Oman Sewage Treatment Plant to Open

Oman’s Haya Water is to open the Al-Ansab sewage treatment plant, the main part of the Bausher Water Reuse Project in Bausher, Oman.

The Al-Ansab Sewage Treatment project, started in 2009 by Omani wastewater company Haya Water, uses membrane bioreactor technology to produce high-quality treated water and serves as the central monitoring unit for all treatment plants and networks in Muscat.

The plant has an initial capacity of 55,000m³ per day of treated water, which will be expanded later.

The project includes sewage collection networks and a main pumping station in Azaibah, which pumps the collected wastewater to the Al-Ansab Treatment Plant.

The new treatment plant is one of the cornerstones of the Bausher Water Reuse Project, according to Haya Water CEO Omar Al-Wahaibi.

The Omani company is also implementing an integrated water reuse system in the province of Seeb, which includes a water treatment plant with a capacity of 60,000m³ per day, a main collection line, wastewater collection networks and water-reuse distribution networks.