Sembcorp Industries Annual Report 2007 - Vital Partners Essential Solutions

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Pictured: (from left) Zheng Qiao Geng, General Manager of Sembcorp's water operations in the Zhangjiagang Free Trade Zone, with Shen Lin, Director of the China Zhangjiagang Free Trade Zone Safety & Environmental Protection Management Bureau, at Sembcorp's wastewater treatment facility in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu Province.

The Sembcorp team solves real problems with real understanding.

Our expertise means the best wastewater treatment solutions for our customers in China. With wastewater treatment plants generally ill-equipped to treat high concentration wastewater from heavy industries, local industrial manufacturers spend time and money pre-treating their industrial wastewater before it is sent to integrated wastewater treatment plants.

Sembcorp's solution to this is backed by our extensive wastewater treatment experience in Singapore. The upcoming expansion of our Zhangjiagang wastewater treatment plant in Jiangsu Province will treat high concentration wastewater to environmental limits directly from source, without any biological pre-treatment needed.

This will free customers to concentrate on their core business operations, while partnering with local authorities in their goal of environmental protection. The project marks a first in China, and has been selected by the governments of China and Singapore as a joint showcase for integrated water management.