The National Water Company Completes a Vital Treated Water Transmission Project in Jeddah
A Monumental Investment in Environmental Sustainability
The National Water Company executed a phenomenal infrastructure milestone in the Jeddah Governorate recently. They successfully completed the construction and operation of a main pumping station and transmission pipeline. The formidable project transmits treated water directly to the beautiful Eastern Forest in Jeddah. This spectacular achievement required a staggering financial investment exceeding SAR87.8 million. The initiative perfectly reflects the uncompromising national commitment to environmental sustainability and upgrading urban life.
Nourishing the Eastern Forest Vegetation
The Eastern Forest provides a vital natural habitat for diverse trees and shrubs in Jeddah. The project brilliantly transforms treated water into a reliable lifeline that nourishes this precious vegetation. This phenomenal effort directly supports the ambitious objectives of both Saudi Vision 2030 and the Saudi Green Initiative. The main pumping station boasts an exceptional capacity of 28,800 cubic meters of treated water daily. The transmission line extends over a formidable 24 kilometers to ensure a highly sustainable supply.
Maximizing the Use of Treated Water Resources
The company emphasized that the profound impact of this project extends far beyond simple infrastructure. Reusing treated water for vital irrigation and afforestation creates a significantly more vibrant environmental landscape. This approach supports increased vegetation cover, preserves delicate ecological balances, and utilizes water resources highly efficiently. The project serves as an exceptional model for the complete transformation of treated water management. Saudi Arabia fiercely transforms every drop of water into a source of life for greener cities.
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By: Amita Kalsi





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