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Water · La Habana

Albear Aqueduct / Cuenca Vento (Havana supply)

Municipal water supply network

🔴 Stateℹ️ Atlas — info only
Scale
1861 gravity aqueduct still ~15% of Havana supply; network loses ~58%
Status
Needs full main replacement, metering, SCADA for ~2.1M metro
Sector
Water
Province
La Habana
Coordinates
23.000, -82.370
Layer
Layer 2 · Atlas
Notes
Operated by Aguas de La Habana.
Controlling entity
INRH — Instituto Nacional de Recursos Hidráulicos

National water-resources institute. Controls aqueducts, utilities and desalination; the Aguas de La Habana concession (with Agbar) is the standout PPP precedent.

Sources: INRH · OPEC Fund