ACCIONA - Leader in the water treatment sector

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Leaders in desalination

by reverse osmosis

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Innovative solutions

in the treatment of drinking water

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Leaders in the water treatment sector

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Present in the whole water cycle

Highly experienced and knowledgeable in all stages of the water cycle

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Areas of Activity

D&C Water Treatment Plants

New technological solutions

Management of the integrated water cycle

Innovation and sustainability together

Automation and control

Technology designed to last

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Annual Report 2018

ACCIONA's results in 2018 and how its strategy is able to respond to some of the major global challenges of humanity: Integrated Report, Sustainability Report and Annual Accounts

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Experience | ACCIONA

Emisario submarino de la EDAR de La Chira en Perú

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Bringing the coast back to life

Few people know that the district of Chorrillos, one of 43 which make up the Peruvian province of Lima, owes its name to underground currents of freshwater that flow through the city’s drains and out to Agua Dulce beach, one of the best known resorts in the metropolis. In the water business of ACCIONA we have contributed to recover a natural heritage that was in serious danger thanks to La Chira waste water treatment plant, which will treat wastewater from two and a half million people.

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Major projects

Atotonilco WWTP
Mexico DF, Mexico
The contract includes the construction and subsequent operation of the world's largest waste water treatment plant, located in Atotonilco, in the state of Hidalgo.
Adelaide SWRO
Adelaide, Australia
Reverse osmosis sea water desalination plant to supply drinking water to the city of Adelaide and its surrounding area.
Mundaring DWTP
Mundaring, Australia
The original G&AWS scheme was developed in 1895 when C. Y. O'Connor engineered a scheme to deliver 23 MLD of untreated water to the Goldfields region through the construction of the Mundaring Weir, 530 kilometres of 30” pipeline, and delivered using eight steam-driven pumping stations. A world class engineering feat of the era! Since then this water system has been progressively upgraded, the new Mundaring Water Treatment Plant and pumping stations being the latest of these improvements to be implemented.
Sedapal Service
Lima, Perú
Network maintenance service in Lima, for drinking water and sewer systems in the South Services Department, which comprises eight districts of the Peruvian capital, grouped into the Surquillo Services Centre.