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France Story Frédéric Houdry & Christophe Thabourin

Interview of Frédéric Houdry & Christophe Thabourin - France

Through the eyes of a resourcer

Cyrielle Roschenko

Video portrait of Cyrielle Roschenko - France

Francois Jenny

Water management

Physical/Chemical and Wastewater treatment

Veolia operates over 60 physiochemical treatment facilities, handling liquids containing heavy metals, acid waste and contaminated sludge.

Sludge Treatment

Municipal sludge is the main potential secondary polluting source during sewage treatment since it contains a large number of organic pollutants and hazardous components such as pathogens, heavy metals and carcinogenic chemicals. Veolia has built and operates many urban sludge treatment plants throughout the world. In doing so it has developed a unique expertise in landfill gas fermentation, soil remediation applications, waste to energy, cement recycling and other recycling technologies – sludge composting treatment and co-combustion of sludge and municipal solid waste being the most mature of Veolia’s widely-used technologies. The experience and expertise which Veolia has garnered over the years is continuously reducing and preventing the emission of greenhouse gases, especially as relates to sludge treatment, where exchanges, internal communication and the sharing of resources and talent will better enable the development of sludge treatment opportunities/projects with municipalities in China.

Veolia signs a record contract with Sinopec, the top refining company in China and Asia

Sinopec, Yanshan, Veolia, Veolia China, 威立雅, 燕山, 石油

Sinopec selects Veolia for 25-year contract to optimize the water cycle in its Yanshan Petrochemical complex, located in a high water stress region 50 km from Beijing. Yanshan Petrochemical, a fully owned Sinopec subsidiary, and Veolia are creating a joint venture dedicated to the project which will employ 800 people.

Power

Veolia’s technologies and expertise in the power production industry covers the complete water and wastewater cycle, including:

Through the eyes of the Resourcers

Japan Story

Interview of Yannick Ratte and Kazuhiro Uchino - Japan