Golf is one of the fastest-growing activities in Spain, popular thanks to the good climate and tourism. Its most controversial aspect is usually the large amount of water it consumes, but golf courses also bring significant income to the areas where they are located, which explains the strong interest in them.
Water consumption in Spain is controversial because of:
- Current water scarcity, despite recent rainfall.
- Growing demand for water.
- Pollution of rivers, lakes and springs, which prevents their use.
Golf could be more widely accepted if courses used reclaimed water, reusing water and leaving natural resources for human, industrial or agricultural use. Using reclaimed water for irrigation requires specific tertiary or advanced treatment.
A key factor in designing the most suitable and efficient treatment is the end use of the water and the quality it requires. At KEIKEN ENGINEERING we promote water reuse to reduce environmental impacts and increase water availability without exploiting conventional sources.
KEIKEN ENGINEERING offers services and solutions for all aspects of water treatment and water reuse.
For our water treatment services or more information, email info@keiken.es or contact us.
