Aguas Pacífico is a Chile-based water infrastructure company specializing in seawater desalination and large-scale water supply projects. The company focuses on delivering reliable freshwater resources in regions facing water scarcity, with an emphasis on central Chile.
Its activities include the development of desalination facilities, marine intake and outfall systems, and long-distance conveyance pipelines to serve municipal, industrial, and agricultural users. Aguas Pacífico operates across the project lifecycle—from development and construction to operation and maintenance—supporting regional water security and resilience.
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Veolia wins a four-year contract to manage a desalination plant and aqueduct in Chile, focusing on renewable energy and local labor, with potential extensions until 2040.