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to pay for the pumping and discharge

this innovative sanitation infrastructure

The Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Alguazas economic investment is the largest public works recorded by the town throughout its history.

And the construction of this infrastructure, innovatively designed both to debug 15,000 cubic meters of water a day in order to meet the needs generated by the equivalent of 150,000 people, is budgeted at 9.5 million euros financed by 80 percent by the Cohesion Fund of the European Union.

This WWTP Alguazas, considered one of the projects most important in Spain today and located in an excellent vantage point of the Segura basin for making good use of the current system drive, channeling water reservoir and hydraulic work, is designed with modern technologies including specific tertiary treatment system for reuse every drop of wastewater in agricultural irrigation and also contemplating all environmental protection measures well well deodorization and soundproofing.

The status of construction of the new sewage alguaceña is well underway and the pace of work will be implemented now with the injection of 2.3 million euros, from 80% of the Cohesion Fund of the European Union and approved for issue by the Board of Regional Government at their meeting this past Friday, March 28, will fully undertake the project pumping and discharge of wastewater to the WWTP of the city, taking advantage in this respect of existing facilities .

Also, the construction of two new force mains is expected from the current pumping station to connect to the inlet to the new treatment plant.

A collector of almost 400,000 euros for treating waste water from urban and industrial areas of the Salt Marsh and the Las Pullas alguaceños

But the performances in terms of wastewater treatment in Alguazas not end there because people see the project fact the general collector sanitation reality The Salt Marsh, which is intended to lead the waters of peripheral areas of the municipalities of Alguazas and Ceuta to the treatment of the latter town, to be treated with a view to reuse.

A collector of 1.4 kilometers underground structured and divided into three sections is responsible for the mission of collecting residual flow also providing sanitation Alguazas both area and its annex Salt Marsh Industrial Estate and the neighborhood The Apulia.

The investment in this infrastructure managed by the Directorate General of Water regional government, has been a pillar of 393,500 euros have also been funded 80 percent by the Cohesion Fund of the European Union.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Alguazas