Projects

A new 1.2km gravity sewer will be built to divert sewage flows from the Maribyrnong River Main (MRM) sewer which transports wastewater to the Western Treatment Plant.

Rehabilitation of 2.7km of sewer pipeline, originally constructed in 1916, which transfers flows from Eastern Melbourne suburbs and conveys them to the South Yarra Main (SYM).

Construction of new high voltage redundancy for current electrical assets and renewal of existing assets for ongoing operations at the Eastern Sewerage Treatment plant.

To increase the sludge digestion capacity without building additional digester tanks, by implementing Recuperative Thickening.

Upgrade to the existing plant treatment processes and many of the existing assets, including required replacement as they are now at the end-of life and/or do not meet current Melbourne Water standards.

Construction of a 3.25 km 1150 mm diameter pipeline along Melton Highway, to meet the increased demand of the rapidly expanding Melton-Caroline Springs area.

A REFCL is a type of electricity network protection device that operates similar to a safety switch. The REFCL limits the amount of energy released at the location of a fault when an earth fault occurs on a powerline.

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Renewal of the deteriorating assets in the Hawthorn Main Sewer. The Rehabilitate of the main sewer will reduce the risk of asset failure and extend the life of the assets.

Bulk earthworks and placement of biosolids and capping materials over a 42ha site, to prepare for a future large scale solar energy project.

Restore stormwater treatment function to wetland, while improving the safety and maintainability of the wetland and improving the habitat and amenity of the site.

Replacement of the aging high voltage switchgear at the Winneke Main Substation.

Part of Melbourne Water’s Reimagining Your Creek pilot program to demonstrate how urbanised creeks and drains improve quality, accessibility, visual and ecological value of public open space.