Search | Veolia China

Green Classroom- “Little Green Scouts- Veolia Green Action” kickoffs in Beijing

威立雅 veolia 侯雪松

Co-organised by Veolia China, China Society for Environmental Services and Green Living magazine, “Little Green Scouts- Veolia Green Action” officially commenced on June 3 at Beijing Xicheng District Fendou Elementary School.

Veolia attended the Fifteenth Conference on Urban Water Development

Veolia Environnement and WatchFrog continue their partnership to detect endocrine disruptors in our wastewater

WatchFrog and Veolia will industrialize their testing process to detect the presence of endocrine disruptors in wastewater treatment plants.

Veolia Environnement sells its water and wastewater activities in Portugal for €95 million

Veolia Environnement has signed an agreement with Beijing Enterprises Water Group to sell its subsidiary Veolia Water in Portugal (CGEP - Compagnie Générale des Eaux du Portugal - Consultadoria e Engenharia) for €95 million. This amount will be fully allocated to the Group's debt reduction program in 2013.

World Environment Day ｜ Photograph the ecological transformation around you to win the Veolia Ecological Transformation Photography Contest - we are waiting for you !

Energy Services to Buildings

The European metropolis of Lille chooses Veolia

Contrat-Eau-Lille

From 1 January 2016, Veolia will distribute drinking water in 62 municipalities in the European metropolis of Lille (Métropole Européenne de Lille - MEL), serving more than one million inhabitants. This new innovative, efficient, and sustainable water service will enhance Lille’s international reputation.

World Economic Forum in Davos: Veolia reaffirms the central role of the circular economy and advocates in favour of a carbon price

Veolia, Davos, 威立雅

In Davos , a discussion forum for the world’s economic leaders, Veolia Chairman and CEO Antoine Frérot continued to highlight the Group’s priorities in the fight against climate change.

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.