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Sydney Water is helping to shape the Western Parkland City using a total water cycle approach to deliver sustainable wastewater and recycled water services.
In planning the centre we’ve looked at the best use of water resources across the catchment, how we define the way we value and manage water, moving from single water use to multi-reuse.
The solution will help keep water in the landscape and local waterways to shape bluer and greener communities and create a better life for our customers.
The centre will help us make every precious drop of water count.
Sydney Water is helping to shape the Western Parkland City using a total water cycle approach to deliver sustainable wastewater and recycled water services.
In planning the centre we’ve looked at the best use of water resources across the catchment, how we define the way we value and manage water, moving from single water use to multi-reuse.
The solution will help keep water in the landscape and local waterways to shape bluer and greener communities and create a better life for our customers.
The centre will help us make every precious drop of water count.
We’re planning an advanced water recycling centre to support population and economic growth at and around the new Western Sydney International Airport.
This is essential infrastructure required to support development of the Western Sydney Aerotropolis, where the population is expected to multiply 25 times - from 25,000 today to 650,000 by 2056.
