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United Kingdom - Brent Council awards Veolia Environnement £142.3 million waste management contract

Veolia Environnement has been awarded the nine-year public realm contract by Brent Council, which will start in April 2014. The contract is valued at £142.3 million and has an option to extend for a further seven years.

Veolia Water awarded management of the water and wastewater systems of Rialto, California

The city of Rialto and Rialto Water Services (RWS) have awarded Veolia Water North America, a Veolia Water subsidiary, a contract to manage the city's water and wastewater systems. The 30-year contract is valued at approximately $300 million in revenues for Veolia Water.

World Environment Day ｜ Photograph the ecological transformation around you to win the Veolia Ecological Transformation Photography Contest - we are waiting for you !

Everything you wanted to know about water on your smartphone

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Kai Tak District Cooling Occupational Health and Safety Excellence won regional recognition in the field of facility management

威立雅全面助力中国向可持续、高质量发展转型

In recognition of the continues effort in harnessing and upholding a health and safe working environment, Kai Tai District Cooling System Phase 2 Works has awarded the Certificate of Excellence - Asia Pacific Best Occupational Health and Safety Award at the Asia Pacific Facility Management Awards 2018 Presentation Ceremony.

Veolia China Awarded as the “Top Healthiest Workplace”

Hong Kong District Cooling DHY Joint Venture: Celebrating excellence in Health and Safety

Asia Pacific Best Occupational Health and Safety Award in the Asia Pacific Facility Management Awards 2019 Presentation Ceremony

2023 International Health and Safety Week

Veolia China Wins the “Solid Waste Treatment Industry Corporate Social Responsibility Award”

Veolia, solid waste strategic forum, waste

The 11th Solid Waste Strategic Forum 2017 was held in Beijing on the 15th and 16th December 2017. The forum, themed “The Reconstruction of Market Environment in the Modern Era”, attracted more than 1000 attendees, including government officials, representatives from major solid waste corporate, financial institutions, industry research institutions and the media.