To meet the increasing water demand in the province of Rizal, Manila Water is carrying out the construction of the P450-million Antipolo Transmission Line, which will be a vital component in delivering water services to the province. 

Clark Water, a subsidiary of Manila Water Philippine Ventures and the sole water and wastewater service provider of the Clark Freeport Zone (CFZ), has been recently recognized as one of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources-Central Luzon’s Environmental Champions.

Manila Water Company, in partnership with the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) and the Quezon City Government, formally opens the first phase of La Mesa Ecopark on June 29. The La Mesa Ecopark will now be under the management and stewardship of Manila Water led by Manila Water Foundation.

As we enter the rainy season, Manila Water reminds its customers of the importance of regular desludging to maintain efficient septic system at home. Manila Water recommends regular siphoning of household septic tanks every 3-5 years to prevent build-up of sludge in the septic tank which can block pipes and drains, leading to overflows and system failure.

Manila Water and its partners gathered for the Year 3 of the Company’s annual Arbor Day event “Punong-puno ng Pag-asa” to celebrate how planting of trees supports generations of life on Earth.