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Jebel Az-Zumar Phase Three Raises Capacity
The article concerns the development of the wastewater treatment plant at Jabal Al-Asfar in Qalyubia, which was built in three phases to increase its capacity. The current capacity of the plant reached 2.5 million cubic meters per day after completing the second phase, and the third phase plans to raise the capacity to 3.5 million cubic meters per day with implementation scheduled for early 2027. The plant relies on sludge treatment and biogas production, which covers approximately 70% of the electricity consumption, contributing to a reduction in the monthly bill from 35 million Egyptian pounds to around 14-15 million pounds. Additionally, the solid materials are used to produce gas and electricity, helping to decrease carbon emissions. The plant also integrates with the Bahr El-Baqar Agricultural Development Station, where the treated water is used for irrigating farmlands, as part of a strategic plan to maximize resource utilization and reduce the load on the electrical grid.
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