Manager of water cycles

Veolia Water, in managing all of the water cycles on behalf of its municipal and industrial clients, concentrates its efforts on ensuring that water resources are preserved and optimized.
We withdraw water from natural resources and use it to produce and distribute drinking water and industrial water. We then collect and transport wastewater and treat it for reuse or return to the ecosystem. We also take action to preserve water resources before withdrawal and protect the receiving environments into which wastewater is discharged.

Find out more on Veolia Water, our activities and our involvement in sustainable development.

 
SOCIAL BUSINESS

An inauguration full of hope

Grameen-Veolia Water Ltd inaugurates its first water treatment plant in Bangladesh, for the villagers of Goalmari

A year after setting up the joint venture company Grameen-Veolia Water Ltd, Muhammad Yunus the 2006 Nobel Peace Prizewinner and founder of the microcredit Grameen Bank, and Antoine Frérot, Chief Executive Officer of Veolia Water, have inaugurated the first water treatment plant intended for village populations living in remote rural areas of Bangladesh. Read the article "An inauguration full of hope"

WATER MANAGEMENT

Recycling wasterwater

Recycling wastewater is a possible alternative resource. It comprises recovering the treated wastewater, once it has left the wastewater treatment plant, it undergoing an additional treatment process and to use it for applications which do not necessarily require the use of drinking water.

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

Aristot: Taste and odour trap for tap water

Tap water can sometimes taste or smell funny, due to tiny amounts of odorous compounds that can be quite difficult to trace. ARISTOT was developed by Veolia R&D in order to detect such compounds and analyze more positively the drinking water that fills consumers' glasses. Read and watch the Success Story Aristot.

 

Veolia Environnement

General shareholder meeting

Annual Shareholders' Meeting: May 7 2009, at 3:00 pm, at the Carrousel du Louvre (Paris).