An end in sight for Vigo’s wastewater problem

EU compliance beckons as the Spanish city of Vigo prepares to tender its new WWTP. The design-build firm will put up 30% of the construction cost.


Spain’s single most pressing wastewater treatment issue finally looks to have been resolved with the signing this month of a financing agreement for a €230 million WWTP for Vigo, in Galicia in north-west Spain. The new 690,000m3/d facility will end the discharge of 46,000m3/d of untreated wastewater into the rich coastal waters of the Vigo ...

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