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- Australia urged to improve water security amid shock climate change denial
Veolia urges Australia to enhance its water strategy amid climate change challenges and plans significant expansion in desalination capacity.
- Councils team up for waste-to-energy plan
Nine Melbourne councils have partnered with Veolia for a waste-to-energy project to significantly reduce landfill waste and emissions.
- Celebrating excellence: Finalists announced for the Waste Innovation and Recycling Awards 2024
The finalists for the 2024 Waste Innovation and Recycling Awards have been revealed, showcasing significant contributions to waste management and sustainability.
- Veolia’s Maryvale EfW Project strikes waste deal with nine local authorities
Veolia Australia and New Zealand is enhancing its environmental services and sustainability efforts through new partnerships.
- Councils unite in waste-to-energy plan
Nine Melbourne councils have partnered with Veolia for a waste-to-energy project to significantly reduce landfill waste and emissions.
- Melbourne councils unite for smarter waste future
Nine councils in Melbourne are collaborating with Veolia to significantly reduce landfill waste and create energy from waste.
- Waste as an energy source - SEMAWP
Nine councils in Melbourne are collaborating on an advanced waste processing facility to reduce landfill use and generate energy.
- Councils sign up to new waste-to-energy solution
Nine Melbourne councils have partnered for a waste-to-energy project to divert waste from landfills and reduce emissions.
- Veolia Plans to Invest $300M Annually into Australia
Veolia is set to invest $300 million annually in Western Australia to expand its waste and renewable energy initiatives.
- The country’s biggest garbo goes hunting for big ticket M&A in energy
Veolia is pursuing significant M&A opportunities in the energy sector in Australia.
- First "large-scale" waste-to-energy plant in Australia nears completion
The Kwinana Energy Recovery plant in Western Australia, operated by Veolia, is set to provide sustainable energy and waste management solutions.
- Turning rubbish into power: The bold plan to launch waste to energy plants in Queensland
Veolia is set to launch two waste-to-energy plants in Queensland to support renewable energy efforts.
- Capture6 and Veolia announce global partnership for industrial-scale carbon removal
Capture6 and Veolia are partnering to develop integrated carbon removal and water management solutions.
- Maryvale awarded Victoria’s first EfW licence
The Maryvale EfW project in Victoria has secured the first EfW licence to convert waste into energy, aiming to reduce landfill and emissions.
- Victoria’s first EfW licence awarded to Maryvale project
The Maryvale Energy from Waste project in Victoria has received the state's first EfW licence to process waste and generate energy.
- Waste management business begins trials of its first electric vehicle
Veolia is testing its first electric garbage truck in Canberra as part of its fleet electrification efforts.
- Veolia trials electric garbage truck with Volvo partnership
Veolia is testing an electric garbage truck in Canberra as part of its transition to a low-emission fleet.
- Veolia trials Volvo electric garbage truck
Veolia is testing an electric garbage truck in Canberra as part of its transition to a low-emission fleet.
- Hydrogen: the rising star of sustainable energy
Hydrogen is set to play a crucial role in sustainable energy, with green hydrogen being the most environmentally friendly option.
- Advertorial – Veolia – Global
Veolia and the University of Sunshine Coast are collaborating to achieve net zero targets through innovative energy solutions.
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