The National Water Company (NWC) of Saudi Arabia is a joint stock company, wholly owned by the state represented by the Public Investment Fund. It was established in 2008 to provide water and wastewater services on sound commercial bases in accordance with the international best practices.
The NWC is responsible for the production, transmission, distribution, and sale of water, as well as the collection, treatment, and disposal of wastewater in Saudi Arabia. It serves over 28 million customers and manages over 450,000 kilometers of water and wastewater networks.
The NWC is committed to providing its customers with high-quality and reliable water and wastewater services. It is also committed to protecting the environment and conserving water resources.
Here are some of the NWC's key achievements:
- Increased water production capacity by 40% since 2008
- Reduced water losses by 20% since 2008
- Increased wastewater treatment capacity by 50% since 2008
- Connected over 3 million new customers to water and wastewater networks since 2008
- Reduced environmental impact by implementing new water and wastewater treatment technologies
The NWC is also a leader in water conservation and demand management. It has implemented a number of initiatives to reduce water consumption, including:
- Public awareness campaigns
- Water efficiency programs for businesses and industries
- Installation of water-efficient fixtures and appliances
- Leak detection and repair programs
The NWC is a vital part of the Saudi Arabian economy and society. It provides essential services that support the country's development and growth. It is also committed to protecting the environment and conserving water resources for future generations.
