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The Veolia Environnement Foundation mobilizes with partners to supply potable water to Philippines typhoon victims

After a natural disaster such as that in the Philippines, it is vital to provide people in stricken areas with access to basic services. Emergency humanitarian aid focuses on health, water and sanitation to avoid epidemics. Supplying potable water is a priority, which is why the Veolia Environnement Foundation is mobilizing alongside its partners.

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.

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

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.

ANNUAL RESULTS 2022

Medical Waste Management

The proper treatment of infectious medical waste is of great importance to human health and environmental protection because of its biological toxicity and corrosiveness. Veolia has experience in the whole process of medical waste disposal from collection, storage, transfer and treatment, thereby ensuring appropriate medical waste disposal services to cities.

Medical waste management

The proper treatment of infectious medical waste is of great importance to human health and environmental protection because of its biological toxicity and corrosiveness. Veolia has experience in the whole process of medical waste disposal from collection, storage, transfer and treatment, thereby ensuring appropriate medical waste disposal services to cities.

In-Situ Thermal Desorption

The thermal desorption technology is applicable for removing volatile or semi-volatile organic contaminants. Veolia introduces thermal conductivity heating (TCH) whose temperature is higher than electrical resistance heating (ERH) and steam enhanced extraction (SEE). The target temperature is above 500 ℃, which is able to efficiently heat up intermediate to low permeability soil, also is insensible to geological inhomogeneity.