Tedagua
Tedagua is a company that is part of the pulse of the water sector. Here we bring together everything it publishes on Smart Water Magazine: its news, its blogs and the events it takes part in.
Tedagua completes works to reinforce water supply in Ibiza with the SW10 compact plant
The project increases the production capacity of the Sant Antoni de Portmany desalination plant by 1,000 m³ per day, ensuring an efficient, sustainable water supply with minimal environmental impact. The project stands out for its landscape integration, high energy efficiency, minimal carbon footprint and full integration with the existing plant control systems.
Digital twins and AI: the future of efficiency and security in seawater desalination plants
Water scarcity remains one of the most urgent global challenges, with more than two billion people lacking access to safe drinking water. Seawater desalination, particularly reverse osmosis, has become an indispensable technology to address this crisis. However, desalination plants face two fundamental hurdles: the high energy demand, which can represent up to 70% of operating […]
Tedagua recognized by Panama’s Ministry of Environment for its commitment to sustainability
The only construction-sector company in Panama to earn recognition under the “Reduce Your Corporate Footprint – Carbon” program. Tedagua is moving toward third-party verification of its carbon footprint to achieve new levels of environmental excellence.
Tedagua leads efforts to boost water supply in Ibiza with a new containerized desalination plant
The SW10 plant can produce up to 1,000 m³ of drinking water per day from a single container, making transport easier, enabling fast installation, and ensuring efficient operation with cutting-edge technology. This project is being carried out as a proactive measure against drought in Ibiza, aligned with the PESIB plan, and helps secure the supply of drinking water while reducing pressure on local aquifers.
Tedagua hits one billion cubic meters at Beni Saf desalination plant, supplying one million people
After 15 years of continuous operation and maintenance, Tedagua has reached the milestone of one billion cubic meters of desalinated water produced at the Beni Saf plant in Algeria, intended for human consumption. With a daily output of 200,000 cubic meters, the facility meets the water needs of over one million residents, contributing not only to improved access to safe drinking water but also to local development and enhanced employment opportunities.
Tedagua expands SWRO plant in Tenerife using modular tech
In response to a water emergency in the municipality of Arona, the Tenerife Island Water Council entrusted Tedagua with the expansion of the Adeje-Arona seawater desalination plant (SWRO). Thanks to its ability to respond swiftly to client needs and its highly specialized in-house engineering team, the company successfully doubled the plant’s production capacity to 5,500 […]
Tedagua secures three strategic water contracts in Spain
Over 268,000 people will benefit from three strategic contracts across several Spanish regions, reinforcing Tedagua’s role as a key player in the integrated water cycle management sector. The contracts cover the management of more than 20 treatment plants, 13 dams, and 500 kilometers of hydraulic networks, including wastewater treatment plants, drinking water facilities, pipelines, and regulation systems across more than 40 municipalities and key locations.
Rayis-Rabigh Project, led by Tedagua, named water project of the year in the Middle East
Rayis-Rabigh is a 151-kilometer-long water infrastructure system, featuring pipelines over 2 meters in diameter and a pumping capacity of 500,000 cubic meters per day. The project, led by Tedagua (part of the Cobra Group), was recognized as the Best Water Project in the Middle East and North Africa, highlighting its role as one of the region’s most pioneering and significant developments.
Tedagua has launched an innovative treatment system for reuse of treated wastewater in Tenerife
This pioneering system for the treatment of reclaimed water represents a technological milestone, as it is the first time reverse osmosis has been used on the island to regenerate treated wastewater in containers. Tedagua has installed three compact plants (3,500, 1,500, and 700 m³/day) as part of the water reclamation system at the Adeje-Arona Wastewater Treatment Plant (EDAR) in Tenerife, Spain.