Source and quality breakdown
Surface, ground, third-party and seawater tracked separately, with discharge quality alongside.
Water StewardshipNewWaterWater Management
Withdrawal, consumption and discharge — measured where they happen.
Water tracked facility by facility, with water stress mapped across your locations. Covers what ESRS E3, GRI 303 and CDP Water Security ask for — from source and quality data to reduction targets and reuse rates — reported from the same data layer as the rest of your disclosures.
Reports into
ESRS
GRI
TSRS
Obligation
Water is now a measured and certified input
With the Water Efficiency Regulation, efficiency planning and certification became an obligation across urban, industrial and agricultural use. The obligation arises not only from how much you consume, but from the basin you sit in, the rules of your industrial zone, and what your customers ask for.
Are you in scope?
01
Does your industrial water use exceed the monitoring threshold?
Sites in scope must measure water by source, prepare a water efficiency plan and apply for certification. What decides it is total water withdrawn together with the volume discharged.
02
Are you in a water-stressed basin or an industrial zone?
Basin-level allocation and industrial-zone water rules can place different obligations on two sites in the same sector; the reduction target and the recovery rate move with the state of the basin.
03
Does a customer, a bank or your own reporting ask for water data?
TSRS/ESRS water disclosures, the CDP Water questionnaire and green credit terms all ask for a site-level water balance alongside reduction performance.
How it is required
An annual monitoring and reporting cycle: certificate application, audit, and renewal on a fixed term. Data is presented site by site, broken down by source, on records that can be audited.
What is required
- Water consumption inventory — measured and recorded, separating mains, well, surface and recovered water
- Water map & water balance — process-level inflows and outflows
- Reduction plan and targets — annual and measurable
- Certificate file — Blue / Green / Turquoise Water Efficiency Certificate application and renewal paperwork
- Measurement and monitoring infrastructure — meters, calibration records and a data archive
The cost of non-compliance
Sites that fail their obligations face administrative fines under the Environment Law, refusal or cancellation of the certificate, and restrictions on water allocation. An uncertified site is left at a disadvantage in public tenders, in green financing and in corporate supplier assessments.
What is coming
- Annual water declaration period
- Certificate valid 3 / 5 / 7 years
- TSRS/ESRS water disclosures
- 1Balance by facilityWithdrawal in, discharge out, consumption between — per site and per source.
- 2Water stressLocations are scored so effort concentrates where the basin is under pressure.
- 3Targets and reuseReduction and reuse targets tracked against actuals as the period runs.
Why it helps
Withdrawal, consumption and discharge — measured where they happen.
Withdrawal, discharge and consumption are recorded per source and per facility, so the group figure is built from the meter rather than from an estimate.
Locations are assessed against water stress, putting the sites that matter most at the top of the list.
The same entries feed ESRS E3, GRI 303 and CDP Water Security without being re-keyed for each one.
What it does
Reuse and reduction
Recycled and reused volumes tracked against the target, so progress is visible per site.
Ready for the Water Efficiency Information System
What Türkiye's Su Verimliliği Bilgi Sistemi asks to be reported is held in the shape it wants from the moment it is recorded — no rebuilding tables or going back to the sites when the reporting window opens.
Graduated performance criteria
The criteria are digitised step by step, so you can see which tier you are on and what is still missing for the next one. Applying for the certificate becomes a file whose evidence is already gathered.
Other modules
ESGEvery metric you report, in one interoperable hub.
TaxonomyEligibility, alignment and the financial split — in one pass.
CarbonScope 1, 2 and 3 — from calculation to carbon cost.
Sustainability ReportingStandard, period, section — the report is written here.
Saspera AIAsk your data a question. Get the answer, not a spreadsheet.
See it on your own data
A short walkthrough with someone who knows the standards — no slide deck.