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Andean Waters Expands Santiago’s Water Reserves in the Face of an Increasingly Extreme Climate

Summary by La Tercera
The first stage of the Santiago Poniente project contemplates four wells of 280 meters of depth that will contribute 400 liters per second to the network since 2027. The initiative, part of the strategy Biociudad de Aguas Andinas, seeks to diversify the sources of supply of the Metropolitan Region and raise the participation of groundwater from 25% to 40%.

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This first stage of the Santiago Poniente project will deliver 400 liters per second to more than 400,000 people from Cerro Navia, Central Station, Quinta Normal, Lo Prado and Pudahuel in operation next year.

·Madrid, Spain
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The first stage of the Santiago Poniente project contemplates four wells of 280 meters of depth that will contribute 400 liters per second to the network since 2027. The initiative, part of the strategy Biociudad de Aguas Andinas, seeks to diversify the sources of supply of the Metropolitan Region and raise the participation of groundwater from 25% to 40%.

·Las Condes, Chile
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La Tercera broke the news in Las Condes, Chile on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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