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Extension of the agreement on proposed share ownership changes at Transdev

In the context of the negotiations on the change in the share ownership at Transdev, the Caisse des Dépôts and Veolia Environnement hereby announce that they extend until October 31, 2013 their agreement concluded on October 22, 2012.

Veolia Environnement and Total inaugurate Osilub recycling plant in Normandy (France) that regenerates used oil into high-grade lubricants

• 55 million euros invested, of which 35% outsourced to local companies • 45 direct jobs created, 120 people employed during the construction • Treatment capacity of 120,000 metric tons of oil a year, or nearly 50% of the volume of used oil generated in France each year • A recycling yield of around 75%, the best rate achieved anywhere in the world

Asia Zone Impact Awards Results | Beijing Yanshan Sinopec won the First Place

Renovation of the Eiffel Tower: over 80% waste recycled

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This year the Eiffel Tower is celebrating its 125th anniversary, it attracts over 7 million paying visitors per year.

Success of the dividend distribution in shares

The option for the payment of the dividend in shares was widely chosen by Veolia Environnement's shareholders: 64.86% of the rights were exercised in favor of a payment in shares. This rate of dividend distribution in shares will result in an increase of €227.9 million in the equity of Veolia Environnement.

Nantong hazardous waste treatment

Joint urban authority awards Veolia Water the contract to manage the water supply network for Draveil

The Sénart Val de Seine joint urban authority has selected Veolia Water to manage the water supply network and customer service for its main town of Draveil (28,500 people with 7,025 water service customers). Worth over 20 million euros cumulated over a period of 10 years, the contract, delegated up to now to another private operator, enables Veolia Water to establish operations in a new area of the Essonne department, which is part of the Ile-de-France region surrounding Paris.

Access to water and sanitation

Pulp from non-recyclable paper becomes a raw material for Industry

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In the centre of London, non-recyclable paper collected from Southwark household waste is now being transformed into a pulp called Pro-Fibre. This new raw material is used to manufacture a wide range of industrial products such as cellulose-based insulation, packaging, or building materials (plaster boards, etc.).