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Transparency, the key to good water management
Transparent management is a key element for any company, and in our case it is an essential obligation which we are perfectly happy to meet. Below are some of Aguas de Alicante's actions, indicators and main data for year 2021:
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Technical figures
DRINKING WATER NETWORK Municipalities and towns supplied 6 Total population supplied 492,101 Floating population supplied 670,372 Customers supplied 297,179 km of network 2,059 SEWER NETWORK Municipalities and towns supplied 3 Populated served 370,167 km of network 803,83 WASTEWATER TREATMENT Hm3 treated 28,94 Hm3 reused 9,43 -
Projects and investment in civil infrastructure
Investment in sewer network and reclaimed water infrastructure €3,394,792.69 Investment in drinking water network infrastructure €2,675,372.39 Preparation of environmental projects €43.550.654,87 -
Energy and climate change
Cogeneration of electric energy: In 2021, cogeneration at the Rincón de León WWTP reached 1,485,125 kWh.
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Figures on people
Gender Staff % Men 243 72% Women 96 28% Total 339 -
Economic figures
Figure 2020 2021 Variation Operating income 78,321,550 80,544,557 2.84% Net result 6,910,670 6,345,896 -8.17% -
Support schemes
In 2021 Aguas de Alicante has significantly increased its Support Scheme by allocating €1,153,686.80 (of which €1,001,120.30 has been offset) aimed at alleviating the serious economic situation of individuals and/or family units and certain groups especially affected due to the situation of economic-health crisis, also taking into account the circumstances of their personal and family situation. In total, 2,751 supply points have benefited. -
Wastewater treatment
- Treated water: 28.94 Hm3
- Reused water: 9.43 Hm3
- Sludge from wastewater treatmend reused: 29.29 Tm
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Treated wastewater reuse
- Current length of the reused water network in Alicante: 79.3 km.
- A total of 83% of Alicante's green areas are irrigated with reclaimed water.
- Aguas de Alicante also utilises non-drinkable groundwater for irrigation of landscaped green areas, street cleaning, and other uses that do not require quality water.
- In 2021, the use of these alternative sources saved 9,433,982 m3 of drinking water.
You can find more information in our Sustainable Development Report