The Kunshan Huaqiao Sewage Treatment Plant, designed with a total capacity of one hundred and twenty-five thousand cubic meters per day, has been operating at an overcapacity since July of twenty-eighteen. This is due to the continuous expansion of the Huaqiao Industrial Park and an increasing population. The strain on the plant has resulted in high operational pressures and escalating costs. The urgency to expand and renovate the plant is palpable.

The answers to these questions might seem obvious, but they are crucial to our ongoing battle against pollution. In fact, the process of sewage treatment is a brilliant demonstration of engineering and environmental stewardship, working hand-in-hand to protect our water bodies and ecosystems.

Today, we turn our attention towards a remarkable undertaking that aims to address this very issue: The Shenzhen Dingshan River Estuary Water Quality Improvement Project. The scope of this project is impressive.

Why is the governance of our water environment so critical? And what are the challenges that stand in our way? To answer these questions, we delve into the compelling story of the Shenzhen Baihuahe Detention Tank Sewage Treatment Station Service Project.