Cyprus has lifted the share of desalinated water in government-supplied drinking water to roughly 80 percent and is adding mobile reverse osmosis units while permanent capacity is planned. Plants at Moni, Kissonerga and Limassol Port were fully operating by spring 2026 and together added 37,000 cubic metres per day, with Garyllis contributing a further 10,000. Four new permanent plants totalling 180,000 cubic metres per day are scheduled to run by 2029.
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