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Veolia named “2016 Outstanding Service Provider to Chemical Parks”

2016 Outstanding Service Provider to Chemical Parks Award

The 2016 China Chemical Industry and Chemical Park Forum kicked off in Wuhan in May 12. 700 representatives from the government, management committee of the chemical parks, national large chemical enterprises came together in this event to discuss the construction standards and green development within the Chemical Parks. China’s Top 20 Chemical Parks were announced during the conference, Veolia China, as an environmental service provider, was awarded “2016 Outstanding Service Provider to Chemical Parks”.

Veolia and the climate

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

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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.

MARPOL

MARPOL 73/78 is the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships. Its stated objective is "to preserve the marine environment through the complete elimination of pollution by oil and other harmful substances and the minimization of accidental discharge of such substances."

Veolia China named one of the 10 most influential companies in solid waste industry

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The 8th China Solid Waste Strategy Forum was held in Beijing on December 13, where the 2014 Solid Waste Industry Award results were announced. Veolia China, as the leader of the industry, was once again named one of China’s 10 most influential companies in solid waste industry.

Clean Sea Campaign by the Blue Alliance: Building a maritime community with a shared future

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Veolia has constructed the largest sludge treatment plant in the world in Hong Kong

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Matthias Fekl, Secretary of State for Foreign Trade, and Antoine Frérot, Veolia CEO, opened the largest sewage sludge treatment plant in the world at Hong Kong today. This plant has its own independent water and energy supplies, and treats sludge from eleven sewage stations in the region, covering 7.2 million inhabitants. The plant combines urban ecology and lifestyle, not to mention exceptional architecture.