Sg Dua water treatment plant

Penang’s Sg Dua treatment plant to raise treatment capacity starting this month

A new module at the plant to be launched next week will increase maximum capacity by 114 MLD

Necessary to diversify Penang water sources for rising demand: Zairil

Exco says state has been seeing 10% increase in demand in last four years, which is unusually high, thus plans to build four more WTPs

Govt pondering grants, loans for Penang water works, says Fadillah

The government is studying the need to extend aid in the form of grants or loans to Penang for upgrades to main valves at the Sg Dua water treatment plant in Butterworth, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof.

Penang water woes subside as PBAPP announces early completion of works

Penang Water Supply Corporation chief executive officer K. Pathmanantan said all the water works planned at Sg Dua WTP and 22 other locations were completed ahead of schedule and water supply restoration had started around 11pm last night. 

Penang’s four-day water disruption in Jan will affect around 590,000 residents: exco

Zairil Khir Johari said that about 590,000 consumers on the Penang island and mainland Seberang Prai would be affected by the development, as Perbadanan Bekalan Air Pulau Pinang Sdn Bhd (PBAPP) has to shut down the Sg Dua WTP to replace two units of 1,200mm control valves that are leaking. 

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