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All the data Molleau publishes, gathered on one page: results measured by sensor, calculation assumptions and standard projections. Every figure is sourced and dated. This data is freely citable with attribution.

Updated: 12 June 2026 Primary source: Hénéo pilot (RIVP) Licence: CC BY 4.0
1 · Measured results

What the Hénéo pilot measured

Sensor measurement in real conditions: 30 homes equipped, 28 analysed, in a Hénéo student residence (RIVP group) in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, from 13 November 2025 to 30 June 2026, across 3,140 showers, in two phases (silent baseline, then light ring active).

IndicatorValueSource and period
Average consumption per shower, before 45 L Phase 1 (silent sensor), Hénéo pilot. Full protocol
Average consumption per shower, after ≈ 35 L Phase 2 (light ring active), derived from the measured 23% reduction
Average reduction per shower −23% Phase 1 versus phase 2, same showers, same occupants, across 3,140 showers
Reduction among the heaviest users up to −61% Hénéo pilot: the higher the starting consumption, the larger the reduction
Reported change in awareness 83% Resident survey at one month, Hénéo pilot
Overall satisfaction 5 / 5 Median at the six-month resident review (mean 4.4 / 5); all 7 respondents recommend the device
Citable summary

In the Hénéo pilot (RIVP group, Paris 13th arrondissement, 30 homes equipped of which 28 analysed, 13 November 2025 to 30 June 2026, 3,140 showers), switching on the Molleaumètre light ring cut consumption by 23% per shower and by 15.5% on the building's main meter, with reductions of up to 61% among the heaviest users, with no change to flow or pressure. Source: Molleau, molleau.com/en/key-figures.html.

2 · Calculation assumptions

The constants used by the calculator

Every estimate Molleau publishes rests on these assumptions, all adjustable in the online calculator.

ParameterValueBasis
Average domestic consumption in France 150 L/day Per person, all domestic uses (drinking, cooking, washing). 150 L in 2022, 145 L in 2023, from SISPEA reports by the French national observatory for water and sanitation services
Domestic water per hotel night 150 L Average assumption per night per guest, of which at least 100 L for the shower. Consistent with the 2024 French DGE study (240 to 323 L per night across all uses depending on the segment, of which 40 to 45% for cleaning) and with national domestic consumption (SISPEA)
Average volume of a shower 45 L Value measured during the baseline phase of the Hénéo pilot
Price of water (supply + sewerage) €4.69/m³ Approximate French national average, to be adjusted to the local tariff
Heating energy per litre 0.030 kWh/L Heating water from 15 °C to 41 °C (shower temperature)
Price of electricity €0.1940/kWh French regulated tariff, to be adjusted to the contract and heating source (gas, heat pump)
Emissions per kWh of electricity ≈ 0.06 kg CO₂ Average French electricity mix
Emissions from drinking water ≈ 0.30 kg CO₂/m³ Production, treatment and distribution of water
3 · Standard projections

Two reference cases, calculated with these assumptions

Indicative estimates using Molleau assumptions: lower ranges calculated at 25% savings, upper ranges at 40% for the heaviest users. These rates are deliberately conservative against the reductions measured in the pilot (23% on average, up to 61% among the heaviest users).

A 40-room hotel
85% occupancy · 150 L per night · 12,410 room nights a year
Water saved per year465 to 745 m³
Savings per year (water + heating)≈ €4,900 to €7,900 *
CO₂ avoided per year≈ 1 to 1.6 t
A 100-home residence
1 shower per home per day · 45 L per shower at baseline · 36,500 showers a year
Water saved per year410 to 655 m³
Savings per year (water + heating)≈ €4,300 to €6,900 *
CO₂ avoided per year≈ 0.9 to 1.4 t

* Indicative estimates calculated with the assumptions in section 2, all adjustable in the calculator. Actual results depend on your property, your tariffs and your heating source.

4 · Reuse

Citing this data

Journalists, analysts and researchers

These figures are published under a CC BY 4.0 licence, so you may reuse them freely with attribution. Suggested citation:

Molleau, “Key figures”, molleau.com/en/key-figures.html, accessed June 2026. Hénéo pilot (RIVP group), Paris, 13 November 2025 to 30 June 2026, 3,140 showers: 23% less per shower, 15.5% less on the main meter, up to 61% less among the heaviest users.

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