Press coverageBluewater in the mediaCategories Archive 2018 2019 2020 2021 AIG WOMEN’S OPEN ELIMINATE SINGLE-USE PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES August 19, 2021 | Golf Australia The R&A, Mastercard and adidas are partnering to launch the Open Water Project at the 2021 AIG Women’s Open at Carnoustie. Read more Final Meltdown: Bluewater Says Planet Put On Red Alert By Landmark Climate Report August 9, 2021 | Water Online News that the planet is facing climate changes unprecedented in tens of thousands of years with some deemed irreversible over hundreds of years was described as scary and shocking by the international Swedish water company Bluewater. Read more The Final Meltdown August 9, 2021 | Building Specifier Buewater says planet put on red alert by landmark climate report Read more R&A SAVES ‘100,000 PLASTIC BOTTLES’ WITH BLUEWATER PARTNERSHIP July 21, 2021 | Sport Industry Group The R&A says it ‘averted the need’ for 100,000 single-use plastic bottles at The Open, which took place at Royal St George’s last weekend thanks to a partnership with refillable water bottle manufacturer Bluewater. Read more Free water stations, refillable bottles enhance sustainability efforts at The 149th Open July 20, 2021 | Golf Course Industry A unique combination of water stations and refillable water bottles from Sweden’s Bluewater helped The R&A avert the need for around 100,000 single-use plastic water bottles at The 149th Open at Royal St George’s in Sandwich, Kent. Read more Horan: Sustainability efforts at The Open July 16, 2021 | Sky Sports News Niall Horan explains to Iona Stephen the ways the R&A are trying to stay reduce plastic usage during The 149th Open at Royal St George’s. Read more Golf Business News-Blue Water Bottle Boosts Open Ecological Credit – GOLF Sports July 15, 2021 | Jioforme When 156 golf stars from all over the world compete 149th opening This week at Royal St George’s, we will use our unique stainless steel water bottles to contribute to a more sustainable world. Bluewater. Read more Major golf championships accelerate sustainability drive with help from Swedish drinking water company Bluewater – Golf News July 11, 2021 | Sportsnews8 Two Major golf Championships – The Open and The Senior Open Presented by Rolex– are spearheading more sustainable sports events post Covid with the help of Swedish drinking water company Bluewater. Read more MAJOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS ACCELERATE SUSTAINABILITY DRIVE WITH HELP FROM SWEDISH DRINKING WATER COMPANY BLUEWATER July 11, 2021 | Sport Forum Two Major golf Championships – The Open and The Senior Open Presented by Rolex– are spearheading more sustainable sports events post Covid with the help of Swedish drinking water company Bluewater. Read more With the help of Swedish drinking water company Bluewater, major golf tournaments accelerate the pace of sustainable development-Golf News July 10, 2021 | Sports News Sky With the help of the Swedish Drinking Water Company, Rolex’s two major golf tournaments-the Open and the Senior Open-took the lead in developing more sustainable sporting events after Covid Bluewater. Read more 1 2 … 21
AIG WOMEN’S OPEN ELIMINATE SINGLE-USE PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES August 19, 2021 | Golf Australia The R&A, Mastercard and adidas are partnering to launch the Open Water Project at the 2021 AIG Women’s Open at Carnoustie. Read more
Final Meltdown: Bluewater Says Planet Put On Red Alert By Landmark Climate Report August 9, 2021 | Water Online News that the planet is facing climate changes unprecedented in tens of thousands of years with some deemed irreversible over hundreds of years was described as scary and shocking by the international Swedish water company Bluewater. Read more
The Final Meltdown August 9, 2021 | Building Specifier Buewater says planet put on red alert by landmark climate report Read more
R&A SAVES ‘100,000 PLASTIC BOTTLES’ WITH BLUEWATER PARTNERSHIP July 21, 2021 | Sport Industry Group The R&A says it ‘averted the need’ for 100,000 single-use plastic bottles at The Open, which took place at Royal St George’s last weekend thanks to a partnership with refillable water bottle manufacturer Bluewater. Read more
Free water stations, refillable bottles enhance sustainability efforts at The 149th Open July 20, 2021 | Golf Course Industry A unique combination of water stations and refillable water bottles from Sweden’s Bluewater helped The R&A avert the need for around 100,000 single-use plastic water bottles at The 149th Open at Royal St George’s in Sandwich, Kent. Read more
Horan: Sustainability efforts at The Open July 16, 2021 | Sky Sports News Niall Horan explains to Iona Stephen the ways the R&A are trying to stay reduce plastic usage during The 149th Open at Royal St George’s. Read more
Golf Business News-Blue Water Bottle Boosts Open Ecological Credit – GOLF Sports July 15, 2021 | Jioforme When 156 golf stars from all over the world compete 149th opening This week at Royal St George’s, we will use our unique stainless steel water bottles to contribute to a more sustainable world. Bluewater. Read more
Major golf championships accelerate sustainability drive with help from Swedish drinking water company Bluewater – Golf News July 11, 2021 | Sportsnews8 Two Major golf Championships – The Open and The Senior Open Presented by Rolex– are spearheading more sustainable sports events post Covid with the help of Swedish drinking water company Bluewater. Read more
MAJOR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS ACCELERATE SUSTAINABILITY DRIVE WITH HELP FROM SWEDISH DRINKING WATER COMPANY BLUEWATER July 11, 2021 | Sport Forum Two Major golf Championships – The Open and The Senior Open Presented by Rolex– are spearheading more sustainable sports events post Covid with the help of Swedish drinking water company Bluewater. Read more
With the help of Swedish drinking water company Bluewater, major golf tournaments accelerate the pace of sustainable development-Golf News July 10, 2021 | Sports News Sky With the help of the Swedish Drinking Water Company, Rolex’s two major golf tournaments-the Open and the Senior Open-took the lead in developing more sustainable sporting events after Covid Bluewater. Read more