Sea level rise is projected to increase over the next 100 years as a result of climate change, worsening coastal inundation. Please refer to our Interim Development Assessment Principles while our 2017 Planning for Sea Level Rise Guidelines are being updated.
We’re installing a new pressure reducing valve in the St Helena pipe-track, located off St Helena Road, St Helena.
World Water Day is a reminder of how clean water and sanitation is essential to our way of life.
Melbourne Water is proud to partner with Deakin’s Public Art Commission on this year’s public art show, Treatment III.
The Western Treatment Plant will become the centrepiece of a public art project aiming to break down the stigma surrounding Melbourne’s amazing sewerage system.
Melbourne Water has recently completed a solar farm at its Winneke Water Treatment Plant, designed to reduce emissions effectively, while also maximising the energy production for land area used.
The consultation and submissions stage of the Maribyrnong River Flood Review is now complete.
While Melbourne Water’s Eastern Treatment Plant has been licensed as a Major Hazard Facility since 2000, safety has been our priority since operations commenced in 1975.
In Melbourne, water is essential to our way of life. Today, clean, affordable water is readily available to our homes and businesses whenever we need it. Running from Beaconsfield to Langwarrin, the M418 water main is integral to the water supply for the Mornington Peninsula area. The main consists of divide and air valves to allow for outages, maintenance works and functionality. We’re conducting improvement works to ensure it continues to operate efficiently throughout the Cranbourne community, today, tomorrow and for generations to come.
Melbourne’s water corporations have today launched the Greater Melbourne Urban Water and System Strategy: Water for Life, a shared plan that will shore up Melbourne’s water supplies for the next 50 years.