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ACCIONA’s Water business has built a desalination plant that supplies high-quality demineralized water to the Sarlux refinery, a company belonging to the Italian energy group Saras S.p.A., located in the town of Sarroch, near Cagliari, in Sardinia, Italy.

The plant has a production capacity of 12,000 m³ of demineralized water per day, using ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis and electrodeionization processes. This is a continuous process that produces ultrapure water without the need for chemicals.

The facility has a total area of approximately 1,260 m². In its design and construction, ACCIONA’s Water business has incorporated solutions that minimize environmental impact, installation costs and lead times, while improving overall operational efficiency by reducing pressure losses and significantly optimizing energy consumption, among other factors.

General Information

  • Location: Sardinia, Italy
  • Capacity: 12,000 m³/d
  • Type of Contract: D&C + O&M 
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