Nanyuki River Water Project is a strategic water supply initiative designed to increase production by 6,000 cubic metres per day, strengthening the company’s capacity to meet growing customer demand. The project will improve water availability, enhance service reliability, and support sustainable supply for both existing and future consumers within the service area.
The repair and rehabilitation of the 5 storage tanks are aimed at restoring their full operational capacity to deliver approximately 1,200 m³ of water into the distribution system. These interventions will significantly reduce Non-Revenue Water (NRW) by minimizing leakages and losses from compromised structures, while also improving the availability and reliability of water supply to customers. The repaired tanks will enhance system efficiency, stabilize supply levels, and support increased demand across the service area.
The Emmanuel–Temu Pipeline Upgrade focuses on the removal and replacement of the existing
dilapidated pipeline network, which had become inefficient due to frequent leaks, blockages,
and pressure losses. The aging infrastructure had significantly affected water pressure and
service reliability within the area. Upgrading the network has restored hydraulic efficiency,
reduced water losses, and significantly improved water pressure and supply consistency for
customers in Emmanuel and Temu, thereby enhancing overall service delivery and system
sustainability.
The Kilimo Teachers Pipeline Upgrade is aimed at resolving persistent challenges of low
water pressure and supply rationing within the area. The existing pipeline network has been
constrained by aging infrastructure and increased demand. The upgrade will improve
hydraulic capacity, stabilize water pressure, and enhance supply reliability, while also
effectively accommodating the growing water demand from the expanding Kilimo Teachers
area, thereby improving overall service delivery.
