Philippine Hydro, Inc. (PhilHydro)—wholly owned subsidiary of Maynilad Water Services, Inc.—spent Php50 million to upgrade its Legazpi City Water Treatment Plant in Albay, Bicol, which produces potable water supply for some 22,000 households in the area.
Philippine Hydro, Inc. —wholly owned subsidiary of Maynilad Water Services, Inc.—spent Php50 million to upgrade its Legazpi City Water Treatment Plant in Albay, Bicol, which produces potable water supply for some 22,000 households in the area.
With this upgrade, the facility can sustain its production output of 30 million liters per day even during the rainy season when the level of turbidity in the raw water supply increases. Turbidity refers to the cloudiness of a fluid caused by the concentration of particles. “The increased turbidity of the river water—exacerbated by man-made activities upstream and soil erosion during heavy rains—necessitate this additional water treatment process. The upgraded facility will ensure consistent water quality and supply, even under these challenging conditions,” said PhilHydro General Manager, Engr. Mirla M. De Leon. “Our sustained investment in the infrastructure is proof of our commitment to provide quality service to Legazpeños.
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