GIPPSLAND Water Factory is now treating domestic wastewater from eight local towns at its Maryvale treatment and recycling plant.
LATROBE Valley families will benefit from a donation to Legacy by the Gippsland Water Factory alliance, its workforce and contractors.
A micro hydro system that converts energy from water into electricity is now generating ‘green’ renewable power for the Gippsland Water Factory.
The start of commissioning for the Gippsland Water Factory has been put back several months to ensure the safety of the workforce and to protect the environment and high-tech equipment at the new Maryvale plant.
The Gippsland Water Factory alliance is set to donate surplus furniture, appliances and household goods from 24 houses to local bushfire victims.
Construction of the Gippsland Water Factory is more than 90 per cent complete at both the Maryvale plant and on the pipelines and pump stations that form the transfer system.
Students at Moe’s Baringa School will keep their vegetable garden growing through summer without wasting water, thanks to a donation from the Gippsland Water Factory alliance, its workforce and contractors.
Medical equipment purchased with a donation from the Gippsland Water Factory alliance, its workforce and contractors will help make local asbestos sufferers more comfortable in their homes.
Construction of the Gippsland Water Factory system, including both the Maryvale treatment plant and the transfer pipeline systems, is now more than 80 per cent complete.
Gippsland Water Factory’s workforce is set to peak at about 300 people and its local spend has hit more than $27.5 million, as the push to complete the new wastewater treatment and recycling system intensifies.