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COP20 in Lima (Peru): Veolia promotes the collective construction of climate solutions

During a session organized by Veolia and the Peruvian Ministry of Environment in Lima, Pierre Victoria, Director of Sustainable Development at Veolia, and Ramón Rebuelta, Director of Latin America, supported emission mitigation and climate change adaptation solutions developed with regions.

Veolia at Think Asia Think Hong Kong

At “Think Asia, Think Hong Kong” at the Carrousel du Louvre, Antoine Frérot, Veolia CEO, presented the opportunities for Veolia of a presence in Hong Kong.

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60% Reused industrial water in China

Tangshan Iron & Steel (TIS), a subsidiary of one of the three largest iron and steel producers in the world and number one steel manufacturer in China, has selected Veolia to manage and improve the water management process for two industrial projects.

Urban cleaning services contracts for the city of Singapore

Veolia has obtained in Singapore the renewal of two waste management contracts for 6 years for a total amount of 138 M€

Renovation of the Eiffel Tower: over 80% waste recycled

This year the Eiffel Tower is celebrating its 125th anniversary, it attracts over 7 million paying visitors per year.

Pulp & paper

Drawing on 40 years of experience in pulp and paper, as well as a network of subsidiaries across the world, Veolia provides paper manufacturers with a selection of technological solutions covering the entire range of requirements inherent to the water cycle: production of utility water and process water, evaporation concentration of black liquor and chloride and potassium removal through crystallization, wastewater and sludge treatment downstream of the production unit. Veolia has installed over 1,000 water treatment facilities throughout the world in the pulp and paper sector.

Veolia Waste Solutions Help Alleviate China’s “Siege of Trash”

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A World Bank report projects that in eight years, the Chinese will generate nearly 1.4 million tons of garbage each day, twice the volume forecasted for America. The anticipated surge in waste volumes is associated with a growing population with rising incomes and higher standards of living.

Veolia Enhances Building Efficiency in Urban China

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