New Rejas WRP

Madrid, Spain

The Rejas Water Reclamation Plant is designed to treat 72,000 m³ of wastewater per day, strengthening Madrid's wastewater treatment capacity through infrastructure developed to meet increasingly demanding environmental standards.

Shanganagh Wastewater Treatment Plant

Dublin, Ireland

The Shanganagh Wastewater Treatment Plant, located within the Dublin metropolitan area, serves the equivalent of 180,000 people and was developed in a sensitive coastal environment.

WWTP Colmenar Viejo

Madrid, Spain

The Colmenar Viejo Drinking Water Treatment Plant has a production capacity exceeding 600,000 m³ of drinking water per day, supplying more than one million people, equivalent to almost 15% of the population of the Madrid region.

Estiviel WWTP

Toledo, Spain

The Estiviel Wastewater Treatment Plant was designed to treat 36,000 m³ of wastewater per day, serving the equivalent of 270,000 people across the city of Toledo.

Mapocho Wastewater Treatment Plant

Talagante, Chile

The Mapocho Wastewater Treatment Plant increased wastewater treatment capacity within the Santiago metropolitan area to 6.6 m³/s, providing service for nearly 1.94 million people.

Baix Llobregat WWTP

Barcelona, Spain

The Baix Llobregat Wastewater Treatment Plant, with a treatment capacity of 420,000 m³ per day, is one of the largest wastewater treatment facilities in Europe.

Barcelona Desalination Plant

Barcelona, Spain

The Barcelona Desalination Plant project comprised the design, construction, and two-year operation of the largest desalination facility in Europe supplying potable water directly to the public distribution network. The plant was delivered within a record timeframe, under conditions of extreme drought and near-restriction levels, requiring meticulous planning and highly efficient technical solutions. Among these, the project featured an innovative seawater intake system, using long-distance pipelines towed afloat from Norway and installed at significant depth. The facility incorporates a comprehensive and highly flexible treatment system, designed to adapt to varying operational conditions. Despite the technical complexity and accelerated execution schedule, the project was awarded Best Desalination Plant in the World in 2009 by the prestigious Global Water Intelligence, competing against benchmark facilities in China and the Middle East.