• Inspirations, Water, Recycling

  Erko: the first Czech beer brewed using recycled wastewater

  To raise the general public’s awareness of issues linked to water resources, Čížová microbrewery has developed — along with Veolia — a beer brewed using recycled wastewater.

  

  

  

• Industry, Water, Energy

  Bonduelle full steam ahead in its Hungarian canneries

  

  

  

• City, Water, Energy

  The sewage sludge treatment plant of the future is in Hong Kong

  

  

  

• Industry Agriculture Water

  Recycled wastewater - a solution for irrigating vines?

  In Gruissan in the Aude region of France, a micro-irrigation system using treated wastewater is being tested on vines.

  

  

  

• Industry, Water, Consumption

  The water industry at the heart of energy transition

  

  

  

• Industry Energy Water

  An innovative solution converts sewage sludge into gas

  At the wastewater treatment facility in Avignon Veolia's R & I teams have successfully conducted experiments to produce high quality gas from sewage sludge. After three years of research during the "AdWastetoGas" pilot, trials have demonstrated the feasibility of this innovative process.

  

  

  

• Industry, Water, Energy

  Mine water from an Australian coal mine runs a power plant

  

  

  

• Industry, Water, Energy

  Emirate of Ajman – Towards 100% wastewater reuse

  

  

  

• Industry, Water, Recycling

  In Australia, water is recycled to combat drought

  

  

  

• Industry Water Business

  Heineken says water should be consumed in moderation!

  Discover the new system Veolia has installed to reduce water consumption in the Heineken plant in Baja California in Mexico.

  

  

  

• City, Water

  In Australia, the homes of the future use recycled water

  

  

  

• Industry, Water, Recycling

  A 6-star building using recycled water

  

  

  

• Industry Technology Water

  Recycling electronic waste using water!

  Researchers have developed a process for recovering the precious metals in our electronic devices thanks to the astonishing properties of water heated to 500 degrees.

  

  

  

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