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Annet-sur-Marne (France)

The Annet-sur-Marne “vintage:” a technology that produces exceptionally pure water.

A virtual tour of the Annet-sur-Marne site

The Hague

The first public/private pipe systems maintenance partnership in the Netherlands.

A virtual tour of The Hague site

Veolia Water

Visit the site of Veolia Water, Veolia Environnement’s water division, world leader in water services.

Veolia Solutions & Technologies

Visit the site of Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, the subsidiary of Veolia
Water, world leader in engineering and management of turnkey design/build projects and water treatment facilities and water treatment facilities.

Sade

Visit the site of Sade, a Veolia Water subsidiary, specializing in the design and construction of water and wastewater systems.

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Water

Veolia Water specializes in water and wastewater services for municipal and industrial clients, deploying specific solutions tailored to local needs worldwide.

The division has more than 150 years of experience managing public water and wastewater services under public-private partnerships. Its expertise also includes the capabilities of its research and development teams and its subsidiary Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, which continually develops analytical, treatment, wastewater and recycling techniques spanning the entire water cycle.

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Activities

Management of water and wastewater services for municipal and industrial clients.
Design/build of technological solutions and the public works necessary to deliver water and wastewater services.
This unique know-how, shared by all Veolia Water personnel through best practice exchanges, is deployed on behalf of the millions of people the division serves each day in 57 countries. Veolia Water provides municipal and industrial clients with quality services in public health protection, leak reduction, improved productivity (plants and pipelines) and water conservation.

Priorities

Tapping growth opportunities, especially in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Continuing efforts to improve efficiency.
Developing analytical and research tools to assess and track the performance of membrane technology.

Key Figures

World leader in water treatment services
10.9 billion euros in revenue
82,900 employees in 60 countries
Drinking water and wastewater services provided to 132 million people