ABOUT US
We combine traditionand innovation todesign the bestsolution.

Experience
We were born more than 50 years ago with a vocation for service, as since our beginnings we have been inexorably linked to finding a solution to a great challenge: solving the scarcity of water in the south of Gran Canaria in the 1970s, when Maspalomas began to position itself as an international tourist destination.
The purpose was to guarantee basic and adequate water supply services with the necessary quality, so as to respond to the challenge of converting Maspalomas Costa Canaria into a world tourism reference, while at the same time transferring service excellence to the local population and the agricultural sector. A triple challenge that we securely overcame. These origins have marked the DNA of our company, imprinting innovation and the ability to excel as an enduring part of our brand, providing solutions to the ever changing challenges that arise.
Pioneers in applying the latesttechnologies to water management with theutmost care for the natural surroundings
In these more than 50 years of existence we have always anticipated the demands of the market and the sector, championing innovation and cutting-edge technology, but also being faithful to our origins and the passion with which the company was founded to solve the challenges of the time. Therefore, in these years we have been privileged witnesses of the evolution of the water sector, being participants in some of its main milestones, contributing unique and original innovations. Along these lines, we were pioneers in Europe in aspects such as the construction of submarine outfalls and the reuse of treated water for irrigating golf courses and gardens.
In this way, the work of ELMASA Tecnología del Agua combines tradition (the craftmanship and artisan care of the past) with cutting edge technology, which we have progressively integrated over the years.

PIONEERS
50 years ofinnovation
Timeline
Maspalomas I. Installation of the catchment outfall with open seawater intake and ultrafiltration plant for pretreatment. With this work, the production capacity of the RO plant lies at 14,500 m³/d, completing the conversion from brackish water RED (reverse electrodialysis) to seawater RO, whereby ceasing to extract 5,000,000 m3 of water per year from the aquifer.
(2017-2021) (2017-2021) Six comprehensive refurbishment projects of Seawater Desalination Stations in the Canary Islands were carried out, aimed at improving energy efficiency, water quality and the automation and control of the facilities, achieving a decrease in annual energy consumption of 31,700 MWh; which is equivalent to a reduction of CO2 emissions into the atmosphere of more than 90,000 tons.