Caramondani Desalination Plants
Water Supply and Irrigation Systems
Οwner and operator of Dhekelia and Paphos Desalination Plants in Cyprus
About us
Caramondani Desalination Plants is the owner and operator of the Dhekelia Desalination Plant (SWRO, 60.000m3/day) and the Paphos Desalination Plant (15.000m3/day) in Cyprus. The company which is active in desalination since 1973 provides high-quality solutions for various water treatment applications including ultra filtration, nano filtration, reverse osmosis, deionizers and brine concentration processes. Its scope of works includes the pre-treatment step, which can accommodate the most difficult waters as well as the required post-treatment to meet any international standards for drinking or industrial purposes. The company’s long experience in plant operation has provided valuable know-how which over the years has helped to effectively address a multitude of operational challenges and resulted in efficiently designed plants equipped with high-quality equipment ensuring long-term, trouble-free operation. Caramondani Desalination Plants is a member of Caramondani Group.
- Industry
- Water Supply and Irrigation Systems
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Type
- Privately Held
Employees at Caramondani Desalination Plants
Updates
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We are happy to share that our Olga Villa Sallangos will be chairing the following sessions at the IDRA World Congress 8-12 December 2024 in Abu Dhabi.🌍💧 👉🏻 Dec.10 14:00-15:30 Innovation and Emerging Technologies alongside with Dr. Marshall Davert and Dr. Veronique Bonnelye. 👉🏻 Dec.11 16:00-17:00 Sustainability and Environmental Responsibility alongside Prof. Hassan A. Arafat and Mrs. Hattie Wang. 👉🏻 Dec.12 11:00-13:00 Innovation and Emerging Technologies alongside Dr. Yvan Treal and Dr. Abraham Negaresh. We look forward to your participation!
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🌍💧Tackling water scarcity in the face of climate change. Our Deputy CEO, Erina Caramondani, participated in an insightful panel discussion on this critical issue, which not only affects our island but is also a global challenge. The event brought together experts from academia, government, industry, and citizens to explore the threats, challenges, and solutions in water management amid climate change. We discussed infrastructure development and collaborative approaches driving innovation and sustainability in water management, emphasizing the role of policy, research, and community engagement. A big thank you to Chrysalis LEAP and InnoEUsphere for organizing and hosting this vital discussion. Let’s continue forging synergies to tackle this global challenge together! #WaterScarcity #Sustainability #Collaboration #WaterManagement #InnovationInWaterManagement
Coordinating today’s panel was more than insightful. I had the joy to welcome water management and #blue #economy experts from the quadruple helix: industry, academia, government, and citizens. Our topic of discussion focused on #climate #change, and its effects on water 💦 #scarcity - a global emergency and a deeply rooted challenge in our island. The discussions were deep, showcasing practical examples of how collaboration drives or has the potential to drive the generation of real solutions in #Cyprus. I personally learned a lot. Our pioneering position as an island into adopting water management techiques, like dessalination, the government’s collaboration with leading centres of excellence and universities into adopting critical infrastructure on water management and preservation, the collaboration of public-private sectors which bring about meaningful and competitive partnerships, the powerful dynamic of grassroots initiatives into influencing our common behaviour towards water management and protection and finally, the deep research done at academia level, plus the series of astonishing #EU #funded projects running by Cypriot universities and researchers related to water management and the blue economy, are really assets that we as Cypriots can brag about! We are doing well, we can do better, but let’s give finally some light to our COMMON accomplishments. We are strong and if we find a communication shortcut in the various initiatives reinforcing synergies, we can achieve so much more! Thank you: Evripides Kyriakides Erina Caramondani Adriana Bruggeman Michael Loizides As part of the #eufunded Blue Ecosystem Project, Interreg EuroMed, and hosted by Chrysalis LEAP we at InnoEUsphere brought our hands-on, participatory techniques to the table, solidifying our role as facilitators of impactful, solution-driven events. Thank you to everyone who made this day exceptional and a big appreciation for having us. Stelios Procopiou Kyriaki Kyprianou Alexandros Charalambides
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🌍 Cooperating for the Sustainable Future of Cyprus 🌊 Last week, a pivotal meeting was held at the Home for Cooperation in Nicosia's Buffer Zone, to discuss the creation of a Bi-Communal Water Board for Cyprus. The aim? To find innovative solutions to the island’s ongoing water scarcity crisis. This gathering brought together an inspiring group of professionals, including Prof. Frithjof Kuepper, Leo van Gelder, Danae Pantelides, Katie Clerides, Burcu Barin, Ibrahim Alkan, and our own Olga Villa Sallangos, each contributing their unique expertise to support cross-community collaboration. Key Outcomes: 🔹Student Exchange Program: Fostering the next generation of leaders in water management through cross-community educational initiatives. 🔹Exchange of Technical Expertise: Facilitating knowledge-sharing via seminars and workshops to strengthen local water management practices. 🔹Engagement with UNFICYP: Partnering with UNFICYP to bolster joint efforts in addressing water-related challenges. 🔹Mia Milia / Haspolat Water Plant Exploration: Investigating the potential of utilizing water from the Mia Milia / Haspolat Plant for irrigation, aiming to mitigate the current shortage. This meeting demonstrates the power of dialogue and cooperation in overcoming shared challenges. Together, we can build a sustainable and water-secure future for Cyprus.💧 www.caramondani.com #Sustainability #WaterManagement #Cyprus #BiCommunalEfforts #EnvironmentalSolutions
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💧 Leading the way in Cyprus's water future since 1997! Since 1997, Caramondani Desalination Plants has proudly played a vital role in combating water scarcity in Cyprus. 🌍 As pioneers in the country’s desalination sector, we built Cyprus’s first drinking water desalination plant in Dhekelia—a landmark achievement and the nation’s first Private Finance Initiative project. 🚰Today, with our two plants in Dhekelia and Paphos, we supply the Water Development Department with 75,000m³ of drinking water daily, reliably contributing towards community needs across Cyprus and reinforcing our commitment to sustainable water solutions. 💧 www.caramondani.com #CaramondaniDesalinationPlants #DhekeliaDesalinationPlant #PaphosDesalinationPlant #CaramondaniGroup #YouCanDependOnUs #WaterDevelopmentDepartment
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🌊 Visit at Paphos Desalination Plant! 🌊 We were happy to welcome the new Acting Director of the Water Development Department, George Kazantzis and the new team from the Paphos District Office. These visits strengthen the bond between client and contractor, fostering the exchange of ideas and information. At the same time, such collaboration ensures effective project management, addresses challenges, and guarantees the plant meets the region's water needs efficiently and sustainably. Thank you for your visit! Ioanna Agathangelou Eleonora Caramondani www.caramondani.com #PaphosDesalinationPlant #CaramondaniDesalinationPlants #CaramondaniGroup #YouCanDependOnUs #WaterDevelopmentDepartment
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DDP Engineering Team Visits Bicommunal WWTP! 🌍💧 Our engineers from the Dhekelia Desalination Plant recently toured the Bicommunal Waste-Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) in Mia Milia / Haspolat, in occupied Nicosia. Built and operated by German firm WTE, this WWTP treats 30,000m³/d of wastewater, serving both Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities. Funded by the Sewerage Board of Nicosia and the EU, the project was executed by the UNDP-PFF. The WWTP uses membrane bioreactors to produce high-quality water, which, unfortunately, isn't used for irrigation despite water scarcity issues. This plant represents a unique opportunity to promote bicommunal activities, water reuse, and electricity generation, contributing to a unified Nicosia. We extend special thanks to Marek Reib and Anna Lopez WTE Wassertechnik GmbH for making this visit possible. 🙏 www.caramondani.com #DhekeliaDesalinationPlant #WWTP #Nicosia #BiCommunal #WaterReuse #UNDP #SewerageBoardNicosia #EU
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🌾💧 Minister of Agriculture, Dr Maria Panayiotou, visits Dhekelia Desalination Plant! During her tour of government projects in the Larnaca and Famagusta districts, Minister Maria Panayiotou, visited the Dhekelia Desalination Plant. She toured the facility with Dhekelia Desalination Plant Manager Olga Villa Sallangos and Caramondani Group CEO Stavros Caramondanis, gaining insights into the company's extensive history and operations, and engaging with the staff. The minister was accompanied by Ms. Eliana Tofa-Christidou, Director of the Water Development Department, and Ms. Effie Attikouri, Contract Coordinator, who expressed their satisfaction with the excellent collaboration between our teams. We are honored to receive such positive feedback! www.caramondani.com #DhekeliaDesalinationPlant #CaramondaniDesalinationPlants #CaramondaniGroup #YouCanDependOnUs #MinistryOfAgricultureCy #GovernmentProjects #WaterDevelopmentDepartment
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Happy International Women in Engineering Day! 🎉👩🔧✨ Today we celebrate the remarkable contributions of women in engineering and honor our very own women engineers for their dedication, innovation, and passion! Thank you being an integral part of our organization, pushing boundaries and creating solutions to challenges. Your achievements inspire us every day and pave the way for future generations! 🌟🔧💪 Olga Villa Sallangos Ioanna Agathangelou Eleonora Caramondani Maria Karyou Georgia Xeni Irene Siali Chrysavgi Karapostoli Vera Andreou www.caramondani.com #INWED2024 #WomenInEngineering #CaramondaniGroup #CaramondaniEngineers #CaramondaniDesalinationPlants #TEUConservices #YouCanDependOnUs #DiversityInTech
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🚨🔥 Ensuring Safety Through Training! At Caramondani Desalination Plants, safety is our top priority, and we leave no stone unturned to uphold it! As part of our commitment to excellence and compliance with ISO 45001:2018, we conduct yearly training sessions for our personnel, focusing on critical areas like Sulphuric Acid 98% leakage response, First Aid, and Firefighting! 🚒👩⚕️ Why is this training so crucial? Let's break it down: 🔹 Sulphuric Acid 98% Leakage: Our team undergoes rigorous training to handle any potential leakage of this hazardous substance with precision and efficiency. Safety protocols are ingrained in our personnel to ensure swift and effective response, minimizing risks and safeguarding both personnel and the environment. 🔹 First Aid: Being prepared for emergencies is non-negotiable! Our staff receives comprehensive training in first aid techniques, equipping them to provide immediate assistance in case of injuries or medical emergencies on-site. 🔹 Firefighting: From basic fire prevention measures to advanced firefighting techniques, our personnel are well-versed in tackling fire incidents effectively. We leave no room for compromise when it comes to fire safety, ensuring a prompt and coordinated response in any situation. By investing in regular training, we are committed to upholding not just stringent health & safety standards, but also to enhancing workplace wellbeing! www.caramondani.com #CaramondaniGroup #CaramondaniDesalinationPlants #YouCanDependOnUs #DhekeliaDesalinationPlant #PaphosDesalinationPlant #SafetyFirst #HealthAndSafety #Wellbeing
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