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Resourcing the world goes on in Christmas!

Veolia, 威立雅, soap recycling

In celebration of Christmas, on December 20th, Veolia Hong Kong has continued to resource the world by participating in a soap recycling volunteering activity organized by two local charities, HandsOn Hong Kong and Soap Cycling. During the event, 33 volunteers helped recycle 118kg of soap bars and around 300 bottles of shower gel.

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

Veolia, Davos, 威立雅

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.

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

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

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.

Veolia Provides State-of-the-Art Municipal Water Solutions in China

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Experts are predicting that by 2030, China’s water demand will outstrip supply if the rapidly developing nation continues its current consumption levels. As water scarcity can pose serious risks to the nation’s economic and social stability, China must identify new solutions to protect and improve access to this vital resource.

Follow us: launch of Veolia's Weibo and WeChat accounts

威立雅微博微信

Veolia China has launched our official WeChat and Sina Weibo accounts (in Chinese only). Please stay tuned for more updates from us, and we look forward to hearing from all of you as well on social media platforms.

Beijing Yanshan Sinopec Water Cycle Management

Replenishing resources