Politics · Indonesia · 13 hrs ago
Nusantara Water Plant Produces Water That Can Be Drunk From the Tap
Nusantara, also known as IKN, is Indonesia’s new capital.
Its water treatment plant processes raw water from the Sepaku Semoi Reservoir and the Sepaku River.
The plant can treat 300 litres of water per second and sends it through nearly 16 kilometres of pipes to storage facilities.
An IKN official said the system can provide 150 litres of drinking-quality water per person each day.
Water quality is monitored daily at the plant and tested every six months by the independent company Sucofindo.
The reservoir holds 16 million cubic metres and allocates water for both IKN and Balikpapan.
Officials say the supply meets IKN’s needs in both quantity and quality and supports the development of Nusantara as a sustainable smart city.
Nusantara has a water treatment plant that produces water described as safe to drink directly.
The plant treats raw water from Sepaku Semoi Reservoir and the Sepaku River.
It has a capacity of 300 liters per second and can provide 150 liters of drinking-quality water per person per day.
Treated water travels through nearly 16 kilometers of pipes to storage facilities with capacity of about 12,000 cubic meters.
Water quality is monitored daily at the plant and tested every six months by independent agency Sucofindo.
- Who
- The Nusantara Capital Authority operates the water treatment facilities.
- What
- The plant produces water described as safe to drink directly from the tap.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Nusantara, Indonesia.
- Why
- To meet the capital’s water needs and support its development as a sustainable smart city.
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- Treatment plant capacity
- 300 liters per second
- Water allocation for Nusantara
- 1,500 liters per second from Sepaku Semoi Reservoir
- Water allocation for Balikpapan
- 1,000 liters per second from Sepaku Semoi Reservoir
- Storage capacity
- About 12,000 cubic meters
- Pipe network
- Nearly 16 kilometers
- Water quality testing
- Daily at the plant; every six months by Sucofindo











