![Generic placeholder image](https://www.manilawater.com/storage/posts/20230220/Aglipay STP photo1_1000x590.png)
Manila Water’s Aglipay STP Achieves 1M Safe Man-hours
![](/assets/img/calendar-icon.png)
Manila Water, together with its contractor and consultant, Megawide Construction Corporation and Suez International, recently celebrated one million safe man-hours without lost time incident in the construction of the Aglipay Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) in Barangay Old Zaniga, Mandaluyong City.
![Generic placeholder image](https://www.manilawater.com/storage/posts/20230215/Pipelaying 5_1000x1333.png)
Manila Water intensifies service expansion projects for Rizal Province
![](/assets/img/calendar-icon.png)
Manila Water’s mission to deliver world-class services tailored to the needs of the communities it serves continues, as the Company boosts the implementation of its service expansion program this year particularly for Rizal Province. Manila Water is set to spend P833 million for projects slated for implementation this year in Rizal Province which include 23 mainline extension and individualization projects.
CEMEX, Manila Water pioneer use of biosolids for alternative fuels
![](/assets/img/calendar-icon.png)
CEMEX Philippines and Manila Water Company recently signed a partnership allowing the use of biosolids as alternative fuels, a first in the Philippines and a major accomplishment in helping address climate change in alignment with the Philippine government’s priority thrust towards adaptation and resiliency.
![Generic placeholder image](https://www.manilawater.com/storage/posts/20230203/La Mesa Dam Intake 4_1000x598.png)
Manila Water’s new aqueduct to reinforce water security and service reliability in the East Zone
![](/assets/img/calendar-icon.png)
East Zone concessionaire Manila Water recently inaugurated one of its flagship projects that seeks to boost water security and service reliability for its more than 7.4 million customers in eastern Metro Manila and Rizal Province. This major water project augurs well with the government’s “Build Better More” program, which prioritizes the build of infrastructure as a key engine for growth and economic development.
![Generic placeholder image](https://www.manilawater.com/storage/posts/20230202/Wawa-Calawis WTP_1000x749.png)
Manila Water’s P181-B service improvement plan supports government’s Build Better More program
![](/assets/img/calendar-icon.png)
The P181-billion Service Improvement Plan of East Zone concessionaire Manila Water anchored on the four pillars of sustainability perfectly aligns with the thrust of government to build more infrastructure that are climate resilient, support conservation and reduce risks brought about by disasters.