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Waste-to-Energy

垃圾焚烧发电, waste to energy, 垃圾焚烧, 垃圾焚烧发电, 垃圾焚烧发电厂

Veolia manages more than 90 Waste-to-Energy facilities in the world to treat municipal solid waste while creating renewable energy. Considering the low heat value of municipal solid waste, Veolia has the expertise to adapt all the existing technologies to the different types of waste for an optimal heat and electricity generation.

Dismantling and recovery solutions

Veolia dismantles oil and gas platforms, ships, airplanes and industrial facilities in accordance with international environmental laws while safely recovering all recyclable materials.

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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”.

Shanghai Pudong Full Water Services

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OrbiteAluminae Inc. and Veolia Environmental Services create partnership to recycle and remediate red mud generated by alumina

OrbiteAluminae Inc. ("Orbite") and Veolia Environmental Services ("Veolia") signed an exclusive worldwide collaborative agreement for the treatment and recycling of red mud generated by industrial alumina production using the Bayer process. The terms of the partnership include the construction of the first plant to treat red mud using Orbite's patented process.

Water management

Competitive and innovative water services for industries.

United Arab Emirates - Dalkia awarded global energy and technical management contract of Abu Dhabi flagship airports

Dalkia, through its subsidiary MAF Dalkia, secured a new contract with aviation giant Abu Dhabi Airports Company PJSC (ADAC) to provide a full range of energy and technical services across three of their airports and a city terminal in the United Arab Emirates.

United States: Veolia makes cement and gives a second life to GE Renewable Energy's wind turbine blades