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Over the next ten years ACCIONA operates and maintain 12 plants and 1 electrical substation that make up Package 3 of the new Talara refinery (Peru).

ACCIONA operates a seawater collection system with a capacity of 13 m³/second and a desalination plant with a capacity of 238 liters per second, equivalent to 7,506,000 m³/year at the new Talara refinery (Peru).

The service includes the supply of desalinated and demineralized water, the collection and supply of seawater, the implementation of a closed cooling system, and the treatment and discharge of industrial and sanitary effluents.

Northern Peru is an arid area with scarce water resources, which causes a general water shortage and makes desalination an alternative for providing fresh water.

At the same refinery, ACCIONA built and operated for 20 years the first industrial reverse osmosis desalination plant ever built in Peru, with a production capacity of 2,200 m³/day.

General Information

  • Entity: Petróleos del Perú. PETROPERU
  • Type of contract: O&M
  • Location: Talara. Piura, Perú 
  • Capacity: 2,200 m³/day
  • Inhabitants served: 14,666 inhabitants
  • Water use: industrial
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