Khorfakkan:Sharjah The Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority (SEWA) has finalized the development of a pumping station, storage tanks, and water network extension in the Nahwa area of Khorfakkan. This effort is part of SEWA's ongoing initiatives to supply electricity and water services to the heritage village development project in the region.
According to Emirates News Agency, Engineer Saud Abdulaziz, Director of the Khorfakkan Department at SEWA, emphasized that the newly completed infrastructure projects strengthen Nahwa's water systems. The projects highlight SEWA's commitment to utilizing smart technologies to enhance operational efficiency and ensure sustainable services.
The Nahwa project includes a state-of-the-art pumping station, water storage tanks, and an integrated distribution network with advanced operating and monitoring systems. These features boost pumping efficiency, increase storage capacity, and ensure a reliable water supply, meeting both current and future needs of the area.
SEWA is also intensifying its efforts to deliver electricity to the Heritage Village in Nahwa. This includes the installation of a 1,500 kVA electrical distribution substation and the laying of 1,600 meters of 11 kV high-voltage cables to secure necessary power supply and improve the network's efficiency and reliability.
In terms of water services, a 500-meter water network has been installed to support the water needs of the Heritage Village development project, ensuring the infrastructure is prepared to serve its facilities effectively.