Nippon Sewage Works Agency receives an order for the renovation of a large-scale rainwater drainage pump at the Hirai Wastewater Center in Okayama City.

EBARA Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "EBARA") received an order for the replacement of rainwater drainage pumps at the Hirai Wastewater Center (hereinafter referred to as "this facility") in Okayama City, which is ordered by the Japan Sewage Works Agency, a local joint corporation.

The plant began operation in 1979, and has been in charge of protecting the region from flooding caused by heavy rains for over 40 years. However, the aging of facilities has become an issue. In response to water disasters that have increased in recent years due to natural disasters and other factors, it is expected that the replacement of equipment that comprises large pumps and pumping systems will ensure the drainage capacity of pumping stations and reduce rainwater damage.

The construction work is scheduled to be as follows.

EBARA has the top track record in Japan for delivering pumps to storm water drainage pumping stations, and is currently carrying out many projects, including new construction as well as renewal and renovation. EBARA's long-term vision, "E-Vision 2030," aims to support "an earth-friendly society, social infrastructure that allows people to live safely and securely, and a world where people do not have to worry about water or food," and to "contribute to the creation of a sustainable society."

The EBARA Group will address material ESG issues based on its long-term vision and medium-term management plan in order to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and further increase its corporate value.

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