Gökçeada (Imbros) Wastewater Treatment Plant Set to Begin Operations

Gökçeada (Imbros) Wastewater Treatment Plant Set to Begin Operations

A critical step has been taken to protect Gökçeada's pristine nature and coastal waters. Gökçeada Municipality, in collaboration with the Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration (İSKİ) and Kuzu Grup technical teams, carried out a comprehensive inspection at the treatment plant site to bring the facility into service as quickly and efficiently as possible.

What Was Inspected During the Site Visit?

During the site visit, technical teams reviewed the overall operation and all process units of the plant on-site. Potential technical issues that may arise during the commissioning phase were discussed, and solutions to enhance system efficiency and smooth operation were evaluated.

Experts exchanged ideas on methods to maximize treatment quality and how to manage daily operational processes. These discussions are expected to pave the way for the plant's long-term, high-capacity operation.

Goal: A Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly Facility

The primary aim of the project is not just to treat wastewater, but to do so with minimal impact on the island's delicate ecosystem. Gökçeada, with its natural beauty and clean Aegean coves, welcomes thousands of visitors each year. Proper and modern wastewater management is crucial for preserving these values.

• All process units inspected on-site
• Technical risks identified before commissioning
• Recommendations shared to improve treatment quality
• A joint roadmap created for operational process management

Thank You Message from the Municipality

Gökçeada Municipality expressed its gratitude to the İSKİ teams for their technical support and expertise during the site visit, announcing that work will continue with determination and speed. By implementing the technical advice provided, the plant is expected to operate with long-term durability and high capacity.

For both residents and summer visitors, the prompt commissioning of the plant means a tangible improvement in environmental quality and living comfort. This investment, carrying the responsibility of preserving Gökçeada's nature for future generations, is being meticulously advanced with contributions from all stakeholders.