Ajman Sewerage, an active partner in promoting a greener, cleaner and well-developed UAE, highlighted the advantages of developing a smart sewerage infrastructure in line with its water treatment and recycling expertise at a key seminar in the emirate.

A joint venture between the government of Ajman and leading international water treatment experts Besix and Veolia, the entity collects wastewater, treats it and delivers treated water to the emirate.

The organisation participated in the fourth Ajman International Environment Conference. The event, organised by the Municipality and Planning Department of Ajman, acted as a platform for several industry experts on “Smart Cities and Green Innovation”.

Xavier Mathieu, the technical and performance manager at Ajman Sewerage   said his company and its operator Moalajah, a Besix-Veolia joint venture, have developed a smart sewerage infrastructure in Ajman.

The wastewater network is continuously monitored through real-time control and remote management, which provides numerous benefits such as optimised system coordination, increased assets capacity, power savings, and reduced sediment deposition in the sewers and pump stations, he stated.