The Jeddah El Musa District project is a decentralized wastewater treatment

facility aligned with the Saudi Water Authority (SWA) and Vision 2030 objectives

for sustainability and circular water use. Serving domestic wastewater, the

containerized plant has a capacity of 1,000 m³/day and uses advanced

G-Nano technology for odor-free operation, high efficiency, and ultra-low

energy consumption (<0.2 kWh/m³)—achieving over 66% energy savings.

Significantly reduced plant footprint allows deployment in dense urban areas. Treated

effluent meets irrigation-quality standards, supports water reuse, and reduces

potable water demand. Water is delivered through an integrated monitoring and

quality framework to the General Organization for Irrigation for landscape irrigation.

The project showcases a replicable model for community-scale water infrastructure—

fast to deploy, cost-effective, and adaptable to land-scarce environments. It

eliminates the need for costly and carbon-intensive sewage transport networks,

replacing them with point-of-source treatment that directly supports environmental

and urban resilience goals. By transforming wastewater into a local water resource,

El Musa contributes to the Kingdom’s strategic push toward net-zero emissions,

sustainable city development, and resource circularity.