Case studies/Pilsen City Hall, Kopeckého sady 11
Public sector · Pilsen, Czechia · signed by the client

Pilsen City Hall, Kopeckého sady 11: −10.64 % of water in an ordinary office.

The city hall's office building. The smallest building of the Pilsen pilot and the lowest percentage saving — we publish it on purpose, because an authority needs to know how even the least rewarding building turns out.

−10,64 %
water use
≈ 730 €
saved per year
102 m³
water saved per year
≈ 1 266 €
contract value

The smallest building in the pilot — and it still paid off

In water terms the city hall's office building is a crumb: 102 m³ of water saved a year against 1,784 m³ in the residential facility. The investment was proportionately low — ≈ 1 266 € (31,006 CZK) — and the annual saving ≈ 730 € (17,846 CZK).

An office has a different profile from a residential operation

Water use fell by 10.64 %, the heat for warming it by only 1.23 %. In an office, water is used briefly and mostly cold, so the saving comes from limiting the flow while washing hands, not from heating. It is the lowest percentage of the whole pilot — and that is exactly why we publish it.

What this figure is for: an authority weighing a roll-out across all its buildings needs to know how the least rewarding building turns out, not just the flagship. Ten per cent in an office is a realistic lower bound.
What is signed off: water saving 10.64 %, annual saving ≈ 730 € (17,846 CZK), contract value ≈ 1 266 € (31,006.25 CZK). The city hall's reference letter of 10 July 2026 plus the client's signed confirmation covering the whole pilot.
Part of the City of Pilsen pilot. The city (Czechia) fitted saving solutions in five buildings and evaluated each separately. The summary of the whole pilot and the client's signed confirmation are on the pilot page.
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The signed reference letter

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