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Veolia Environnement and Total inaugurate Osilub recycling plant in Normandy (France) that regenerates used oil into high-grade lubricants

• 55 million euros invested, of which 35% outsourced to local companies • 45 direct jobs created, 120 people employed during the construction • Treatment capacity of 120,000 metric tons of oil a year, or nearly 50% of the volume of used oil generated in France each year • A recycling yield of around 75%, the best rate achieved anywhere in the world

Brazil - Veolia Water builds three units for the treatment of raw water and wastewater for pulp and paper producer CMPC

Veolia Water, via its subsidiary Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, has been awarded a contract for €130 million to build three units for the treatment of raw water and wastewater for the Chilean CMPC Group, a world leader in pulp and paper production.

Veolia Health and Safety week: together towards zero accidents

H&S Week 2015 6

Veolia has organized a World Health and Safety Week for the first time, which ran from 21 to 25 September, on the theme of "Working Safely Together". Health and safety at work is a strong commitment that is constantly reiterated by the Chairman and CEO of Veolia, Antoine Frérot.

Processing end-of-life electrical waste

Microelectronics

Veolia is a world leader when it comes to producing ultra-pure water for the microelectronics industry.

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Veolia included in the DJSI, ranked joint 1st in its industry by S&P Global

2017 International Health and Safety week: 5 High-Risk Management Standards

2017 H&S Week, safety drill, 安全演练，2017健康安全周

From 18 to 22 September, Veolia has launched a number of initiatives during the International Health and Safety Week across China to raise employees' awareness about workplace safety, including both project sites and offices.

Veolia Waste Solutions Help Alleviate China’s “Siege of Trash”

HK SENT landfill, landfill, Veolia, Veolia Hong Kong, Waste

A World Bank report projects that in eight years, the Chinese will generate nearly 1.4 million tons of garbage each day, twice the volume forecasted for America. The anticipated surge in waste volumes is associated with a growing population with rising incomes and higher standards of living.