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Veolia Environnement and the CEA sign a strategic cooperation agreement for nuclear facility dismantling and remediation

Veolia Environnement and the CEA (French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission) have today signed a general cooperation agreement covering nuclear facility dismantling and remediation, as well as a specific agreement concerning two facilities: one at the CEA center in Marcoule (France) and the other in the CEA center in Cadarache (France).

FANG Bin, Sr. Manager of Industrial Digital

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

Chongqing Dayuan: Jiaheyumao Hong Kong City

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Soil Washing

The current technology of remediating heavy metal contaminated soil is limited to stabilization or solidification in China without actually separating the contaminants from soil particles. Veolia introduces international robust soil washing technology and professional experts, applies co-mingled technology according to specific soil characteristics, which provides the sufficient conditions to meet the remediation targets.

United Kingdom - Brent Council awards Veolia Environnement £142.3 million waste management contract

Veolia Environnement has been awarded the nine-year public realm contract by Brent Council, which will start in April 2014. The contract is valued at £142.3 million and has an option to extend for a further seven years.

Veolia Environnement announces the success of the issuance of subordinated perpetual hybrid debt in Euros and Pound Sterling

After meeting approximately 150 investors, primarily in continental Europe and the United Kingdom, Veolia Environnement launched the issuance of deeply subordinated perpetual hybrid debt in euros and pound sterling, callable beginning April 2018.

Hazardous Waste Treatment

Poland - Veolia Water inaugurates new Warsaw wastewater treatment plant

After four years' construction, upgrade and extension work by Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, the city of Warsaw has just inaugurated its new wastewater treatment plant. With a population equivalent of 2.1 million, and a daily treatment capacity of up to 515,000 cubic meters of wastewater, it has brought the Polish capital's wastewater treatment into line with European standards.

Pulp from non-recyclable paper becomes a raw material for Industry

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In the centre of London, non-recyclable paper collected from Southwark household waste is now being transformed into a pulp called Pro-Fibre. This new raw material is used to manufacture a wide range of industrial products such as cellulose-based insulation, packaging, or building materials (plaster boards, etc.).