The 132kV substation provides power supply for TKO Desalination Plant.

The treated water is stored in the Product Water Storage Tank and is pumped to local service reservoirs for distribution to consumers.

Chlorine is generated on‐site for drinking water disinfection, providing a self‐sustaining supply for seawater desalination. The system is reliable and safe and chlorine can be immediately generated according to actual needs.

After reverse osmosis desalination, chemical compounds such as chlorine, carbon dioxide, calcium hydroxide and fluoride are added to the treated water for disinfection, adjustment to water hardness and pH level, and dental protection.

RO is a leading‐edge, well‐proven technology where RO membranes filter salts from seawater to produce drinking water. RO plays the core role of seawater desalination in the TKO Desalination Plant.

ActiDAFF is a combination of dissolved air flotation (DAF) technology and filtration process, which removes solids, suspended particles and impurities from the seawater in order to prepare the seawater for the subsequent reverse osmosis treatment process.

As the central control hub of the plant, the Administration Building consists of advanced control room, laboratory, and research and development centre, etc., to ensure the TKO Desalination Plant can provide a high‐quality and stable drinking water supply to citizens.

Combined Shaft is a single structure that connects both Intake and Outfall pipes of the TKO Desalination Plant.

The Intake is submerged offshore to extract seawater and carry out preliminary screening.

The Outfall discharges brine, a byproduct of the desalination process, into the sea for dispersion, in which marine ecology will not be adversely affected.