GD Wasser upgrades wastewater plant in Vietnam

GD Wasser has upgraded an existing waste water treatment facility at the Duc Hoa industrial park in Vietnam.

Located at Duc Hoa, Long An province, in the Mekong Delta near Ho Chi Minh City, the new waste water plant has a capacity of up to 1,300m² per day.

The plant, which is now in the commissioning phase, has been built to treat the waste water of Duc Hoa industrial park before it is disposed into the Mekong river.

Latest waste water treatment processes and equipment have been used at the time of upgrading the plant.

The company’s engineers have designed and optimised the said equipment to achieve the best quality while remaining highly cost efficient.

Although they have completed several initiatives in clean water generation, this project marks GD Wasser’s entry into waste water treatment.

Based in Singapore and Vietnam, GD Wasser is a joint venture company between New Asia Investments (30%), De.mem (40%) and Glacier (30%).

The company operates mainly on a build-own-operate (BOO) model for providing clean water to its municipal and industrial clients.

GD Wasser finances, designs, builds and operates decentralised water treatment plants.