To accelerate innovation and resilience in the UK water sector, Wattstor has brought on board Suresh Nar as Non-Executive Advisor.
Suresh brings over 20 years of management consulting experience, with a career that began at Accenture and went on to include leading water sector consulting at Arcadis. His expertise spans utilities and water, board advisory roles, and sector-wide innovation.
Today, Suresh serves as a Non-Executive Director at British Water and as a judge for Ofwat’s innovation fund, where he helps shape the future of innovation in the industry. His long-standing involvement in both water and energy makes him ideally placed to support Wattstor’s growth in the UK water sector.
Why the UK Water Sector Matters
Water companies across the UK face mounting pressures: reducing costs, meeting ambitious net zero and carbon reduction targets, and embracing innovation to modernise infrastructure and services. Regulatory change is also on the horizon, further reshaping the industry’s priorities.
With these challenges come opportunities for smarter, decentralised energy solutions to help water companies reduce costs and carbon while strengthening resilience.
A Perfect Partner for Wattstor
By pairing cutting-edge technology, with innovative financing models like Price Protect, Wattstor is making renewable energy solutions both accessible, cost effective and impactful for the water sector. With Suresh’s guidance, we will strengthen our understanding of the sector’s unique drivers and tailor our solutions to meet the needs of water companies across the UK.
Speaking about his appointment, Suresh said:
„The water sector is at a defining moment, under pressure to reduce costs, cut carbon, and embrace innovation at scale. Wattstor’s innovative renewable energy solutions can help turn these challenges into opportunities, and I’m excited to help shape that transformation, for a sector that I am deeply passionate about.“
This appointment marks another step in Wattstor’s mission to deliver smarter, more sustainable energy solutions for the UK water sector.
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