Municipality of Almada to Sign Agreement with EPAL to Study Strengthening of Water Supply
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Agreement comes months after supply failures that affected the Costa da Caparica. EPAL will finance study to diversify water sources in the county.
In a statement, the City Hall of Almada (CMA), in the district of Setúbal, explains that two supply scenarios are being equationed: one, with a capacity of between four and six million cubic meters per year, and one, between 10 and 12 million cubic meters per year, which will ensure the redundancy of the system.
Municipality and EPAL will study a solution with surface water to strengthen the system
The municipality of Almada and EPAL sign on Wednesday an agreement to study a solution that strengthens the resilience and security of the council's water supply system, was announced today.
CMA, EPAL and SMAS will sign an agreement to study structural solution that introduces surface water in Almada and strengthens the resilience of the supply.
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