TEXEP Aquaviva: The solar-powered seawater desalination station

The worldwide burning of oil, gas and coal for energy production causes an immeasurable climate problem. Although inexhaustible energy resources such as the sun are available, freshwater production from seawater is mainly done by burning fossil fuels, which causes high CO2 emissions and, as a result of rising costs, drives up water prices. The TEXEP Aquaviva seawater desalination station, powered entirely by solar energy, makes it possible to produce electricity and freshwater in a sustainable, climate-neutral and cost-effective way. The self-sufficient and elegant TEXEP Aquaviva station combines the latest technologies from the fields of solar energy and water desalination to produce electricity and drinking water every day throughout the year.

Specification of the solar-powered Aquaviva desalination system

Type AQV-WD11000

Type AQV-WD22000 to AQV-WD110000

Specification of the solar-powered Aquaviva desalination system

Type AQV-WD11000

Type AQV-WD22000 to AQV-WD110000

Freshwater production

Seawater intake

Water storage capacity

Energy storage capacity

Power photovoltaic roof

Overall dimensions (l/w/h)

Ground dimensions (l/w)

Surface on ground

Solar panel type

11’000 l/day

33’000 l/day

1’000 l

Up to 45 kWh

19 kWp

10.3 m x 6.4 m x 3.1 m

6.1 m x 2.5 m

15 m²

TEXEP X-Curve or equal

Freshwater production

Seawater intake

Water storage capacity

Energy storage capacity

Power photovoltaic roof

Overall dimensions (l/w/h)

Ground dimensions (l/w)

Surface on ground

Solar panel type

22’000 - 110’000 l/day

66’000 - 330’000 l/day

1’000 l

Up to 45 kWh

29 kWp

16.8 m x 6.4 m x 3.1 m

12.2 m x 2.5 m

30 m²

TEXEP X-Curve or equal

Type AQV-WD11000

Type AQV-WD22000 to AQV-WD110000

Freshwater production

Seawater intake

Water storage capacity

Energy storage capacity

Power photovoltaic roof

Overall dimensions (l/w/h)

Ground dimensions (l/w)

Surface on ground

Solar panel type

11’000 l/day

33’000 l/day

1’000 l

Up to 45 kWh

19 kWp

10.3 m x 6.4 m x 3.1 m

6.1 m x 2.5 m

15 m²

TEXEP X-Curve or equal

Freshwater production

Seawater intake

Water storage capacity

Energy storage capacity

Power photovoltaic roof

Overall dimensions (l/w/h)

Ground dimensions (l/w)

Surface on ground

Solar panel type

22’000 - 110’000 l/day

66’000 - 330’000 l/day

1’000 l

Up to 45 kWh

29 kWp

16.8 m x 6.4 m x 3.1 m

12.2 m x 2.5 m

30 m²

TEXEP X-Curve or equal

View within the Auqviva seawater desalination station
Serge Bosca, Head of Engineering at TEXEP
Your contact for Aquaviva solutions:

 

Serge Bosca

Head of Engineering

 

serge.bosca@texep.ch

Aquaviva: TEXEP's solar-powered desalination station at Port-Vendres in France