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

MSF-Veolia: a research and innovation partnership for action in the medical humanitarian sector

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Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) and the Veolia Foundation have signed a research and innovation partnership to provide support for MSF's missions in the fields of energy, waste, sanitation and drinking water.

Hong Kong Kai Tak District Cooling

District Cooling, Kai Tak, Hong Kong, Energy

Hong Kong District Cooling DHY Joint Venture: Celebrating excellence in Health and Safety

Asia Pacific Best Occupational Health and Safety Award in the Asia Pacific Facility Management Awards 2019 Presentation Ceremony

‘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.

International Women's Day: gender balance and Veolia, a performance and innovation lever

Veolia, Women, International Women's Day

On International Women's Day 2016, Veolia is analysing the progress it has made in terms of gender equality within the Group and setting its goals for 2020.

COP21: Veolia campaigns for a low-carbon economy

Business & Climate Summit - AF

With just 200 days to the COP21, the heads of companies from all over the world are responding to the appeal made by the UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-Moon, asking the private sector to play an active role for the climate. They came to the Business & Climate Summit held at Unesco in Paris and with one voice called for an ambitious agreement to be made between governments to limit the temperature increase to 2°C when they meet in Paris in December. During a session on innovation, the CEO of Veolia, Antoine Frérot, talked about the key role Veolia could have in implementing a low-carbon economy.

Hong Kong T▪Park

STF, Sludge Treatment, T-Park, Hong Kong

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