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Interview with Aurore YANG, Deputy Head of Asia Sustainability Department: Corporate Social Responsibility is also a kind of Productivity

Interview of Aurore Yang - China

Veolia is committed to climate

COP21

Veolia is committed to the climate.

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.

Agreement in sight between EDF and Veolia Environnement on Dalkia

EDF and Veolia Environnement have entered into advanced discussions for the conclusion of an agreement on their joint subsidiary Dalkia, one of the world's leading provider of energy services. The Boards of Directors of EDF and Veolia Environnement have met and approved the continuation of these negotiations.

Veolia launches its 2024 - 2027 Strategic Program

Veolia Health and Safety week: together towards zero accidents

H&S Week 2015 6

Veolia has organized a World Health and Safety Week for the first time, which ran from 21 to 25 September, on the theme of "Working Safely Together". Health and safety at work is a strong commitment that is constantly reiterated by the Chairman and CEO of Veolia, Antoine Frérot.

Veolia Review for 2022

Veolia Environnement sells its concession contracts in Morocco

Veolia Environnement has signed an agreement, via its holding company Veolia Services à l'Environnement Maroc, with global investment fund Actis to sell its Moroccan water, wastewater and electricity services, operated by concession companies Redal and Amendis.

Veolia China is mobilized to continue to provide its essential services amid COVID-19 outbreak