Is Your Texas Water Utility Struggling With Regulatory Hurdles, Water Scarcity, Rising Costs, and Aging Infrastructure?
Seven Seas is the solution for Texas utilities facing water challenges
The obstacles that often confront Texas water utility companies can hinder growth, strain budgets, and harm communities.
Seven Seas Water Group has developed a comprehensive solution called Water-as-a-Service® (WaaS®) that can help you overcome these challenges. From financing and design to construction and long-term operation and maintenance, our approach streamlines the entire water infrastructure process.
How does WaaS® work?
For over two decades, WaaS® has brought all aspects of projects — financing, design, engineering, construction, and long-term O&M packages — under one roof to streamline projects from start to finish. We take care of everything, so you can focus on what matters most.
We can acquire and upgrade an existing plant or build an entirely new plant. Our water professionals have designed and built over 1,000 desalination facilities, and we currently operate more than 200 plants. Thanks to our full integration with EQT, a purpose-driven global investment organization, we are moving financial mountains with build-own-operate (BOO) agreements, build-own-operate-transfer (BOOT) agreements, and plant acquisitions.
We can help you significantly reduce or even eliminate upfront capital expenses. Through performance-based agreements that tie infrastructure delivery to long-term operation and management, you’ll only need to budget for a predictable water bill. Seven Seas handles everything else.
WaaS® Solves Regulatory, Infrastructure, and Sustainability Challenges
Regulatory Expertise
Water Security
Infrastructure Modernization
Cost Optimization
Water Quality Assurance
Climate Resilience
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Water-as-a-Service® in the Texas Region
Alice, Texas
Many Texas utilities are located near vast reserves of brackish water, but have been unable to utilize them due to insufficient funding for large-scale brackish water reverse osmosis (BWRO) desalination facilities.
Seven Seas makes it possible. To tap its brackish aquifer, the City of Alice needed millions of dollars for a BWRO desalination project. The project was at a standstill until Seven Seas stepped in, completing it without requiring a major upfront capital investment from the city. Under the Water-as-a-Service® arrangement, Seven Seas also took on all long-term O&M to deliver a guaranteed 2.7 million gallons of potable water of guaranteed quality per day.
Does this no-up-front-cost model mean higher back-end costs for the City of Alice? Not with WaaS®. Seven Seas not only delivered the project with virtually no CAPEX, but it also lowered the water price. This means the city avoids decades of loan repayments and has no O&M responsibilities – just a dependable water supply and reliably lower water bills.
South Texas Water Utility
The South Texas Water Utility in Kingsville faced a challenge: how to meet growing demand for potable water in the rapidly growing counties of Kleberg and Nueces. Traditional sources of water were becoming strained, and the utility needed a long-term solution. Applying the Water-as-a-Service® model, Seven Seas will construct a scalable plant capable of producing at least 2.7 million gallons per day of potable water by filtering abundant brackish water reserves. This flexible design will allow the plant to continuously meet the growing needs of both residential communities and an expanding business sector.
Get the Very Latest Water Treatment Technology
Since its establishment in 1997, Seven Seas Water Group has developed a full complement of innovative solutions in desalination technology to expand water supplies and improve water quality. With our flexible BOO and BOOT financing arrangements and pathbreaking Water-as-a-Service® approach, our commitment to Texas is unmatched.
Texas utilities are well-acquainted with the Seven Seas Houston-based subsidiary, AUC Group, responsible for over 2,000 installations since 1970. The combination of AUC’s comprehensive knowledge of the state’s evolving TCEQ standards and the large-scale capabilities and desalination technology of Seven Seas has led to notable successes in the state.
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