This sounds too good to be true — what’s the catch?

There isn’t one. The economics are straightforward:

• Developers must purchase phosphate credits to gain planning approval in affected catchments – it’s a legal requirement, not optional
• Your upgraded system creates measurable, permanent phosphate reduction
• These reductions become credits – the credit value funds your upgrade plus WCI Nutrient Neutrality’s costs

You receive an upgraded system, including professional groundworks.

Developers gain planning approval. 

Somerset’s rivers get cleaner. It’s an environmental partnership.