New sewage treatment plants to be built in Tyumen region

Construction of water treatment plants began on the shores of Lake Dyadyukhino in the Tyumen region. The facility's capacity will be 3,200 cubic meters of water per day, the head of the region, Alexander Moore, said on his social networks.

It is assumed that the facilities will provide high-quality drinking water to the entire Sladkovsky district. The project will become a key element of the municipality's water supply development program.

According to the governor, the new station will be four times more powerful than the existing one. The project provides for the connection of the complex to an extensive system of water pipelines with a length of about 300 km.

The construction is carried out at the expense of the regional budget. The work is planned to be completed by 2027, writes the news agency " <url>".

Earlier, Izvestia wrote that Russian scientists have created a photocatalyst for water purification, which is activated by ordinary light from LED lamps. According to the creators, their invention can be used to build new type of treatment reactors or integrated into existing systems.

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