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CHRISTOPHE MAQUET, appointed as senior economic adviser to Shaanxi Province

‘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.

Marpol

MARPOL 73/78 is the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships. Its stated objective is "to preserve the marine environment through the complete elimination of pollution by oil and other harmful substances and the minimization of accidental discharge of such substances."

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

Veolia attended the Fifteenth Conference on Urban Water Development

Kuwait - Veolia to build the desalination plant at the Az Zour North complex for 320 million euros

Veolia Environnement has just won the contract to build the seawater desalination plant at the Az Zour North complex in Kuwait for 320 million euros.

Celebrating T．PARK’s First Anniversary - Commemorative Stamp Products issued for public collection

T.park

T·PARK has recorded more than 74,000 visitors since its opening on May 19, 2016. To celebrate its anniversary and share the joy with all, commemorative postcards, special postmark and stamps have been issued by Environmental Protection Department; and to be distributed to visitors for free.

2023 ANNUAL RESULTS

WEF 2016: Veolia and Swiss Re have joined forces to help cities around the world to increase their resilience to climate change

Veolia, Swiss, 威立雅

In Davos, Veolia and Swiss Re unveil a pre-funded infrastructure resilience partnership, brokered by the Rockefeller Foundation’s 100 Resilient Cities initiative. Following the damage caused by natural disasters, the goal is to help cities around the world to recover their vital infrastructure more quickly.