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Vital Partners<br />

Essential<br />

<strong>Water</strong> Solutions


1<br />

A Global <strong>Water</strong> Service Provider<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> is a trusted global water service provider and Singapore’s largest<br />

water management company. With water and wastewater operations across<br />

five continents, <strong>Sembcorp</strong> is a vital partner to communities, governments and<br />

industries.<br />

From specialised industrial wastewater treatment to water reclamation,<br />

desalination and the supply of potable and industrial water, <strong>Sembcorp</strong> offers<br />

a comprehensive suite of effective solutions to meet even the most challenging<br />

water needs of a wide range of industries and communities. A provider of<br />

innovative solutions for clean and sustainable water, <strong>Sembcorp</strong> manages<br />

facilities capable of producing and treating over six million cubic metres of<br />

water and wastewater daily and serves close to five million people worldwide.<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong>’s wastewater treatment plant in Nanjing, China


2 3<br />

<strong>Water</strong> Player with a Difference<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong>’s Total <strong>Water</strong> & Wastewater Solutions<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> provides total water and wastewater solutions that meet our<br />

industrial and municipal customers’ needs. Providing innovative solutions<br />

for clean and sustainable water, <strong>Sembcorp</strong> helps its customers comply with<br />

discharge regulations, limit their environmental impact and conserve resources.<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> also provides water systems to municipalities and has global experience<br />

in running efficient high quality water and wastewater operations with first class<br />

customer service departments and billing systems using the latest technology.<br />

Industrial &<br />

Municipal Clients<br />

Recycle<br />

& Supply<br />

Product<br />

<strong>Water</strong><br />

Discharge<br />

Wastewater<br />

Effluent<br />

Wastewater<br />

Treatment Plant<br />

Treat<br />

Comprehensive <strong>Water</strong> Capabilities<br />

<strong>Water</strong> Treatment, Supply and Distribution<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> is capable of providing the full range of potable water<br />

supply and distribution services. Managing the entire municipal water<br />

or wastewater operation, from treatment, to supply and customer services,<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> improves efficiency through optimising infrastructure and processes<br />

to deliver first class customer services. Delivering safe and clean drinking<br />

water to millions, <strong>Sembcorp</strong> has a track record in negotiating and structuring<br />

concession agreements with municipalities in many jurisdictions.<br />

Bournemouth and West Hampshire <strong>Water</strong>, our UK operation, provides water<br />

to the counties of Hampshire, Dorset and Wiltshire and was ranked the UK’s<br />

number one water company in 2009 for its overall performance in service<br />

delivery by Ofwat, the country’s water services regulator. In addition, our<br />

South African operations were amongst only 5% of the country’s water<br />

networks to be given “Blue Drop” status by the Department of Environment<br />

and <strong>Water</strong> Affairs, in recognition of their provision of high quality water<br />

services. <strong>Sembcorp</strong> also provides an extensive range of industrial water<br />

products including demineralised water, industrial water, raw water, chilled<br />

water, cooling water, seawater cooling and fire water.<br />

From wastewater treatment to water reclamation, desalination and water<br />

supply, <strong>Sembcorp</strong> has the expertise to manage the entire water and<br />

wastewater treatment cycle in an integrated manner. This integrated closed<br />

loop approach, covering the entire water cycle, minimises discharge and<br />

exemplifies our focus on conserving water and protecting the environment.<br />

Total <strong>Water</strong> and<br />

Wastewater Capacity<br />

48%<br />

<strong>Water</strong> Reclamation & <strong>Water</strong> Supply Plant<br />

52%<br />

Bournemouth & West Hampshire <strong>Water</strong> (BWHW), UK<br />

Area of <strong>Water</strong> Supply<br />

Tollard<br />

Royal<br />

BlANDFORD<br />

Chase Farm<br />

Crichel<br />

Tarrant<br />

Monkton<br />

RIVER<br />

AllEN<br />

Sturminste r Wimborne<br />

Marshal l<br />

Broad Chal k<br />

Cranborne<br />

RIVER<br />

CRANE<br />

RIVER<br />

STOUR<br />

SAlISBURy<br />

RIVER<br />

AVON Ibsley<br />

Verwood<br />

longham<br />

Odstock<br />

Bodenham<br />

Standlynch<br />

Woodgreen<br />

Breamore<br />

Fordingbridge<br />

THE NEW<br />

FOREST<br />

Ringwood<br />

Burley<br />

Matchams<br />

Bransgore<br />

Whiteparish<br />

Sway<br />

Brockenhurst<br />

lyndhurst<br />

Beaulieu<br />

lyMINGTON<br />

RIVER<br />

Supply area<br />

Rivers / <strong>Water</strong>ways<br />

Reservoi r<br />

Pumping statio n<br />

SOUTHAMPTON<br />

Fawley<br />

BEAUlIEU<br />

RIVER<br />

n Municipal<br />

n Industrial<br />

POOlE<br />

Broadstone<br />

BWHW’s<br />

Head Office<br />

Christchurch<br />

BOURNEMOUTH<br />

New Milton lymington<br />

ISlE OF<br />

WIGHT


4 5<br />

<strong>Water</strong> Reclamation<br />

As the pioneer of the commercial reclamation<br />

of water from municipal and industrial<br />

wastewater effluent in Singapore, <strong>Sembcorp</strong><br />

is capable of turning effluent into high-purity<br />

water for power and steam generation, as well<br />

as process industry operations. The company<br />

is also the developer, owner and operator of<br />

one of the world’s largest water reclamation<br />

plants in Singapore. This plant, the <strong>Sembcorp</strong><br />

NE<strong>Water</strong> Plant, was the winner of the 2010<br />

Global <strong>Water</strong> Intelligence Global <strong>Water</strong> Awards<br />

“<strong>Water</strong> Reuse Project of the Year” and received<br />

the “2010 WateReuse International Award”<br />

from the WateReuse Association.<br />

The <strong>Sembcorp</strong> NE<strong>Water</strong> Plant in<br />

Changi, Singapore<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong>’s wastewater treatment facility in Zhangjiagang, China<br />

Wastewater Treatment<br />

Applying a suite of wastewater treatment technologies ranging from filtration<br />

to biological treatment, <strong>Sembcorp</strong> has the expertise to integrate these<br />

technologies into a seamless system, managing and customising the processes<br />

to effectively treat wastewater of different profiles from both industrial and<br />

municipal customers. With the technical expertise and operational scale in<br />

treating multiple streams of complex industrial wastewater, <strong>Sembcorp</strong> can<br />

treat all types of wastewater directly from source, without the need for any<br />

pre-treatment on the part of its customers.<br />

Desalination<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> develops, owns and operates large-scale integrated power-anddesalination<br />

plants in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Oman, which use<br />

various seawater desalination technologies such as Multi-Stage Flash and<br />

Reverse Osmosis. Its facility in the UAE, the Fujairah 1 Independent <strong>Water</strong> and<br />

Power Plant, is the world’s largest operating hybrid desalination plant. It also<br />

received a Distinction at the 2007 Global <strong>Water</strong> Intelligence Global <strong>Water</strong><br />

Awards “Power and <strong>Water</strong> Deal of the Year”.<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> owns and operates facilities capable of treating high organic<br />

concentration industrial wastewater with Chemical Oxygen Demand of more<br />

than 14,000 milligrammes per litre and high salinity industrial wastewater<br />

with salinity of up to 50,000 milligrammes per litre. The company is also<br />

the developer, owner and operator of China’s first facility treating high<br />

concentration industrial wastewater without pre-treatment required by<br />

customers. This facility in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu Province was conferred<br />

Honour Awards in the International <strong>Water</strong> Association’s Global as well as<br />

East Asian Regional Project Innovation Awards 2010.<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong>’s hybrid desalination facility in Fujairah, UAE


6 7<br />

Focus on Process & Technology<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong>’s global facilities consist of diverse models of water and wastewater<br />

treatment plants. <strong>Sembcorp</strong> uses its extensive experience to apply best available<br />

technology and the most appropriate solutions to meet customers’ needs.<br />

Technologies and solutions adopted include:<br />

n Anaerobic biological treatment processes<br />

for complex industrial wastewater<br />

n Low fouling, high flux membranes for increased water recovery<br />

n Energy-efficient seawater desalination<br />

Membrane Bioreactor<br />

Technology<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> is the first company to apply<br />

Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) technology<br />

for the treatment of high salinity<br />

industrial wastewater in Singapore.<br />

Advantages of MBR:<br />

n Produces consistently good quality<br />

effluent<br />

n Uses less chemicals and energy<br />

n Plant footprint can be reduced<br />

by up to about 25% compared to<br />

conventional aerobic systems<br />

n Reduction of sludge generation<br />

Application of MBR technology<br />

in Singapore<br />

Track Record in Applying Advanced Technologies<br />

Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment Systems<br />

Since 1999, <strong>Sembcorp</strong> has been applying the anaerobic wastewater treatment<br />

system developed by the Lee Kuan Yew <strong>Water</strong> Prize 2009 winner, Professor<br />

Gatze Lettinga. <strong>Sembcorp</strong> has applied the Expanded Granular Sludge Bed<br />

(EGSB) technology at its facilities both in Singapore and China and is to-date the<br />

only company to have used this technology in Singapore.<br />

Advanced Membrane Systems<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> pioneered the commercial reclamation of municipal and industrial<br />

wastewater effluent into high purity reclaimed water in Singapore using<br />

advanced membrane systems such as microfiltration and reverse osmosis.<br />

In addition, the company has developed and now owns and operates the<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> NE<strong>Water</strong> Plant, the largest NE<strong>Water</strong> plant in Singapore and one of<br />

the world’s largest membrane-based water reclamation plants.<br />

Advantages of EGSB:<br />

n<br />

n<br />

n<br />

Capable of treating high concentration industrial wastewater, <strong>Sembcorp</strong>’s<br />

facilities are capable of treating industrial wastewater with Chemical<br />

Oxygen Demand (COD) above 10,000 milligrammes per litre.<br />

Sludge generation can be reduced by up to approximately 10 times<br />

compared to conventional aerobic systems<br />

Potential for the recovery of renewable energy<br />

Reverse osmosis elements are used at the <strong>Sembcorp</strong> NE<strong>Water</strong> Plant, Singapore


8<br />

Our <strong>Water</strong> Capabilities Worldwide<br />

9<br />

ASEAN<br />

Middle East and Africa<br />

The Americas<br />

Key Products and<br />

Services /Geography<br />

Singapore Indonesia Philippines China Oman UAE South<br />

Africa<br />

UK<br />

Antigua,<br />

Bonaire<br />

& Curaçao<br />

Chile<br />

Panama<br />

Total<br />

Industrial<br />

Wastewater Treatment<br />

Hydraulic Capacity<br />

(m 3 /day)<br />

<strong>Water</strong> for<br />

Industrial Use (m 3 /day)<br />

Total Industrial<br />

<strong>Water</strong> Capacity (m 3 /day)<br />

Municipal<br />

Wastewater Treatment<br />

Hydraulic Capacity<br />

(m 3 /day)<br />

17,568 115,200 132,768<br />

2,716,232 168,080 174,000 10,300 3,068,612<br />

2,733,800 283,280 174,000 10,300 3,201,380<br />

10,200 63,400 112,900 186,500<br />

Potable <strong>Water</strong> (m 3 /day) 256,000 81,000 940,000 89,500 270,000 77,000 76,000 1,789,500<br />

Total Municipal<br />

<strong>Water</strong> Capacity (m 3 /day)<br />

256,000 91,200 940,000 152,900 270,000 189,900 76,000 1,976,000<br />

Reclaimed <strong>Water</strong> (m 3 /day) 268,000 4,000 272,000<br />

Desalinated <strong>Water</strong> (m 3 /day) 69,000 591,800 18,000 678,800<br />

Total <strong>Water</strong> Capacity (m 3 /day) 3,001,800 256,000 91,200 1,227,280 69,000 591,800 152,900 444,000 18,000 200,200 76,000 6,128,180<br />

m 3 : cubic metres<br />

* Table includes current capabilities and expansions as of August 31, 2010


10<br />

11<br />

Utilities<br />

Strong Global Capabilities<br />

<strong>Water</strong> Capacity (m 3 /day)<br />

3,001,800<br />

Municipal Industrial Reclamation Desalination<br />

In operation <br />

In development <br />

6,000,000<br />

China<br />

Yancheng<br />

Zhumadian<br />

Fuzhou<br />

Qitaihe<br />

Yanjiao<br />

Xinmin<br />

5,000,000<br />

Developer, Owner and Operator of <strong>Water</strong><br />

and Wastewater Treatment Facilities with<br />

>6 million m 3 /day<br />

Indonesia<br />

Batam<br />

Talang Kelapa<br />

Philippines<br />

Subic Bay<br />

South Africa<br />

Nelspruit<br />

Ballito<br />

UK<br />

Bournemouth<br />

Chile<br />

Santiago<br />

Colina<br />

Lampa<br />

Antofagasta<br />

La Negra<br />

2010<br />

Panama<br />

Lake Gatun<br />

The<br />

Caribbean<br />

Antigua<br />

Bonaire<br />

Curaçao<br />

2011<br />

China<br />

Qinzhou<br />

2012<br />

Oman<br />

Salalah<br />

1,200,000<br />

1,000,000<br />

1,227,280<br />

Serving a Population of Close to<br />

5 million Worldwide<br />

2009<br />

Singapore<br />

Changi<br />

China<br />

Tianjin<br />

800,000<br />

4,000,000<br />

3,000,000<br />

2008<br />

2006 China<br />

UAE Shenyang<br />

Fujairah<br />

China<br />

Zhangjiagang<br />

2005<br />

2003 China<br />

UK Nanjing<br />

Teesside Shanghai<br />

600,000<br />

591,800<br />

444,000<br />

400,000<br />

2,000,000<br />

1997<br />

Singapore<br />

Jurong Island<br />

200,000<br />

256,000<br />

152,900<br />

200,200<br />

1,000,000<br />

1997 2013<br />

and beyond<br />

0<br />

91,200<br />

69,000<br />

76,000<br />

18,000<br />

Singapore IndonesiaPhilippines Oman UAE South<br />

Chile Panama The<br />

Africa<br />

Caribbean<br />

ASEAN China Middle East & Africa UK The Americas<br />

Operations in the Caribbean include Antigua, Bonaire and Curaçao<br />

m 3 : cubic metres


A global water<br />

service provider<br />

PANAMA<br />

Lake Gatun<br />

CHILE<br />

UK<br />

Bournemouth<br />

Teesside<br />

THE CARIBBEAN<br />

Antigua<br />

Bonaire<br />

Curaçao<br />

Antofagasta<br />

Colina<br />

Lampa<br />

La Negra<br />

Santiago<br />

UAE<br />

Fujairah<br />

Fuzhou<br />

Nanjing<br />

Qinzhou<br />

Qitaihe<br />

Shenyang<br />

Shanghai<br />

CHINA<br />

Salalah<br />

OMAN<br />

PHILIPPINES<br />

Subic Bay<br />

SINGAPORE<br />

Changi<br />

Jurong Island INDONESIA<br />

SOUTH AFRICA<br />

Ballito<br />

Nelspruit<br />

Tianjin<br />

Xinmin<br />

Yancheng<br />

Yanjiao<br />

Zhangjiagang<br />

Zhumadian<br />

Batam<br />

Talang Kelapa


About <strong>Sembcorp</strong> Industries<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> Industries is a leading energy, water and marine group operating<br />

in across six continents worldwide. With facilities with 5,600 megawatts of gross<br />

power capacity and over six million cubic metres of water per day in operation<br />

and under development, <strong>Sembcorp</strong> is a trusted provider of essential energy and<br />

water solutions to both industrial and municipal customers. It is also a world<br />

leader in marine and offshore engineering, as well as an established developer<br />

of integrated townships and industrial parks.<br />

The Group has total assets of S$10 billion and employs over 9,000 employees.<br />

Listed on the main board of the Singapore Exchange, it is a component stock of<br />

the Straits Times Index and several MSCI indices.<br />

<strong>Sembcorp</strong> Industries Ltd<br />

30 Hill Street #05-04<br />

Singapore 179360<br />

Tel: +65 6723 3113<br />

Fax: +65 6822 3254<br />

www.sembcorp.com<br />

Co Regn No. 199802418D

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