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Veolia has constructed the largest sludge treatment plant in the world in Hong Kong

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Matthias Fekl, Secretary of State for Foreign Trade, and Antoine Frérot, Veolia CEO, opened the largest sewage sludge treatment plant in the world at Hong Kong today. This plant has its own independent water and energy supplies, and treats sludge from eleven sewage stations in the region, covering 7.2 million inhabitants. The plant combines urban ecology and lifestyle, not to mention exceptional architecture.

Veolia helps PSA reduce its footprint

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Grand Paris Seine Ouest and Issy-les-Moulineaux innovate with mobile vacuum waste collection in Fort d'Issy

Vacuum waste collection is making inroads in urban areas. But the choice of a mobile collection system using vacuum trucks for the Fort d'Issy econeighborhood is a first in France.

Yanshan Niukouyu Wetland Park

World Environment Day 2020: Veolia’s 10 solutions to protect nature, combat pollution and ramp up the environmental transition

Veolia Environnement and the CEA sign a strategic cooperation agreement for nuclear facility dismantling and remediation

Veolia Environnement and the CEA (French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission) have today signed a general cooperation agreement covering nuclear facility dismantling and remediation, as well as a specific agreement concerning two facilities: one at the CEA center in Marcoule (France) and the other in the CEA center in Cadarache (France).

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Agreement reached on financing of Dalkia's international operations

Dalkia has announced that an agreement regarding the financing of its subsidiary Dalkia International has been reached with Veolia Environnement and EDF.

United Kingdom - Brent Council awards Veolia Environnement £142.3 million waste management contract

Veolia Environnement has been awarded the nine-year public realm contract by Brent Council, which will start in April 2014. The contract is valued at £142.3 million and has an option to extend for a further seven years.