SUEZ Leads Innovation in Water Management Projects in Asia

SUEZ, a global leader in circular solutions for water and waste management, recently showcased three innovative projects in Asia at the Singapore International Water Week. These initiatives highlight SUEZ's commitment to revolutionizing water management practices in urban and industrial settings through digital solutions, seawater desalination, and water reuse.

One of the projects introduced a Smart Water Grid Analytics Platform in collaboration with Singapore's National Water Agency, PUB. This cutting-edge system, powered by SUEZ's AQUADVANCED® Water Networks platform, enhances PUB's operational efficiency by detecting and addressing water quality and pressure issues, enabling better decision-making and network management.

In the Philippines, SUEZ partnered with JEMCO to construct a large-scale seawater desalination plant in Metro Iloilo to combat water scarcity. The plant, utilizing SUEZ's SeaDAF™ Filter technology, will provide drinking water to households and industrial water to a power plant, showcasing SUEZ's dedication to addressing critical water challenges.

Additionally, in China, SUEZ and Shandong Public are collaborating on an industrial wastewater treatment plant in the Jining New Materials Industrial Park. This project focuses on recycling high-salinity wastewater into industrial water, supporting sustainable development goals and environmental conservation efforts.

These projects exemplify SUEZ's ongoing commitment to delivering innovative solutions for water management and waste services. With a strong presence in Asia for over 70 years, SUEZ continues to lead the way in sustainable water management practices, working closely with local partners to make a positive impact on communities and the environment.

SUEZ's groundbreaking projects in Asia demonstrate the company's dedication to addressing water challenges and climate change through innovative solutions. By leveraging technology and strategic partnerships, SUEZ is driving progress towards sustainable water management practices, ultimately benefiting communities and the environment.