The action involves the execution of a seawater desalination plant using reverse osmosis in the town of Cabanes together with its corresponding distribution pipes. The goal of this infrastructure is to meet the increased demand that will occur in Oropesa, Cabanes and Benicassim in the short and medium term. For this will it has a production capacity of 65,000 m3/day in the first phase, extendible to 130,000 m3/day in a second phase.

STATE OF THE ACTION:

Work underway.

The action involves the execution of a seawater desalination plant using reverse osmosis, as well as its corresponding distribution pipes to meet current demand and future growth in the short to medium term, in the southern sector of Plana Baja de Castellón. The facility's capacity is 30,000 m3/day in the first phase, extendible to 60,000 m3/day in a second phase.

STATE OF THE ACTION:
Work underway.

The use of resources of the Guadalhorce reservoirs and underground aquifer, by the Town Council of Málaga, is limited by the lack of water quality. With this action the issue of quality is achieved by the desalination plant and the adequacy of existing facilities. A desalination plant was built for brackish water with reverse osmosis technology and production capacity of 165,000 m3/day was built in order to make full use of the resources. These facilities are located in the vicinity of El Atabal WWTP thus being able to take advantage of existing infrastructures.

Flix Reservoir retains a lot of sludge in its basin that originated from historical discharges from the chemical activity and changes in the fluvial dynamics of the river through the construction of the Mequinensa, Ribarroja and Flix dams. The main objective of the action is to reduce the inherent risk in the accumulation of contaminated waste in the Flix reservoir by its disposal. For this planning has been carried out to extract, process, transport and dispose the waste accumulated in the basin into a controlled deposit.

STATE OF THE ACTION:

The work is in progress.

Chapter seven of the Action Plan for the Protection of the Ebro Delta includes the creation a network of environmental indicators. The action is to implement a network of environmental checkpoint indicators to monitor the flow of water to get to know the water status and its future evolution. It also includes the installation of a control centre and a laboratory for chemical and ecological analysis. This monitoring will allow predictions of the evolution of the state of the Ebro Delta to be set up.

The regions of Solsonés, Bages and Anoia, located in the provinces of Barcelona and Lleida, in the geographic centre of Catalonia, experience great problems of supply, especially made up from the lack of guarantee of service, with many failures in the provision of water during periods of drought, and a certain insecurity about the water quality that is supplied to homes. This action is intended to supply water to the region of Solsonés and Bages from the reservoir of the Llosa del Cavall by a 52.3 km long pipeline, and several pumping stations.

The purpose of the action is to prevent interruptions in communication routes in urban areas of the northern and western districts of the city of Cartagena due to severe flooding caused by the rains.

The purpose of the action is to facilitate the contribution to Cenajo reservoir of supply volumes from the Tajo-Segura transfer, as well as flows from the floods of the high basin of the river Mundo. A tunnel has been built for this that is 7513.67 m long and 3.50 m inside diameter, for the conveyance of water from the Talave reservoir to the end of the Cenajo reservoir.

The purposes of the modernisation of the Acequia Mayor of Molina are to enable the implantation of modern localised irrigation techniques to promote water savings and obtain the necessary regulation against the volatility of the resources of the basin.

Desalination plant with production capacity for 48 hm3/year (11 reverse osmosis racks) extendible to 70 hm3/year, allowing supply of part of the region of Murcia through the Association of the Canales del Taibilla and the urban supply and irrigation for tourist-residential uses in the Campo de Cartagena through an extensive distribution network that runs from the distribution network from the plant to the towns of Alhama, Fuente Álamo and Murcia.

STATE OF THE ACTION:
The plant entered into service in June 2009.