Sembcorp Changi NEWater Plant Begins Commercial Operations
August 03, 2009
The Sembcorp Changi NEWater Plant (SCNP) has now begun its first phase of commercial operations. This milestone was achieved last Friday, after an uninterrupted seven-day plant-proving process, which saw the SCNP successfully meet the stringent quality criteria set out by the PUB.
Following this, the SCNP is now delivering NEWater to the PUB, Singapore’s national water agency, with which Sembcorp has a 25-year water supply contract.
The SCNP has an initial production capacity of 69,000 cubic metres (15 million imperial gallons) of NEWater per day. When fully completed in mid-2010, the entire facility will be capable of producing a total of 228,000 cubic metres (50 million imperial gallons) of NEWater per day. This will make it Singapore’s largest NEWater plant and one of the largest water recycling plants in the world.
“We are pleased with our successful completion of final testing at the first phase of the plant, as well as the smooth delivery of our first flow of NEWater. We are continuing to make good progress and are ahead of schedule on the execution of the second phase of the facility,” said Mr Tang Kin Fei, Sembcorp’s Group President & CEO.
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