K-water Launches Smart Water Management Project in New Clark City, Philippines
K-water (Korea Water Resources Corporation) is officially launching a large-scale water management project in 'New Clark City,' a new city in the Philippines. This project, valued at approximately 350 billion KRW, aims to efficiently manage the city's entire water supply by utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
Through this project, K-water plans to provide a stable supply of 135,000 cubic meters of water per day. In particular, the company intends to build a smart water management system by introducing AI technology to reduce leaks and optimize water usage.
This project is expected to serve as a significant case study for exporting Korea's advanced water management technology overseas. Through this, K-water anticipates opening up an additional market worth approximately 1 trillion KRW within the Philippines in the future.
The New Clark City project will be a major boost for Korean companies in securing competitiveness in the global smart city market. K-water plans to successfully complete this project to further strengthen its position as a global leader in water management.