Industries and utilities face increasing pressure to expand water and wastewater treatment capacity, meet compliance benchmarks and integrate advanced technologies. But capital-intensive infrastructure is often delayed by budget constraints, procurement complexity or the lack of in-house operational expertise. BOOT and BOO models offer a proven solution by transferring the responsibility of building, owning and operating critical systems to a specialized partner. Through these models, clients benefit from long-term infrastructure without capital investment, technical risk or daily operational hassle.
WOG Technologies Limited structures BOOT (Build-Own-Operate-Transfer) and BOO (Build-Own-Operate) models tailored for industrial and municipal clients. We finance, design, build and operate advanced water and wastewater treatment plants over a long-term concession, while ensuring compliance, uptime and cost efficiency.
You only pay for the treated output or service, no upfront costs and no maintenance burden.
What We Deliver
From concept to commissioning, backed by operational excellence.
We deploy the best-fit technologies for your water chemistry and reuse goals.
Performance, compliance and system reliability lie with WOG, not the client.
Our plants are designed for low OPEX and minimal downtime.
Successful BOOT BOO models implemented across power, oil and gas, food and beverage and urban infrastructure sectors.
Get high-performance water and wastewater treatment infrastructure without capital stress. Talk to our BOOT BOO specialists to explore a model tailored to your needs.
In BOOT (Build-Own-Operate-Transfer) models, WOG builds, owns and operates the water or wastewater treatment plant for a defined period before transferring ownership to the client. In BOO (Build-Own-Operate), the ownership remains with WOG permanently. Both models eliminate upfront CAPEX for the client.
Yes. WOG implements BOOT BOO models for complex industrial wastewater streams, including high-COD and hazardous effluent. Our systems use advanced treatment technologies to ensure discharge compliance through end-to-end management.
Clients typically pay a per-unit charge for treated water or wastewater, based on volume or output quality. This makes budgeting predictable and links payment directly to plant performance.
Absolutely. We include SCADA for water treatment plant performance tracking, predictive maintenance analytics and real-time quality monitoring as part of the service, ensuring transparency and regulatory compliance.
Industries with fluctuating water demand or limited CAPEX, such as textiles, pharmaceuticals, refineries and industrial townships, gain flexibility, reliability and efficiency with BOOT BOO models.
