For almost 100 years Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) has been responsible for water and wastewater infrastructure in South Carolina’s Greenville County.
The county encompasses some 795 square miles with a population of more than 500,000. The water and wastewater infrastructure is intricate and robust and includes over 350 miles of pipes connecting the community and providing for future growth and development.ReWa manages eight water resource recovery facilities (WRRF) that treat more than 40 mgd. The utility also operates 83 pump stations and nine water treatment facilities, each with a self-sufficient treatment process, on-site power generation and multiple gauges, flowmeters and storage
