Through this cooperation, the bio-effluent treated by IWK at its wastewater treatment plants will be supplied to Central Water’s treatment plant for further treatment.
IWK chief executive officer Narendran Maniam said the investment for its first project whereby it will operate a reclaimed water treatment plan in Setia Alam, Selangor, is worth about RM15 million."This project involves an existing plant complete with pipe network. Narendran also said that Air Selangor and IWK have agreed to immediately explore at least two other collaboration opportunities in respect of IWK treatment plants at Pantai 2, Kuala Lumpur and Section 23, Shah Alam, which are expected to be implemented in early 2022."This is an industrial grade water that goes through a technology of ultra filtration and reverse osmosis. It is pure, demineralised water capable of assisting industrial production in the Klang Valley," he said.
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