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Sacyr Water

C/ Condesa de Venadito 7
28027 Madrid

Sacyr Water, a water treatment company fully owned by the Spanish group Sacyr, is a global leader in the field of desalination, with a proven track record of success since 1995. The company has installed over 2.4 million m³/day across more than 100 units and currently operates more than 1.7 million m³/day, with a diverse range of contract modalities, including EPC, BOT, BOO, OM, and Alliance.

Sacyr Water is currently the largest desalination operator in Spain. It operates two of Europe's largest desalination plants (SWRO Torrevieja and SWRO Aguilas) and has extensive experience using desalinated water for agriculture.

Sacyr Water has a proven track record of successfully building and operating numerous large-scale wastewater treatment plants. These facilities feature advanced tertiary processes

and technologies, including MBR systems, UV disinfection, filtration, MF, UF, advanced oxidation, and desalination. A recent contract win for a reuse project in Antofagasta marks a significant milestone, as it will be the largest reuse project in Latin America to date.

At Sacyr Water, a key part of our business is the management of municipal water cycles. Our services are currently utilized by more than 12 million individuals across various countries, including Spain and Chile. In Chile, three concession companies are currently operating. Sacyr Agua Chacabuco, Sacyr Agua Lampa, and Sacyr Agua Santiago. We also have Sacyr Agua Utilities, which holds private contracts in Colina, and Sacyr Agua Norte in Antofagasta.

Sacyr Water has achieved notable success in the international market, with operations in various countries including Algeria, Spain, Tunisia, Chile, Israel, Oman, and Australia. The company maintains a global presence through its offices worldwide.

Sacyr's commitment to sustainability is further demonstrated by its various certifications and ratings. Sacyr has been recognized as the most sustainable company in the last two editions of the AEDYR AWARDSpresented at the last 2 international conferences organized by AEDyR (Spanish Desalination and Reuse Association).

Selected References: O&M contractor

  • SWRO Torrevieja, Alicante, Spain 2024, 240,000 m³/d RO
  • SWRO Carboneras, Almeria, Spain 2024, 120,000 m³/d RO

Selected References: Developer/co-developer

  • SWRO Águilas-Guadalentín, Murcia, Spain 2024, 210,000 m³/d RO

Selected References: Plant Supplier (Desal)

  • SWRO Bajo Almanzora, Cuevas de Almanzora, Spain 2022, 60,000 m³/d RO
  • BWRO Cuevas de Almanzora expansion, Almeria, Spain 2017, 15,000 m³/d RO
  • Mantoverde, Chile 2012, 24,000 m³/d RO
  • Ashdod, Israel 0, 384,000 m³/d RO
  • Southern Seawater Desalination Plant, Binningup, Western Australia , Australia 0, 306,000 m³/d RO
  • IPW Sohar, Oman 0, 250,000 m³/d RO
  • Aguilas, Murcia, Spain 0, 210,000 m³/d RO
  • Abrera, Barcelona, Spain 0, 200,000 m³/d EDR
  • Honaine, Algeria 0, 200,000 m³/d RO
  • WWTP La Gavia, Madrid, Spain 0, 129,600 m³/d Other / Unknown
  • Skikda, Algeria 0, 100,000 m³/d RO
  • WWTP La Reguera, Madrid, Spain 0, 80,000 m³/d UV
  • WWTP Melilla, Spain 0, 23,000 m³/d UF
  • Newman, Western Australia, Australia 0, 16,500 m³/d RO
  • WWTP Valle Guerra, Tenerife, Spain 0, 15,000 m³/d MBR
  • Bahia de Alcudia, Mallorca, Spain 0, 14,000 m³/d RO
  • Repsol Cartagena, Cartagena, Spain 0, 12,000 m³/d RO
  • WWTP Llanes, Spain 0, 8,500 m³/d UV
  • Formentera, Spain 0, 7,000 m³/d RO
  • Nules, Castellon, Spain 0, 6,000 m³/d RO
  • Pulpi, Almeria, Spain 0, 6,000 m³/d RO
  • Djerba, Tunisia 0, 5,000 m³/d RO
  • Janubio, Lanzarote, Spain 0, 5,000 m³/d RO
  • WWTP Tres Cantos, Madrid, Spain 0, 4,500 m³/d UV
  • Calpe, Alicante, Spain 0, 4,000 m³/d RO
  • Burriana, Castellon, Spain 0, 4,000 m³/d RO
  • WWTP La Franca, Spain 0, 1,800 m³/d
  • WWTP Garcia Carrion, Villanueva de los Castillejos, Spain 0, 1,200 m³/d MBR
  • WWTP Helados Alacant, Spain 0, 700 m³/d MBR
  • WWTP Power Plant Puente Genil, Spain 0, 100 m³/d MBR

Selected References: Desalination Concessions and O&M Contracts

  • BWRO Cuevas de Almanzora expansion, Almeria, Spain 2017, 15,000 m³/d RO
  • Southern Seawater Desalination Plant, Binningup, Australia 0, 306,000 m³/d RO
  • IPW Sohar, Oman 0, 250,000 m³/d RO
  • Aguilas, Murcia, Spain 0, 210,000 RO
  • Honaine, Algeria 0, 200,000 m³/d RO
  • Alicante I & II, Spain 0, 120,000 m³/d RO
  • Skikda, Algeria 0, 100,000 m³/d RO
  • Santa Cruz, Tenerife, Spain 0, 21,000 m³/d RO
  • Formentera, Spain 0, 7,000 m³/d RO

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