CONSERVATION THROUGH
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
IN-COUNTRY VALUE
At RWTP, we are deeply committed to Omanisation, with 81% of our workforce consisting of Omani nationals. As part of our unwavering dedication to the “In Country Value” contractual requirement, we proudly sponsor three full-time research students from Omani universities, empowering them to lead innovative research projects at the Ph.D., Master’s degree, and Bachelor’s levels. This initiative not only fosters academic growth but also reinforces our commitment to supporting Oman’s development and nurturing local talent.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
Rima Water Treatment Plant is at the forefront of environmental responsibility, employing eco-friendly technologies to transform production water into a verdant oasis amidst the desert landscape. By preventing the disposal of over 40,000 cubic meters of produced water daily, we not only ensure a sustainable water management system but also make substantial strides in reducing greenhouse gas emissions linked to the energy-intensive deep-water disposal process. Our commitment extends to the establishment of a sprawling 5 square kilometer wetland, providing a new habitat for diverse wildlife species, revitalizing the desert ecosystem, and underscoring our dedication to environmental preservation.
ENVIRONMENTAL HIGHLIGHTS
Prevention of > 40,000 m3/day Deep Water Disposal
Reduction of 10 MW Engergy Consumption
Reduction of 48,000 tones/year of Greenhouse Gases
LOCAL COMMUNITY
Aljazer Group is giving a gift to RWTP for their support in charity donations in providing office furniture for the charitable team’s headquarters.
Celebrating National Day with the Rima Governor.
Coordination meeting between RWTP CEO and Rima Governor.
On October 4, 2023, the German University of Technology in Oman and VEOLIA LLC officially collaborated to advance research, development, and innovation in environment, technology, and sustainability.
Fish nursery and tennis court.
18-22 September 2023, International Health & Safety Week.
Fatema Al Mandhari, a research student sponsored by Veolia Oman at SQU, presented her dissertation on the Abundance & Diversity of Oil-degraded Bacteria in Produced Water Wetland Treatment System in RIMA, Oman in 2023.
Supplying potable water to the local community farms.