Technology and sustainability: How Hidralia is helping shape Malaga’s future water security

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In collaboration with public and private partners, the company is driving digital innovation, investing in infrastructure and developing alternative water resources

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In Malaga province, where water is becoming an increasingly strategic resource, having operators that can anticipate future challenges has become essential. Against this backdrop, Hidralia, part of the Veolia group, has established itself as a key player through its focus on innovation, sustainability and advanced management of the entire water cycle. Its work across the province not only guarantees an essential service but also contributes to environmental protection and long-term resilience.

A combination of prolonged droughts, periods of intense rainfall and high demand linked to tourism and agriculture has created a complex situation in Southern Spain. Climate change is intensifying these pressures, forcing a rethink of how water resources are managed and increasing the need for more resilient and efficient systems.

In this context, Hidralia is developing solutions to stay ahead of these challenges. The company provides services in municipalities including Marbella, Estepona, Rincón de la Victoria, Manilva and Algarrobo, as well as in Torremolinos and Benahavís through its joint ventures Aguas de Torremolinos and Aguas de Benahavís.

Across the province, its water management model is built around innovation, digitalisation and collaboration with public authorities to ensure a secure and sustainable supply. The use of advanced rel="nofollow" target="_blank" title="www.hidralia-sa.es">www.hidralia-sa.es