New Delta Treatment Plant Breaks Records achieving Four Guinness World Records (GWR)

Egypt’s New Delta Treatment Plant Breaks Records By Achieving Four Prestigious Guinness World Records (GWR)!

The world’s largest plant of its type, the New Delta Agricultural Wastewater Treatment Plant in Egypt, boasts an impressive capacity of 7.5 million cubic meters per day. The plant is designed and built by a consortium of Hassan Allam Construction, Metito, Orascom Construction PLC, and The Arab Contractors, under a mandate from the Egyptian Ministry of Defense’s Engineering Authority – Water Department.

The New Delta Plant has been awarded four significant GWR titles:
– The largest water treatment facility, spanning a massive size of 320,600 square meters.
– The largest water treatment plant with a capacity of 86.8 m3 per second.
– The largest epoxy coating in a building, covering an expansive area of 520,339 square meters.
– The largest sludge treatment plant, showcasing a substantial capacity of 670 kilograms.

The New Delta plant is a live testament to Egyptian Government’s unwavering commitment to achieving water security through optimizing the usage of fresh water and building climate-smart water infrastructure. With an ambitious and progressive water treatment, reuse, and purification program, this plant is in line with the Government’s strategy to expand agricultural lands and build more resilient communities.