Veolia Takes Over Control of Central Waste Water Treatment Facility of Vrbas and Kula

(Illustration) The control of the Central Waste Water Treatment Facility (CPPOV) of Vrbas and Kula was recently taken over by Veolia.

– Regarding the output parameters of the processed waste water, CPPOV is working at full capacity, in full compliance with the law. At the moment, the facility operates with less than one third of the input capacity of water, with around 7,000 cubic meters, which causes certain difficulties in operations. It would be much better if the amount increased. Both the water line and the sludge line are operational, the latter a form of secondary treatment, whereby biogas is produced for the purposes of the heating of the digestive treatment. There's also the possibility of production of electrical energy and that part of the process is in the phase of final testing – said Brane Milenkovic, the head of CPPOV in the sectors of technology and maintenance.

Ranko Mitrovic, the acting director of the PUE Precistac Vrbas – Kula, pointed out that the agreement between the municipality of Vrbas and Veolia specifies the obligations of both sides, whereby the local self-government is still obliged to pay the costs of the energy sources – electricity and gas, and to take care of the dehydrated sludge.

Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies d.o.o.

Opština Vrbas

Opština Kula

JKP Prečistač Vrbas Kula Vrbas

Ministarstvo za javna ulaganja Republike Srbije

Veolia

Opština Vrbas

PUE Prečistač Vrbas Kula

Central Waste Water Treatment Facility of Vrbas and Kula

CPPOV

Brane Milenković

Ranko Mitrović

waste water treatment facility

water line

sludge line

biogas heating of digestive treatment

secondary treatment

production of electrical energy

dehydrated sludge