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IMPETUS domestic ‘Water Demand’ model results published

IMPETUS domestic hot water demand model presented at BECC 2017

IMPETUS 'Water Cultures' domestic water demand review published

SERG Researcher Dr Despina Manouseli Presents at "Efficient Use and Management of Water" Conference

IMPETUS modelling work to be presented at IMA & IWA 2017 conferences

IMPETUS researcher provides input to DEFRA REA

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