On August 23, 2026, Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority announced significant advancements in its water supply infrastructure in Khorfakkan. The agency is currently executing the construction of two new water tanks at the Siwa 1 and Siwa 2 stations, each with a capacity of two million gallons. With an investment of AED 28.23 million, this initiative aims to enhance the water storage and distribution capabilities in the region.
Enhancing Water Supply and Storage
According to Engineer Saudi Abdulaziz, the Director of the Khorfakkan Branch at the authority, this project is integral to augmenting the water storage and distribution system. It will effectively double the existing storage capacity at the two facilities, which is crucial for sustaining the rising demand for water in Khorfakkan.
Project Timeline and Expectations
The authority is intensifying its efforts to complete the project ahead of schedule, with expectations to bring the tanks into service by the end of 2026, well before the contractual delivery date set for March 2027. This enhancement is anticipated to play a vital role in the water supply system of Khorfakkan, supporting the authority’s ongoing plans to develop and elevate the efficiency of its infrastructure.
Commitment to Infrastructure Development
The initiative exemplifies the Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority’s commitment to adapting to growing demands and ensuring a reliable water supply under varying circumstances. By investing in such infrastructures, the authority is focusing on sustained efficiency in service delivery for the benefit of the local community.