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Some innovative solutions
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Water
7.1 billion m3 of drinking water produced per year -
Soil
50.9% of waste recovered per year -
Air
10.2 million tonnes of CO2 avoided per year
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SANTIAGO (Chile)
La FARFANA in Chile is the world's first 100% energy self-sufficient biofactory and one of the world’s largest wastewater treatment plants. It treats the wastewater produced by seven million inhabitants of Greater Santiago, preserves the aquatic environment, and restores quality of life. |
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CALIFORNIA (USA)The West Basin wastewater recycling plant (the largest in the country), located near Los Angeles and operated by SUEZ since 1994, contributes to preserving water resources in a region that is regularly exposed to droughts, where 70% of the water consumed is imported. In total, this model plant saves 17 million m3 of water per year and serves nearly one million users. |
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CHANGSHU (China)
Combining growth and development of a sustainable urban environment with 4 four wastewater treatment plants.
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CHESTERFIELD (United Kingdom)Chesterfield in the United Kingdom was one of the most severely polluted sites in Europe. Today, 98 ha have been decontaminated, and more than 400,000 tonnes of highly contaminated sludge and soil have been treated. |
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POISSY (France)SUEZ innovates to purify the air while producing green energy. SUEZ technology improves air quality thanks to the power of microalgae that capture fine particles, nitrogen dioxide, and excess CO2 to convert them into green energy. In the city, this technology absorbs the equivalent of the pollution emitted by 150 vehicles and thus creates a “clean air bubble”. This device has been customized for installation in a schoolyard in Poissy, near Paris. |
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DIJON & ANGERS (France)A connected management between public spaces and essential services with citizens. SUEZ is developing digital platforms to accelerate the ecological transition of territories, optimize the organization of public services and ensure more efficient management of resources, as in the case of the Smart City of Dijon and Angers. |
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SAINT ETIENNE (France)Improving services for residents with a digital platform built in collaboration with the community and awarded as the “Industrial Demonstrator for Sustainable Cities” by the French state. |
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MARSEILLE (France)Reinventing the urban cleaning service with digital technology, based both on citizens’ perceptions and on the use of innovative resources. |
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COIMBATORE & DAVANAGERE (India)The cities of Coimbatore and Davanagere, two major centres of the textile industry in southern India, have chosen SUEZ to manage and operate the drinking water distribution system to ensure supplies of drinking water 24/7. |
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ALGIERS (Algeria)Optimizing the performance of water and sanitation networks in Greater Algiers by deploying the AquadvancedTM solutions to ensure a more efficient management of drinking water networks, as well as the establishment of the National School of Water and Sanitation Management and the development of qualified training program plans. |
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MEKNES (Morocco)SUEZ rehabilitated the household waste storage site in Meknes and created an elimination and recovery centre. SUEZ helped the 150 informal waste collectors to set up a cooperative for sorters in order to sustain their activity and provide an income in the long term, while also improving their working and safety conditions. |
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DAKAR (Senegal)
Excellence for Senegal, a reference for Africa. |
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AL KARAANA (Qatar)Rehabilitating 400 hectares of lagoons and land polluted by urban and industrial effluents with a thermal desorption unit, a technology that, due to high temperatures, does not cause odors or waste. |
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ENI (Europe)
Optimization of the recycling and recovery of hazardous waste through a global partnership with ENI and the supply of a wide range of solutions, particularly for high value-added waste. |
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BOUYGUES CONSTRUCTION (France)
Building and operating an autonomous facility that preserves the environment and improves the well-being of its inhabitants by reducing water and energy consumption as well as reducing waste production. |
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DANONE (Maroc)
Support of Centrale Danone – 4 production plants & 12 logistics platforms - in the implementation of innovative solutions allowing the recovery of all the waste produced and the achievement of their "zero waste to landfill" goal. |
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CODELCO (Chile)Contributing to the regeneration of the local ecosystem by supporting the PAMO mine plant to achieve 100% water reuse in its production process. Gold Energy Efficiency Seal Award 2.5 m3 /s of reused water from the El Teniente Caren tailing pond |
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KLABIN (Brazil)
Implementation of best practices and sustainable technologies for water treatment at the world’s most modern pulp and packaging plant. Guarantee and improve the performance of water equipment through the Insight digital platform. |
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90 000 committed employees
