Clark breaks ground on 10-million-liter wastewater facility



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The Clark Development Corp. (CDC) and the Clark Water Corp. (CWC) broke ground on a 10-million-liter-per-day wastewater treatment facility to expand the existing sewage infrastructure inside this economic zone.
The expansion aims to support the growing number of corporate investors inside the Clark Freeport Zone, ensuring sanitation infrastructure keeps pace with rapid commercial development.
CDC president and chief executive officer Agnes VST Devanadera stressed that wastewater infrastructure remains a critical component of the zone’s long-term regional positioning.
“Now we’re talking of sustainability, we’re talking of growth, we’re talking of Clark as the gateway to the Luzon Economic Corridor,” Devanadera said.