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Recycling

In accordance with national standards, Veolia recovers materials contained in industrial baths, effluents, sludge, sewage and other waste using innovative treatment methods. This can also include components, solvents, hydrocarbons and polluting packages out of industrial agents - under economically viable conditions.

Decommissioning

Veolia dismantles oil and gas platforms, ships, airplanes and industrial facilities in accordance with international environmental laws while safely recovering all recyclable materials.

Veolia China Wins the “Solid Waste Treatment Industry Corporate Social Responsibility Award”

Veolia, solid waste strategic forum, waste

The 11th Solid Waste Strategic Forum 2017 was held in Beijing on the 15th and 16th December 2017. The forum, themed “The Reconstruction of Market Environment in the Modern Era”, attracted more than 1000 attendees, including government officials, representatives from major solid waste corporate, financial institutions, industry research institutions and the media.

Our history

2018 International Health and Safety week: Act for a better tomorrow

H&S Week 2018 Jining

Tianjin Soda Project

Tianjin Soda

Waste sorting

垃圾自动分选，回收垃圾，自动化垃圾分类

Veolia employs effective and precise automatic sorting equipment to classify the recyclable waste, plastic, wood, metal and glass so that they can be recycled and reused.

Dalkia, the first energy services company in France to receive ISO 50001 energy management certification on a nationwide perimeter

Dalkia has confirmed its position as leader in energy efficiency by becoming the first energy services company in France to receive ISO 50001 certification for energy management. The award of this international standard, which concerns energy management contracts and covers more than 27,000 installations managed by Dalkia in France, follows in the wake of the launch of the Dalkia Energy Savings Center, the first integrated energy efficiency management Platform.

Transforming mass-consumption waste into raw materials