Water management

New sewerage network in Göd-Nevelek completed

Published

2024. 11. 28. 19:43

Magyar Építők

Photos: DMRV Zrt.

The Penta Kft. was working in the agglomeration.

Thanks to the project entitled „Sewage disposal in Göd-Nevelek” completed under the Széchenyi 2020 programme, the construction of the sewage network in the previously unsewered areas of the settlement was completed by 2024. The project was implemented under the Environmental and Energy Efficiency Operational Programme target="_blank" rel="noopener">Environmental and Energy Efficiency Operational Programme under the KEHOP-2.2.2 tender scheme, partly from a non-repayable grant of HUF 1.030 billion from the European Union, by the Építési és Közlekedési Minisztérium (ÉKM) and the DMRV Duna Menti regionális Vízmű Zrt. consortium, according to a press release from DMRV.

The objectives of the sewer network development in the Göd-Nevelek area north of Budapest are

the installation of a sewerage network for properties with drinking water
and the possibility to connect to it

for the collection and treatment of waste water from property.

The contractor for the project, with a total net cost of approximately HUF 1.156 billion, Penta Általános Építőipari Kft., constructed nearly 7 kilometres of sewage pipes and 518 residential sewage connections as part of the project.

Improved quality of life for the population, better groundwater quality

Thanks to the investment, the city's coverage of the sewerage network will approach the number of users with public drinking water. The development includes the construction of 9 wastewater collection bays, adapted to the topography of the area, so that the municipal wastewater from the affected properties can be drained by gravity sewerage. The wastewater is collected at the Dunakeszi wastewater treatment plant, where it is treated and purified in accordance with the relevant regulations. The network operator is DMRV Zrt.

The development has resulted in an organised and environmentally sound discharge of wastewater that was previously leached, discharged/leaked into the soil, groundwater or transported to a sewage treatment plant by siphonage in the Göd-Nevelek area. This will significantly reduce the pollutant load to the soil and to the upper groundwater and indirectly to the deeper aquifer(s), and will also reduce the current 'high' groundwater levels.

The investment will help to reduce the environmental impact of the municipality and improve the quality of life of its residents, DMRV concludes.

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