Mobile PFAS treatment unit now working in Sydney
Sydney Water’s newly commissioned mobile PFAS treatment unit at Cascade Water Filtration Plant (WFP) has started reducing PFAS levels during the first month of the trial.
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Romsey to benefit from upgraded water filtration plant
Construction on the Romsey Water Filtration Plant (WFP) started this month. Greater Western Water (GWW) is investing $27.8 million in this major project to improve local water supply and security.
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Moe splashes out $4 million for water treatment plant
Gippsland Water is investing $4 million at Moe water treatment plant to protect drinking water supplies for the next 25 years.
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More water and sewer upgrades to boost reliability in Gippsland
Gippsland Water is investing $2.8 million in its service area this financial year to improve the reliability of its water and sewer systems.
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Eire Constructions at the Grahamstown Water Treatment Plant
As the principal contractor on the Grahamstown Water Treatment Plant (WTP) upgrade project for Hunter Water, Eire Constructions knows something about keeping water clean.
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Elmhurst now has full treated drinking water supply
Elmhurst customers are enjoying a fully treated drinking water supply straight to their taps.
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Australia’s largest sewage hub expands with $20 million investment
In a major boost for Melbourne’s northern suburbs, Yarra Valley Water is investing more than $20 million to expand the Craigieburn Sewage Transfer Hub – believed to be the largest control facility of its kind in Australia.
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Back-to-back titles for best tasting Tasmanian tap water
The crown for Tasmania’s best tasting tap water—and the all-important bragging rights—have been claimed.
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Tender awarded for Burpengary East WWTP upgrade
Unitywater has contracted Ventia as its delivery partner for more than $100 million in work to upgrade the Burpengary East WWTP. Work is scheduled to commence in May 2024.
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Barwon Water securing Gellibrand’s water supply into the future
Barwon Water has started constructing a new high-quality water treatment plant to service the town of Gellibrand.
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New infrastructure to increase drinking water savings
Barwon Water and Deakin University have deepened their partnership. This follows the signing of a funding agreement to extend Barwon Water’s Class A recycled water supply to Deakin’s Waurn Ponds campus. It will save an estimated 60 million litres (ML) of drinking water annually.
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