Desalination plant at Harstena

 

About the project

At Harstena, the Lindkvist family operates a restaurant, bakery, and cabin rentals. As the tourism industry grows, the need for a secure and long-term drinking water supply has become increasingly important. During periods of high occupancy, the current water capacity is insufficient to meet the needs of the operations.
The purpose of the project is to ensure a long-term and sustainable access to drinking water for the operations at Harstena. The project includes the installation of a modern desalination plant that ensures access to drinking water for the rental cabins, restaurant, and bakery. The investment simultaneously creates conditions for continued development of the operations and strengthens Harstena as a tourist destination.

The new facility is based on energy-efficient osmosis technology with digital monitoring, which reduces energy consumption, prevents operational disruptions, and contributes to a sustainable water supply. The project is carried out in collaboration with other companies on the island and creates a long-term solution for both today's and future needs.

 

Project's purpose and goals

The purpose of the project is to ensure a long-term and sustainable access to drinking water for the operations at Harstena. 

The goal is to install and commission a desalination plant that supplies all rental cabins, the restaurant, and the bakery with clean drinking water. When the project is completed, the water supply should be secured for today's operations while also providing capacity for future development.

About the project

Project period
25.01.20-26.11.30

Project type
Project support for businesses

Intervention area
Business and employment

Project owner
Magnus Lindkvist sole proprietorship

Contact person
Magnus Lindkvist

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About funding

Granted leader support
102,258 kronor

Private financing.
Own private: 102,258 kronor

Volunteer work: 
455 hours of volunteer work

Total funding
204,516 kronor

The Leader support consists of financing from the EU and the state. 

Incoming EU funds have been granted from:
Rural Development Fund