aqualia news
On World Water Day, which is celebrated this Friday 22nd March, the United Nations underlines the value of water, not only as a usable resource, but also as an engine for development and well-being. Under the slogan "Water for peace", the organisation proposes coordinated action in this area to create a positive cascade effect, promoting development and resilience in the face of common challenges. In Spain, where almost the entire population has access to drinking water, the path i
Aqualia has acquired 100% of the assets of the company Saur Colombia SAS, which brings together the French group`s concessions in the Latin American country. The operation includes six concessionaire companies responsible for the production and distribution of drinking water and sewerage in eleven municipalities in three departments of the Colombian north coast, in concessions with an average duration of fifteen years
Aqualia, one of the world`s leading water management companies, has obtained a €1.1 billion syndicated green corporate loan in which ten bank institutions have participated, led by CaixaBank, which has acted as coordinator of the financing, agent bank, solebookrunner and sustainability agent.
Aqualia will use this loan to finance and refinance eligible green projects and its activities, such as water and
Georgia Global Utilities (GGU), a fully owned subsidiary of Georgia Capital (GCAP), owns and operates the water cycle infrastructures of Tbilisi, Miskheta and Rustavi, including: Zhinvali dam and reservoir, with a capacity of 520 Hm3, 7 Drinking Water Treatment Plants (DWTP), 1 large Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP), 58 pumping stations, 118 reservoirs and 4,300 km of distribution networks and 1,700 km of sewerage. It also owns and operates important re
Developing social action programs and mechanisms to guarantee universal access to water within a sustainability framework is part of the challenges set by several of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In the case of Aqualia, the contribution to these goals is materialized through direct environmental and social collaboration initiatives in the communities where it provides services.
Integrated water cycle management companies have been working ea
Emiliano García-Page, President of Castilla-La Mancha, accompanied by Tita García, mayor of Talavera de la Reina, and Santiago Lafuente, director of Aqualia in Spain, inaugurated the facilities of the Life Intext European project, led by Aqualia, a company that manages the municipal water service in the city of Toledo.
The event involved starting the demo plant and the unveil