SM City Baguio set to convert rainwater into potable water

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SM City Baguio set to convert rainwater into potable water
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The Rainwater Filtration facility is one of SM Prime Holding’s initiatives to its commitment towards sustainable development in the communities it serves. BrandRap

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“The mall’s Rainwater Filtration facility will supply the mall with enough potable water that can be redistributed to mall tenants for various uses including washing, cleaning, and safe for drinking, to help reduce sourcing from the communities’ water table, leaving more water supply for the Baguio community to use,” SM Supermalls Senior Vice President Bien C. Mateo disclosed.

In 2022, the real estate developer has recycled a total of 3.58 million cubic meters of water across its properties in the Philippines. The rainwater catchment system installed in SM City Baguio can draw and store a total of 51 million liters of rainwater in a year, based on 2022 PAGASA rainfall volume for Baguio City. This is equivalent to 20 Olympic-size swimming pools, 13.4 million gallons of drinking water, 373,510 full baths, and 672,318 10-minute showers.During rain fall, rainwater is collected in the tank and treated for reuse within the mall.

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