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KAHRAMAA Launches Advanced Water Connection Service to Streamline Construction in Qatar

Doha: Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (KAHRAMAA) has reaffirmed its commitment to developing electronic services and raising awareness of its offerings to meet customer and contracting sector needs, while emphasizing its role in providing high-quality and sustainable electricity and water services in Qatar.

According to Qatar News Agency, KAHRAMAA has been actively promoting its Advanced Water Connection Service, designed to supply water to construction sites, workers' accommodations, and prefabricated facilities via existing water networks. This service offers a regulated and continuous water source during construction, providing a modern alternative to relying on water tankers.

The initiative aims to enhance service quality for customers, developers, and contractors by improving operational efficiency at project sites. It ensures a continuous water supply while reducing the costs and logistics associated with water tanker use.

Moreover, the service seeks to decrease dependence on private tankers, alleviating traffic congestion, particularly at tanker-filling stations, and reducing heavy vehicle movement in residential and construction areas. Beneficiaries have the option to convert the temporary water connection into a permanent one following approved procedures.

Key advantages of the service include direct access to a continuous water supply, streamlined water management during construction, reduced tanker reliance, and improved project timelines. The service is available for various construction-related entities, including those with approved building permits and No Objection Certificates (NOC) from relevant municipalities.

KAHRAMAA offers an electronic application process through its website, encouraging early applications to avoid project delays. The service supports Qatar National Vision 2030's goals of sustainable development and efficient resource management, contributing to a better quality of life and environmental protection by reducing the impact of tanker movement.

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