Corsan invests over R$ 300 million in 20 sewage treatment projects in Rio Grande do Sul

By Public Technologies
  • Corsan invested more than R$ 300 million in 20 sewage treatment projects completed since July 2023.
  • The projects covered 18 municipalities, comprising 12 new plants, two expansions and six upgrades.
  • A new R$ 3.6 million treatment plant in Iraí has capacity to process 864,000 liters of sewage daily.
  • Sewer infrastructure now reaches about 1 million properties, up from approximately 600,000 in 2022.
  • Annual sewer network construction rose to 604 kilometers in 2025 from 40 kilometers in 2022.


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