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Veolia China's Waterl’Ogic Innovative Water Network Solution Wins the France-China Committee Innovation Award

Syrian chemical weapons destroyed

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Poland - Veolia Water inaugurates new Warsaw wastewater treatment plant

After four years' construction, upgrade and extension work by Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, the city of Warsaw has just inaugurated its new wastewater treatment plant. With a population equivalent of 2.1 million, and a daily treatment capacity of up to 515,000 cubic meters of wastewater, it has brought the Polish capital's wastewater treatment into line with European standards.

The European Commission approves the acquisition of Suez by Veolia

Veolia Environnement closes the acquisition of the 50% stake held by FCC in Proactiva

Veolia Environnement announces the closing of the acquisition of the 50% stake held by Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas (FCC) in Proactiva Medio Ambiente. The transaction amounts to €150 million and makes Proactiva a wholly owned Veolia Environnement subsidiary.

A secure supply of water

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Veolia signs a record contract with Sinopec, the top refining company in China and Asia

Sinopec, Yanshan, Veolia, Veolia China, 威立雅, 燕山, 石油

Sinopec selects Veolia for 25-year contract to optimize the water cycle in its Yanshan Petrochemical complex, located in a high water stress region 50 km from Beijing. Yanshan Petrochemical, a fully owned Sinopec subsidiary, and Veolia are creating a joint venture dedicated to the project which will employ 800 people.

Etienne Frouin

Landfill-Gas-to-Energy

填埋气, 垃圾填埋气, 垃圾填埋气发电, 可再生能源, 温室气体

Landfill gas is a mix of methane and carbon dioxide. Methane is a flammable toxic greenhouse gas twenty times more damaging to the climate than carbon dioxide. Instead of going into the atmosphere and becoming a greenhouse gas which is harmful to the environment, it can be collected in every landfill and used to produce renewable energy.