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Desalinating sea water

High potential alternative solution to face water stress. With more than 100 years of experience Veolia is the global leader in helping municipalities and industries who face water use conflicts implement desalination strategies.

New York raises its standards

New York City is saving $100 to $200 million a year thanks to improvement in the overall performance of its public water and wastewater services.

Industrial cleaning services adapted to local challenges

Veolia secures equipment cleaning contact at Rio Tinto in New South Wales.

High-performance mining solutions

K+S Potash
The Canadian subsidiary of the K+S Group, one of the world's leading fertilizer producers, chose to incorporate HPD evaporation and crystallization solutions at its new potash production facility in Saskatchewan.

A comprehensive range of high-quality services and innovative solutions

Syndicat des Eaux d’Ile-de-France (SEDIF) is the water authority for the Greater Paris region and the largest in France. It is also one of the biggest in Europe. In 2011, SEDIF once again put its faith in Veolia with a new 12-year contract to manage the public water service – a contract that puts the focus firmly on innovation.

A secure supply of water

Veolia provides SK Hynix with ultrapure water of consistent quality – a critical component for manufacturing the company’s high-tech products.

The equivalent of 80 Olympic-sized swimming pools treated every day

Veolia manages and ensures the maintenance of three water treatment plants which treat water involved in the production of coal gas.

Trabalhar connosco

Veolia really cares about the people it employs. ​All our employees share basic values, which provide the foundation on which we pursue sustainable development.

Syrian chemical weapons destroyed

Under the British Government’s support for the international mission to destroy Syria’s chemical weapons program led by the United Nations, Veolia was chosen to destroy 150 metric tons of materials.