We are responsible for managing different types of heritage, including built, indigenous, contact and natural heritage.​

The Western Treatment Plant has played a crucial role in Melbourne's development, treating our sewage since 1897.

See how Melbourne Water is meeting the challenges of population growth and climate change to make Melbourne a better place to live.

Read how Melbourne Water is adapting our operations in response to a changing and increasingly variable climate.

Learn how we’re shading, cooling and greening Melbourne’s spaces to help maintain liveability in a changing climate.

See how we're improving our energy efficiency, and generating renewable energy from our operations.

Our hydroelectric power stations harness a natural, sustainable and reliable source of energy to generate renewable electricity – and reduce our carbon footprint. Learn how it works and the benefits to Melbourne.

We are working on a more holistic approach to delivering Melbourne’s urban water services.

Biosolids are the solid organic material leftover after sewage treatment, which can be reused in multiple ways.