# Bariloche utility infrastructure developments > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/bariloche-utility-infrastructure-developments > Updated: 2026-10-21T22:11:42.000Z. Sources: 41. Developments: 2. Infrastructure projects in Bariloche, Argentina, are focusing on improving water and gas services. The Cooperativa de Electricidad Bariloche (CEB) has begun a repair and replacement program for its water treatment plant following material failures that damaged aeration components. This effort includes implementing double shifts and hiring specialized personnel to address technical failures that caused noise and odor disturbances for local residents. In a broader development, a water supply project involving an investment of over $21 billion is progressing to provide potable water from Lake Gutiérrez to more than 75,000 residents. This initiative includes the construction of a new water treatment plant and large-diameter piping. Additionally, the provincial government is advancing gas infrastructure projects to reinforce the supply for the Dr. Ramón Carrillo Zonal Hospital and expand the network to serve thousands of new users and families. ## Timeline ### 2026-10-21: Bariloche infrastructure projects advance for water and gas supply Bariloche is advancing major infrastructure projects, including a $21 billion water supply system and gas network expansions to support 75,000 residents and local hospital services. 40 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/empowoman-2026-to-feature-discussion-on-holistic-beauty-and-wellness ### 2026-10-20: Cooperativa de Electricidad Bariloche repairs water treatment plant The Cooperativa de Electricidad Bariloche is repairing its water treatment plant following equipment failures, implementing double shifts to restore operations and mitigate noise and odor issues. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/cooperativa-de-electricidad-bariloche-repairs-water-treatment-plant --- Cite as: Bariloche utility infrastructure developments. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/bariloche-utility-infrastructure-developments