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The Veolia Environnement Foundation announces the winners of the "Sustainable Energy for All" competition

In a world where 20% of the population has no access to electricity and where more than one out of every four people in Europe is confronted with energy poverty, the Veolia Environnement Foundation and Dalkia are supporting energy initiatives to combat poverty, improve health and foster economic growth while at the same time protecting the environment.

Optimizing energy efficiency in buildings

Michelle, Laboratory Manager

"Optimizing the energy consumption of buildings will turn the tide!"

Food and beverage

Water is one of the first ingredients used when manufacturing food, as process water for beverages, ready meals or dairy products. It is also a processing aid used throughout the process (cleaning water, transport water), as well as an energy utility when used as steam or for refrigeration (boiler feed water, cooling water, ice for preservation). In addition, food production sites must now comply with numerous requirements in the sanitary, economic and environmental domains.

Yanshan Niukouyu Wetland Park

Press release

Tank Cleaning

清罐, 苯等储罐, 储罐清洗

Even under optimum circumstances, tank cleaning can be a risky undertaking. The interior of tanks constitutes an extremely harsh environment that poses many safety and environmental hazards. To reduce or eliminate the inherent risk, it requires detailed planning, engineering, advanced technology, safety protocols, on-site process controls, training and operation experience. Veolia offers comprehensive tank cleaning services which exceed our clients' expectations.

Dalkia Steps Up Operations in the Netherlands with the Acquisition of the 3rd largest District Heating Network

Dalkia and its partner, Dutch pension fund service provider PGGM, recently finalized the acquisition of the 3rd largest District Heating Network in The Netherlands from RWE AG / Essent.

Veolia Waste Solutions Help Alleviate China’s “Siege of Trash”

HK SENT landfill, landfill, Veolia, Veolia Hong Kong, Waste

A World Bank report projects that in eight years, the Chinese will generate nearly 1.4 million tons of garbage each day, twice the volume forecasted for America. The anticipated surge in waste volumes is associated with a growing population with rising incomes and higher standards of living.