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Slovakia - Dalkia renews contract in Bratislava worth over one billion euros

Dalkia announced that it has renewed its contract to manage heat generation and distribution in Bratislava's Petržalka district. The 20-year contract extends the partnership with the city of Bratislava until 2039, with the goal of applying a proactive approach of energy efficiency and sustainable development to the neighborhood. Cumulative revenue will amount to over €1.1 billion.

Microelectronics

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

MSF-Veolia: a research and innovation partnership for action in the medical humanitarian sector

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Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and the Veolia Foundation have signed a research and innovation partnership to provide support for MSF's missions in the fields of energy, waste, sanitation and drinking water.

Bali Refuse Incineration Plant

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Petroleum and gas industries

Veolia provides solutions which meet the specific requirements of the petroleum and gas industries.

Integrated Services

Integrated Services refers to the integration of mechanical and biological, Waste to Energy and landfill treatments in order to manage the wide range of waste characteristics. Integrated Services ensures that the best processing technology is used to dispose of the proper type of waste in a way that is both low in carbon emissions while being environmentally friendly.

Stabilization and landfilling

It is essential that the safe disposal of elements from hazardous waste be done without dispersing pollutants so as to protect the environment and public health. Veolia stabilizes these pollutants and stores them in secure dedicated landfills.

‘SENT Landfill Gas Management (Reprocessing) Facilities’ converts landfill gas to energy for the public of Hong Kong

SENT landfill gas opening

The ‘Landfill Gas Management (Reprocessing) Facilities’ at South East New Territories (SENT) Landfill officially opens on 24 November 2017. This facility turns surplus landfill gas into synthetic natural gas, which is conveyed to the distribution network of the Hong Kong and China Gas Company Limited (Towngas) as a renewable energy source, supplying the public of Hong Kong.