Taipei Public Works Department Outlines Water Infrastructure and Cultural Project Progress
Taipei's Public Works Department outlined progress on urban water projects since 2020, citing completed works like the Huanggang Stream and Minsheng water plant, alongside ongoing flood detention and riverfront upgrades.
Taipei's Public Works Department responded to criticism by detailing urban water infrastructure achievements. Completed initiatives include the Huanggang Stream restoration, six canal improvements, and the Minsheng Water Reclamation Plant. Ongoing works include Tamsui River waterfront projects, the 32,000 m³ Dunbei underground stormwater basin, and the Bingjiang Water Reclamation Center, combining flood resilience with urban revitalisation.
Key takeaways
- Completed projects include the Huanggang Stream redevelopment, urban canal upgrades, and the Minsheng Water Reclamation Plant treating 40,000 tons of sewage daily.
- Active projects include Tamsui River waterfront works due in 2028, the Dunbei flood detention basin due in 2029, and the Bingjiang reclamation facility due in 2030.
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