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Hong Kong District Cooling DHY Joint Venture received “Best Refurbishment and Maintenance Contractor in Occupational Safety and Health – Gold Award”

HKDC Safety Award 2016

In recognition of its efforts in maintaining high safety standard to “Zero accident” and outstanding health and safety practices, Hong Kong District Cooling DHY Joint Venture (HKDCJV) was awarded the Gold Award in the category of “Best Refurbishment and Maintenance Contractor in Occupational Safety and Health” on 5 July 2016 at the 17th Construction Safety Forum and Award Presentation Ceremony (“the Ceremony”).

Replenishing resources

Veolia Partners with China’s Industries to Improve Industrial Water Performance

Sinopec, Yanshan, Veolia China

China's latest water policy, the Water Ten Plan, introduces tightened regulations and stricter enforcement targeting heavily polluting industries. With years of experience operating industrial water treatment services, Veolia is a reliable partner to help companies navigate the new policy landscape and provide innovative industrial water solutions that comply with regulations and minimise environmental impact.

Landfills

Veolia manages more than 150 landfills in the world. Its landfill management can effectively protect soil and underground water and limit the emission of greenhouse gases by incorporating specifically developed high-density landfill technology: impermeable membrane lining, leachate collection and treatment systems, recycling of landfill gas and strict environmental monitoring.

World Water Day 2016 - Water Jobs

Waste-to-Energy

垃圾焚烧发电, waste to energy, 垃圾焚烧, 垃圾焚烧发电, 垃圾焚烧发电厂

Veolia manages more than 90 Waste-to-Energy facilities in the world to treat municipal solid waste while creating renewable energy. Considering the low heat value of municipal solid waste, Veolia has the expertise to adapt all the existing technologies to the different types of waste for an optimal heat and electricity generation.

After 13 years with Veolia Environnement, Pierre-François Riolacci has chosen to take a new path in his career and will be leaving his position as Chief Financial Officer at the end of the year.

The recruitment of his successor is ongoing and will be announced in the coming weeks.