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World Economic Forum in Davos: Veolia reaffirms the central role of the circular economy and advocates in favour of a carbon price

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In Davos , a discussion forum for the world’s economic leaders, Veolia Chairman and CEO Antoine Frérot continued to highlight the Group’s priorities in the fight against climate change.

In response to market rumors

In response to market rumors, Veolia Environnement has been informed of the decision of the President of the Executive Council of Corsica, Paul Giacobbi, to recover an amount of approximately €200 million from SNCM and seek, if necessary, the responsibility of Veolia Environnement in this regard.

Veolia is committed to climate

COP21

Veolia is committed to the climate.

Veolia joined forces with L’Oréal Group to accelerate the transformation of plastics circular economy

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Dalkia signs strategic partnership with Hungarian government

Dalkia today announced it had signed a strategic partnership with the Hungarian government. This agreement is part of a program implemented by Hungary to improve the competitiveness of the country's economy by leveraging the expertise and knowledge of international corporations. For Dalkia, sixteenth company entering this program, it stress its expertise in energy efficiency and biomass.

Groupe SEB, Veolia and Eco-systèmes team up to recycle small electrical household appliances

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The Groupe SEB, Veolia and Eco-systèmes develop first partnership which creates a complete circular economy cycle for small household appliances: the waste collected by Eco-systèmes is recovered by Veolia as recycled raw material, which is then used by Groupe SEB to manufacture new appliances sold in stores. The first concrete application is a steam generator.

First Green Earth Workshop Held at HKDC

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The first Green Earth workshop organized by Veolia’s Sustainable Development Department was held on 23 November 2018 at the Hong Kong Kai Tak District Cooling System (KTDCS). About 40 employees from HKDC attended the workshop, with the topic “Climate Change and Renewable Energy” shared by Mr. Edwin Lau, Founder & Executive Director of The Green Earth.