Salcon Bhd today marked the completion of its 100,000 cubic metre per day water treatment plant and 100,000 cubic metre per day raw water transfer project in Changle County, Shandong Province, China.
Following the completion of the projects, Salcon is now the sole integrated water and wastewater solutions provider in Changle.
The company had invested 230 million renminbi on both projects which involved the construction of a new water treatment plant.
In a statement today, Salcon said the new raw water scheme included the laying of new raw water and treated water pipelines, totalling 38 kilometres, from the intake site at Goaya reservoir to the city centre.
The group owns and has been operating a 40,000 cubic metre per day wastewater treatment plant in Changle since 2005.
Salcon also owns and operates nine water and wastewater concessions located in Shandong, Fujian, Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces. -- Bernama
Following the completion of the projects, Salcon is now the sole integrated water and wastewater solutions provider in Changle.
The company had invested 230 million renminbi on both projects which involved the construction of a new water treatment plant.
In a statement today, Salcon said the new raw water scheme included the laying of new raw water and treated water pipelines, totalling 38 kilometres, from the intake site at Goaya reservoir to the city centre.
The group owns and has been operating a 40,000 cubic metre per day wastewater treatment plant in Changle since 2005.
Salcon also owns and operates nine water and wastewater concessions located in Shandong, Fujian, Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces. -- Bernama
