The SCADA project is at the heart of the establishment's strategy to ensure continuity of drinking water supply, preserve its quality, reduce production and distribution costs, and improve services provided to subscribers. It complements projects for developing sources, stations, networks, reservoirs and solar energy, by enhancing our ability to monitor operations, detect problems early, and direct maintenance and intervention based on accurate information, which reflects more regular service and faster response to the needs of our people.
The South Lebanon Water Authority announced the reoperation of the public electrical service line following contacts by its chairman and director-general Wassim Daher with the new …
Lebanon’s Electricité du Liban decided to cut power in two stages to public departments and institutions behind on payments, threatening Rafic Hariri International Airport, water f…
The South Lebanon Water Establishment in Sidon launched the Central Control and Management System 'SCADA' in partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross, under th…