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Geelong Water Plant starts pumping

by Staff Writer
September 11, 2012
in News, Oil & gas, Water & wastewater
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Commissioning has begun on Barwon Water’s Northern Water Plant in Geelong.

 
The $94 million project is located adjacent to the Shell Geelong Refinery and will produce around 2 billion litres of high quality class A recycled water
Construction began on the plant in March 2011 and the plant will be fully operational in early 2013. John Holland is the principal contractor.

 
This major water-saving initiative will produce Class A recycled water suitable for industrial and community use in Geelong’s northern suburbs. The plant will use cutting-edge treatment technologies including biological treatment, ultra-filtration, and reverse osmosis.

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