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Veolia Tackles Energy Issues in China with Efficient Energy Solutions

Veolia Tackles Energy Issues in China with Efficient Energy Solutions

China’s growth in energy consumption is outpacing the rate at which the industrial powerhouse is able to secure reliable energy sources. This level of consumption also has implications for the country’s carbon emission outlook. For China to sustain its economic growth momentum, it must further expand its clean and renewable energy sources.

Danone and Veolia join up to meet the challenge of climate change

Veolia, Danone, climate change, alliance

Danone and Veolia today announce a strategic alliance for water cycle, waste and energy efficiency management. The partnership is part of Danone’s climate policy which calls for a zero net carbon footprint by 2050 for sites under the company’s direct, shared and expanded responsibility.

Decommissioning

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

Energy Management

Hazardous waste treatment

Veolia is a leader in hazardous waste safe treatment and disposal in USA, Australia, Europe and China. Most of the biggest industrial groups in the world use Veolia hazardous waste expert handling. Its professional technology in treating, recycling and recovering useful materials ensures that the hazardous waste treatment process is covered in its entirety.

Call for innovation

salt, crystal

Partnership to purify industrial sludge or salts of organic and metallic pollutions.

Veolia to provide water treatment services to South Korea's largest nuclear power plant

KHNP-Coree

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co. (KHNP), the world's fifth largest nuclear power company, has chosen Veolia to treat the water used to supply Kori Division’s eight reactors.

What Veolia does? How and why, at a glance

The International Day for Biological Diversity 2020: Veolia is Committed to Resourcing the World and Preserving the Biodiversity