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A Significant Industrial Contract for Veolia Water: K+S Potash Canada GP chooses HPD® evaporation and crystallization solutions for its upcoming potash production plant

Veolia Water signed a significant contract with K+S Potash Canada GP to provide the basic and detailed engineering of the new potash production plant in Saskatchewan, a province in western Canada. Veolia Water will supply the HPD evaporation and crystallization technologies, thus providing important infrastructure that will enable the company to produce nearly 3 million metric tons per year of potash by 2023.

Veolia China Organizes Drawing Campaign in Support of 2017 International Biodiversity Day

Biodiversity Drawing Competition, Drawing Campaign, International Biodiversity Day

As one of Veolia's essential commitments to sustainable development, conservation and restoration of biodiversity is the key path to fulfill our mission of "Resourcing the world". Veolia contributes to limiting global biodiversity loss in twofold: we strive not only to reduce the footprint of our activities and that of our client's on the environment, but also to foster favorable conditions for the preservation and the restoration of species and their habitat.

Veolia Huafei Wins Outstanding Project Honor at BRICS Industrial Innovation Contest 2024

Primary metals

Water is essential to the primary metals industry, though other materials required for production might get considerably more attention. However without reliable water management - productivity, quality and profitability is endangered.

Veolia Review for 2021

Managing the water supply and the Japanese way of life

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New York raises its standards

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China: Veolia chosen by LiuGuo Chemical to treat its effluents

LiuGuo Chemical

LiuGuo Chemical, Chinese fertilizer producer, has selected Veolia to upgrade its industrial effluent treatment facilities in Tongling, Anhui Province, on the banks of the Yangtze River.

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.