Contributing to Sustainable Infrastructure at Upper South Creek AWRC

We’re proud to be supporting the Upper South Creek Advanced Water Recycling Centre as construction progresses on one of Western Sydney’s major new water infrastructure projects.

The project has recently reached another important milestone, with digester membrane installation now underway. Once complete, the facility will help deliver sustainable wastewater services and high-quality recycled water for one of Australia’s fastest-growing regions.

Our role in the project includes supporting biogas management and digester heating through dome and high-temperature heat pump systems. These technologies are designed to help improve energy efficiency, support reliable site operations and recover value from organic waste streams.

Inside the digesters, organic material is broken down through a natural process that can generate biogas. By supporting this process with efficient heating and biogas management systems, wastewater facilities can make better use of available resources and contribute to a more circular approach to energy and waste.

For us, projects like Upper South Creek show how practical technology can support more sustainable infrastructure outcomes. Wastewater treatment facilities have an important role to play beyond treatment alone, with the potential to recover energy, support recycled water production, and reduce environmental impact.

We’re proud to contribute to a project that supports circular economy principles, resource recovery, and more resilient infrastructure for the future.