Antigua St John's - APUA commissioned a new reverse osmosis plant at Ffryes Beach on November 30, a release revealed on Wednesday. The purchase of the plant and the construction of its facilities were funded by the ALBA Grant, sponsored by the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
During the opening at the facility, Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer noted that APUA is definitely on the way to ensuring a sustainable supply of water.
The plant will service the island's southern communities. On average, the release noted, APUA has to produce six million gallons of water to satisfy customers' needs. The Ffryes Beach plant will help maintain a constant supply of water year-
round, especially during the drought season.
A reverse osmosis plant removes the salt from sea water by pushing it through semi-permeable membranes. Currently, the plant can produce 600,000 imperial gallons per day.
The ALBA Grant has also facilitated the replacement of more than 75 percent of the transmission pipes around the island. Changing the pipes to PVC improves the quality and service of water.
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