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Ranhill Utilities Berhad Ranhill, the concessionaire for the State of Johor in Malaysia, serves three million people through 900,000 connections and a production capacity of about 1,600 MLD. Ranhill Utilities has previously worked with ouside companies on water quality services, non revenue water, network management, and customer services. An ISO-certified company in water treatment and water laboratory management, Ranhill is the first Aisan utility to have joined the Bonn Network of water utilities. Through USAID, Ranhill has also mentored utilities in India, Thailand, and Vietnam through twinning partnerships on continuous water supply, and non revenue water. Website: http://www.ranhill.com.my/index.asp |
Serving about 330,000 customers, the PDAM faces challenges in maintaining continuous water supply due to inadequate pressure in the distribution network. From its pressure monitoring and network modeling programs, the PDAM has identified areas where pressure in the distribution system is not effectively managed and controlled. To assist in its effort to ensure continuous supply and minimize water losses, the PDAM seeks best practices from water utilities in the region recognized for managing pressure through water loss reduction techniques, such as improved network modeling, pressure monitoring systems, installation and commissioning of pressure management equipments. Website: http://www.pdam-sby.go.id |
