SEAWATER AND SALT TREATMENT BY REVERSE OSMOSIS
Water scarcity, which affects 40% of the population, is increasing because of global warming, so now it is more important than ever to act and find sustainable solutions that counteract such effects while building a promising future in which Global Goal 6 "Clean water and sanitation" can actually be realised.
At ACCIONA, we work to help create a better planet through the mechanisms which make us leaders and pioneers in the sustainable desalination sector. We only carry out water desalination by reverse osmosis — the best desalination technology for providing fresh water in water stressed areas and for promoting a decarbonised economy.
In fact, using reverse osmosis involves 6.5 times less CO₂ emissions than conventional desalination technologies in the Middle East and Africa. And as technology evolves and optimises the efficiency and performance of desalination plants, more and more people have fresh water. We have built desalination plants capable of treating about 7 million m³/day, sufficient to supply a population of around 32 million people.
ACCIONA's extensive experience in desalination permeates the entire life cycle of the project: design, construction, commissioning, operation and maintenance of the desalination plant, all of which draw upon innovative and technical input from our R&D&I department.
Water scarcity, which affects 40% of the population, is being exacerbated by global warming.
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ACCIONA has once again made a commitment in World Water Day through campaigns in Spanish cities and social networks to highlight the value of this vital resource. The aim this year is to raise awareness of the current shortages, which already affect 50% of the world's population.