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Spain: EIB to lend ¢æ175 million for water infrastructure investments by Acosol on Costa del Sol
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Acosol have signed the first tranche, for ¢æ75 million, of a total approved loan of ¢æ175 million.
It will finance the upgrade and expansion of drinking water supply, sanitation and benefiting 1 million residents across the 11 municipalities encompassing the Association of Municipalities of the Western Costa del Sol.
The investments are expected to help alleviate the significant water stress affecting the area, with more efficient water management thanks to more resilient infrastructure, adapted to climate change.
The EIB, part of the European Investment Bank Group (EIB Group), will provide ¢æ175 million in financing for Acosol¡¯s investment programme to upgrade water infrastructure in western Andalusia, helping better manage a natural resource of vital importance to the region.
Today, the EIB and Acosol signed the first tranche of this loan, for ¢æ75 million. Acosol is a public company owned by the association of municipalities of the Western Costa del Sol that manages the entire urban water cycle, including water supply and sanitation services, in this part of the Province of Málaga.
The investments are expected to benefit around 1 million people in the municipalities of Benahavis, Benalmádena, Casares, Estepona, Fuengirola, Istán, Manilva, Marbella, Mijas, Ojén and Torremolinos – and more than 1.4 million in summer, when the population increases considerably.
The planned measures contain energy efficiency improvements, including to generate renewable energy for own consumption at the Marbella desalination plant, EDAM (Estación Desalinizadora de Agua de Mar). This includes the rehabilitation and upgrade of water production, conveyance, storage and electromechanical systems, with the replacement of more than 20 km of collectors in the integrated sewerage network affected by leakage and seawater infiltration.
They also include upgrading wastewater treatment plants and rehabilitating the integrated sewerage network to comply with environmental requirements, and helping recycle wastewater by installing reclaimed water networks.
In addition, more than 30 km of drinking water pipelines will be refurbished and a new service reservoir will be built at the Río Verde drinking water treatment plant, ETAP (Estación de Tratamiento de Agua Potable de Río Verde), among other improvements.
The project will alleviate the significant water stress affecting Spain¡¯s Costa del Sol while increasing environmental sustainability and improving services for people. By reducing water loss, increasing reuse and improving water management, it will also address recurring drought risk and strengthen the region¡¯s climate resilience. The project will thus help meet the water needs of future generations facing a more uncertain and variable climate.
EIB support for efficient water management
Contributing to the efficient management of such a vital natural resource as water is a priority for the EIB. The project with Acosol forms part of the EIB Group¡¯s Water Resilience Programme, an initiative to invest ¢æ15 billion between 2025 and 2027 to increase water security, upgrade infrastructure and promote more sustainable water management in Europe and around the world. The programme constitutes the EIB¡¯s main financial contribution to the European Water Resilience Strategy, and will help mobilise up to ¢æ40 billion in investment.
In Spain, EIB financing for projects contributing to efficient water management reached a record ¢æ570 million in 2025, maintaining the strong momentum in this area from the previous financial year.
The project will contribute significantly to the climate action objectives set out in the EIB Group¡¯s Strategic Roadmap for 2024-2027 and phase two of the Climate Bank Roadmap for 2026-2030.
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