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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

With "Écogeste collèges 2017", Editions Belin and Veolia will be able to recycle several million obsolete textbooks

Through the eyes of a resourcer

Marcel Gomez

Video portrait of Marcel Gómez - Czech Republic

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.

World Water Day 2020: in the global fight against the coronavirus pandemic, water is more precious than ever

Veolia Water Partners with Sport Fishermen

Veolia Water has been developing projects and partnerships with fishermen for three years now. The goal is to pool strengths to better protect rivers and their ecosystems.

Hong Kong District Cooling Company Limited (HKDC), wholly owned subsidiary of Veolia in Hong Kong, took the top accolades at the HKMA Hong Kong Sustainability Award 2019

Solvay and Veolia join forces to produce the largest amount of energy in France from refuse-derived fuel

Veolia China awarded the 2015 ten most influential companies in the solid waste industry in China

2015 Solid waste award

The 9th Solid Waste Strategic Forum was held in December 18th -19th in Beijing, with the 2015 Annual Solid Waste Industry Awards results being announced. Veolia was once again awarded the 10 most influential companies in the solid waste industry and it has been 7 consecutive years for Veolia to win the award.