Canal de Isabel II
Canal de Isabel II is the public water utility company responsible for the water supply and sanitation services in the Madrid region of Spain.
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Canal de Isabel II is the public water utility company responsible for the water supply and sanitation services in the Madrid region of Spain. It manages the entire water cycle, from catchment and treatment to distribution and wastewater treatment, serving over six million people. As a publicly-owned entity, it plays a critical role in the region's infrastructure and sustainability, operating numerous reservoirs, treatment plants, and a vast distribution network.
Company History
Canal de Isabel II was founded in 1851 to bring water from the Lozoya River to Madrid, a major engineering project of the time. Over the decades, it evolved from a construction project into a modern public utility, expanding its services to cover the entire Community of Madrid. Today, it is a benchmark in water management in Spain and internationally.