Doosan Enpure which is South Korean water processing unit signed a $26.6 million contract with Severn Trent Water which is a British water supplier. The project is to build an environmentally friendly water plant in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire that converts wastewater to energy. The plant is scheduled to be operational in 2019. The plant allows Doosan to engage in the renewable energy market. Doosan and Severn had already entered into a prior contract to build a water purification operation in Birmingham. The new water processing plant will use sewage sludge gas and convert it to energy. It should power up to 1000 houses.

Key Takeaways:

• A water treatment plant could represent a big opportunity for leaders. Doosan Enpure won out in a bid to capture the plant itself.
• The deal was arranged in the UK and is discussed in certain circles. The UK will oversee the building project, since it is public works.
• Doosan Enpure will make a name for himself with the purchase itself. That promises to be a significant undertaking for the UK and its people.

“The plant will be built in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, 70 kilometers south of Manchester.”

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