Bahamas – Consolidated Water – building, maintaining and operating water desalination plants

The Bahamas are home to the largest projects that Consolidated Water has completed to date. Our Blue Hills plant, which was built in 2005 and expanded in 2013, is the largest diesel-based reverse osmosis desalination plant in the western hemisphere.

We have worked closely with the Water and Sewerage Corporation of the Bahamas to develop solutions to improve the availability of potable water for residents in Nassau. The expansion of our Blue Hills facility eliminated the need to bring water to Nassau in barges in order to meet the growing demand.

Plants

Blue Hills Plant – Nassau, Bahamas

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South Bimini Plant – Bahamas

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Windsor Field Plant – Nassau, Bahamas

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Plant Statistics

The Bahamas

Bimini Location Map

Nassau Location Map

About Bimini

THE BIMINIS, located only 48 miles east of Miami, Florida, are part of an island group in the Commonwealth of The Bahamas. Known for their outstanding sport fishing, the Biminis, in fact, have been dubbed the “Game Fishing Capital of the World.” The Biminis are actually two islands, separated by a narrow channel, and, in addition to sport fishing (popularized by Ernest Hemingway’s affection for angling, as well as his hanging out at a watering hole called “The Compleat Angler”) offer visitors excellent scuba diving and yachting activities. Consolidated Water provides drinking water to the Bimini Sands Resort, a full-service marina and condominium development on South Bimini.

About Nassau

NASSAU, the political, tourist and commercial capital of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, offers visitors amenities ranging from modern resorts and gambling casinos to picturesque Victorian mansions, cathedrals and 18th century fortresses. The world-famous Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island draws tourists to its luxury hotels, casino and expansive beachfront. Consolidated Water (Bahamas) Limited provides drinking water in bulk to the Water and Sewerage Corporation of The Bahamas.