Haya Water ensures Ramadan in Muscat will be a greener experience this year

Residents in Muscat will be able to enjoy a “Greener” experience this Ramadan thanks to the efforts of Haya Water in supplying tens of millions of litres of treated water to ensure that the trees, grass and plants of Muscat Parks and other major parks and public areas stay healthy.
As Ramadan progresses more and more families love to take the opportunity to get out and about to enjoy the cooler evening weather and fresh air – with thousands of them visiting Muscat’s many parks and landscaped open areas.
But as they walk around the parks and enjoy the range of trees, plants, flowers and grassed areas to sit and play on few would realise the impact that Haya Water’s world-class water re-use project is having on ensuring the health and vitality of this “green” environment.
This is all part of the company’s continued to commitment to work towards helping Muscat to become a much better city for its residents to live in and where commercial companies can prosper in the future.
The treated water supplied from Haya Water’s ongoing project is supplied to Muscat Municipality who use it for all the public gardens and parks they manage in addition to ensuring that the plants and trees on the Sultan Qaboos Highway are kept in the best condition.
In total over 50 million litres of treated water every day is provided for irrigation purposes in the Muscat Municipality area – or the equivalent of enough water to fill 20 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
Commenting on the impact of Haya Water on the greening of Muscat, Haya Water CEO Omar Al Wahaibi said: “We are delighted that the benefits of our project are now helping in a significant way to ensure that Muscat’s open spaces and parks stay green and healthy during Ramadan – a time when so many families will go out together in the evening and want to enjoy the cooler weather together at this very special time of the year.
“Haya Water has developed water re-use project in such a way to ensure that the bulk of the effluent that was treated by our new modern water treatment plants can then be used to help Muscat become greener and cleaner.
“We are delighted to be able to see for ourselves every day in the green areas of the Muscat Governorate how much of an impact our water re-use system is having – replacing the need for other scarce or expensive water resources to be used for irrigation purposes.”
Haya Water is currently engaged on one of the largest civil engineering projects ever undertaken in the Sultanate and is dedicated to ensuring a “Greener and Cleaner Muscat” for everyone living and working in Muscat Governorate. When completed over 80 per cent of Muscat residents will be connected directly to the new modern system.
It will mean an end for most residents of the need for a smelly septic tank and the requirement for a truck to come and take away waste water from private homes and businesses across the whole of Muscat – making life healthier for families and children.
The company is using state of the art Membrane Reactor Technology (MBR) to implement the water re-use system and ensure the highest quality of treated water from the plants that is then suitable for use for a wide range of irrigation purposes – which means the project is of enormous environmental benefit to the whole of Muscat.
As a company Haya Water is fully committed to serving society in Muscat by delivering a world-class water reuse project that produce major benefits to individuals, businesses and communities across the Muscat Governorate.
Background Information
Haya Water
Haya Water is Oman Wastewater Services Company's brand name. The Oman Wastewater Services Company SAOC was established in accordance to the Commercial Companies Law in the Sultanate of Oman in December 2002 with an initial shareholder capital of RO 20 million. The company has been incorporated as a joint stock company owned by the Government of the Sultanate of Oman.
The Corporate Office of the company is located in Al Khuwair, Muscat. Oman Wastewater Services Company is engaged in building and operating a world class wastewater system in the Governate of Muscat.