (author) / Sovocool, Kent (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 114 ; 10-21
2022-05-01
12 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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