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Guangdong Hazardous Waste Comprehensive Treatment Demonstrative Center (Huizhou)

Harbin Southwest District Heating

Harbin Southeast District Heating

Dalkia signs strategic partnership with Hungarian government

Dalkia today announced it had signed a strategic partnership with the Hungarian government. This agreement is part of a program implemented by Hungary to improve the competitiveness of the country's economy by leveraging the expertise and knowledge of international corporations. For Dalkia, sixteenth company entering this program, it stress its expertise in energy efficiency and biomass.

Sludge Treatment

Municipal sludge is the main potential secondary polluting source during sewage treatment since it contains a large number of organic pollutants and hazardous components such as pathogens, heavy metals and carcinogenic chemicals. Veolia has built and operates many urban sludge treatment plants throughout the world. In doing so it has developed a unique expertise in landfill gas fermentation, soil remediation applications, waste to energy, cement recycling and other recycling technologies – sludge composting treatment and co-combustion of sludge and municipal solid waste being the most mature of Veolia’s widely-used technologies. The experience and expertise which Veolia has garnered over the years is continuously reducing and preventing the emission of greenhouse gases, especially as relates to sludge treatment, where exchanges, internal communication and the sharing of resources and talent will better enable the development of sludge treatment opportunities/projects with municipalities in China.

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Veolia's multifaceted performance

Veolia was named 1 of the 13 PPP case studies by the National Development and Reform Commission

发改委ppp项目_天津水务

In response to comments over a lack of hands-on experience and case studies to provide guidance in promoting PPP projects, National Development and Reform Commission have picked 13 representative and exemplary case studies. Veolia’s Tianjin Shibei water project, which started in 2007, received recognition from the Commission and was among one of the case studies.

Energy solutions to boost competitiveness for industries

Veolia management responded for the first time to the largest merge and acquisition in the global environmental sector