Water division activities in Russia - CIS

Veolia Water in Russia - CIS

Veolia Water is present on the Russian market since 1991 and has worked ever since with a number of local and Russian institutions to develop the concept of public-private partnership.

Since 2006, Veolia Water, through the company Yerevan Djur, took over the distribution of drinking water and sanitation in the city of Yerevan. The contract provided for a period of 10 years, was signed with the Armenian government, under the auspices of the World Bank in December 2005. It serves 1.2 million people with drinking water and 1.2 million in sanitation. It has 332,750 customers and 1,450 employees working in the service of Yerevan Djur.

In 2008, Veolia Voda SA has opened a representative office in Moscow in charge of coordinating its activities in Russia, CIS and Turkey.

Veolia Water also has an office in Kiev, Ukraine.

Our locations in Russia

Veolia Voda Representative Office
Serpukhovsky Pereulok 5, bld. 3
115093
Moscow
00 7 495 954 07 88
00 7 495 954 81 21
www.veoliavoda.ru

Design & Build and Technological Solutions

Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies designs and builds water treatment works for municipalities and industry. It offers a complete range of technological solutions based on in-house processes and including equipment, modular systems and associated services that meet the water treatment requirements of its municipal and industrial clients.

Our locations in Russia

OTV RUSSIA
Business Center Greis - Office 110
B. Sampsonievskiy pr. 42, lit. A
Saint Petersburg, 194044, Russia
+ 7 812 640 30 12
Email
www.veoliawaterst.ru

ECOTEK
Dm. Donskogo, 7
236 000
Kaliningrad, Russia
+7 0112 57 87 83
+7 0112 57 88 67
Email

Engineering & Consulting

Seureca launched operations in Russia in 1991, through diagnosis of the operation of treatment plants and water distribution and sewage collection and sanitation for the city of St. Petersburg, both with a program proposal of investments until 2020.

In 1996, Seureca was involved in a program of long-term development of the water sector and sanitation for the water company of the city of St. Petersburg under the auspices of the European Bank Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).

In 2003, the EBRD entrusts Seureca the realization of a new project of improvement of financial management and operational (FOPIP) of water companies, sanitation and heating system of the city Surgut.

More recently, in 2008, Seureca started the blueprint of the sanitation of the city of Sochi. This project, still ongoing today, is part of the XXII Olympic Winter Games of 2014. It is funded by the French Government as a gift (FASEP) and mainly involves the construction of six new treatment plants and the renewal of the existing network. The project will also study the sources of renewable energy and reduce CO2 emissions.

Beyond Russia, Seureca also achieved in recent years several projects in various countries of the CIS :

In 2006, Seureca provides technical assistance to start contract farming in Yerevan, Armenia.
In 2009, Seureca carries out an environmental impact audit for the construction of the emissaire at the sewage plant Hovsan, Baku, Azerbaijan.
In 2005, as part of a loan of 20 million euros granted by the EBRD to finance a program of investment in water and sanitation, Seureca has been entrusted the realization of the scheme director of supply system of potable water from the city of Dnipropetrovsk in Ukraine, then provides support to the modernization of infrastructure and equipment of the water department of the city.
Seureca made this same type of project (program development water companies) in Almaty in Kazakhstan and two new launches in 2010, also funded by the EBRD, the first in Tajikistan for the water companies 3 cities (Kurgan-Tube, and Dangara Kulob) and the second in Georgia for the water company the city of Kobuleti.

Seureca's headquarters
36, rue de Liège
75008 Paris, FRANCE
Tel: +33 1 45 72 92 92
Fax: +33 1 45 72 92 93
contact@seureca.com
Person to contact : Vincent JALBERT
Position : Responsable de la zone CEI

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