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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.

Banner Upcycling Workshop Held Successfully

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Veolia has invited Memories Factories, a local green organisation to hold a upcycling workshop for employees at the new office on 25 January.

"Let's Partner on Climate Action. Now.: Veolia Signs the Call by leading CEO’s Committed to the Climate

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CEOs from 43 leading international groups in 20 different sectors with operations in over 150 countries, jointly generating over $1.2 trillion dollars in revenue in 2014, are launching a joint initiative to lay down the bases for a global and responsible agreement on the climate, at the COP21 in Paris in December 2015.

In response to market rumors

In response to market rumors, Veolia Environnement has been informed of the decision of the President of the Executive Council of Corsica, Paul Giacobbi, to recover an amount of approximately €200 million from SNCM and seek, if necessary, the responsibility of Veolia Environnement in this regard.

Agreement reached for the sale of Veolia Environnement's stake in Berlinwasser

Veolia Environnement announces the signature of an agreement with the Federal State of Berlin authorities to sell its 24.95% stake in Berlinwasser for €590 million, supplemented by €12 million for miscellaneous items and the share of dividends and interests due in respect of financial year 2013. This divestment would be a direct contribution to the Group's 2-year €6 billion asset divestment program, now almost achieved.

Towngas and Veolia join hands to launch Hong Kong’s first green hydrogen production project

After 13 years with Veolia Environnement, Pierre-François Riolacci has chosen to take a new path in his career and will be leaving his position as Chief Financial Officer at the end of the year.

The recruitment of his successor is ongoing and will be announced in the coming weeks.

Veolia and Elabe present the first global opinion survey on the ecological transformation