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Biosolids in Maynilad septage to be converted into bio-bricks
The Philippine Star
|February 03, 2024
West Zone concessionaire Maynilad Water Services Inc. will convert biosolids produced from the septage treatment process into bio-bricks as part of its environment and sustainability efforts.
In a statement, Maynilad said the project targets to produce an initial 372,000 pieces of bio-bricks to be used for the construction of its facilities.
Bio-bricks are lightweight, cementlike materials that can be safely used as substitutes for ordinary hollow blocks.
Maynilad said the initial bio-bricks will be produced from an eco hub inside the company’s Camana water reclamation facility in Caloocan.
The bio-bricks would be used for building perimeter fences for Maynilad’s water and wastewater treatment plants, as well as non-load-bearing structures for its various offices and facilities.
The water concessionaire has partnered with GA Nexuz Inc., a forerunner in using sustainable and green technologies in its products and services, to carry out the project.
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