WhiteWater achieves ISO 14001 certification and releases its first impact report, showcasing the result of years of dedication from all WhiteWater employees and setting bold sustainability goals for our industry and the world.

Look for features in water park attractions that can reduce water consumption, such as turn on water only when needed, reduce splash outs and evaporation, prevent leaks, and use less water to begin with.

Liseberg’s Andreas Andersen, FORREC’s Eric O’Rourke, Satu Orismaa, Linnanmäki, and WhiteWater’s Una de Boer tell about the steps their organizations are taking in their sustainability journey, with practical tips, in this 2023 greenloop webinar.

World’s largest designer and manufacturer of water park products sets ambitious sustainability goals for the next 20 years to help drive change across the industry.

The world’s largest water park manufacturer is placing an urgent focus on sustainability in the attractions industry and setting ambitious corporate-wide goals.

In the Corporate area of our Sustainability Scorecard, WhiteWater is pursuing the ISO 14001 certification and making sustainable changes in its day-to-day operations.

In the Manufacturing & Supply Chain area of our Sustainability Scorecard, WhiteWater aims to halve its waste by 2030 and become net-zero by 2040.

For many of our clients, this is what they sell: a pristine environment, protected landscape, feeling good—all the hallmarks of sustainable practices. And because a client’s success is WhiteWater’s success, we will be helping them achieve their sustainability goals.

On this World Water Day, WhiteWater is announcing a partnership with Swim Drink Fish, a Canadian charity advocating for safe, healthy water. This partnership is part of the Social Responsibility component of WhiteWater’s Sustainability Scorecard—our holistic approach to environmental sustainability.

At WhiteWater, we have set out on a journey to becoming more sustainable, setting benchmarks and goals for us to reach. That’s not to say, however, that we haven’t already started making strives to use less water and energy in our products and park design.

WhiteWater’s sustainability initiatives are being driven by its employees. With four teams dedicated to tackling our sustainability goals, it’s going to be a team effort to complete our sustainability scorecard.

With decades of experience, our team of experts have learned a thing or two about how to run attractions and parks more efficiently. We want to share that knowledge to help all parks operate more sustainably and have begun with our first webinar on how water parks can save water, energy, and money.