Mexico: Hermosillo desalination plant

ISRAELI IDE TECHNOLOGIES is to build a seawater desalination plant in the Mexican state of Sonora as part of a consortium which includes Spain’s Union Fenosa and Actividades de Construccion y Servicios (ACS). The plant will be built on a BOT basis, with $250 million invested to carry out the project.

The consortium is made up of Union Fenosa with 60% of the shares, ACS subsidiary Cobra Construction Company with 20%, and IDE with 20%.

The Sonora plant will produce around 45Mm3 of drinking water during the first year of operation (1500l/sec), 63Mm3 (2000l/sec) in the fourth year, and 76Mm3 of water (2500l/sec) in the ...

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