Seawater Desalination

With our 200 desalination plants around the world, we’re responsible for 15% of the world’s desalination capacity.

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Providing operations and maintenance services for critical water infrastructure is Veolia’s core focus. In doing so, we contribute to long-term water security and climate resilience within the communities we serve. 

With over 45 years’ industry experience, Veolia possesses a deep understanding of operational priorities. Driven by a commitment to innovation, we rethink water and wastewater management by harnessing the power of data and insights to optimise operations and enable resource affordability, predictability and asset future-proofing.
 
Working as a trusted partner, our role is to provide a vast network of technical solutions which supplement and provide alternative water sources to relieve pressure on natural water storage. 

Veolia operates under the strictest of operational compliance to ensure uninterrupted supply of safe and sustainable drinking and agricultural water for millions of people across Australia and New Zealand. 

This is supported by a team of local and global experts, working hand-in-hand with our clients and the community.

Across Australia and New Zealand, Veolia is Rethinking Water for our clients, cities and communities.

In 2006, South East Queensland was experiencing its worst water shortage in over 100 years, with more than 60% of the area in drought. With climate change impacts and well-below average rainfall Veolia has been rethinking the region’s water network through reuse and recycling to secure a reliable, long-term water supply. Combating an environmental challenge of this scale is therefore vital to the sustainability of communities within this region.

The CHALLENGE

Seqwater

Rethinking water by creating a circular economy to future-proof water supply for thousands of people.

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With solutions designed for your operational priorities

Water Reuse and Recycling

With more than 100 water reuse installations around the world, we’ve provided purified water equivalent to the consumption of 14 million people.

Water and Wastewater Treatment

We maintain and operate water treatment plants in Australia and New Zealand, ranging in capacity from 3 to 250 million litres per day, as well as wastewater treatments, ranging in capacity from 3-20 million litres every day.

Water Asset and Networks Management

Veolia provides comprehensive maintenance programs for water and wastewater networks, involving emergency and planned repairs, cleaning sewer mains and water storage tanks, cathodic protection, mains flushing, detecting leaks, maintaining mechanical and electrical assets and monitoring network performance.

Smart Water Services

Veolia’s Smart Water Services have been designed to support water authorities and industries improve their water network management and infrastructure. They offer more than standard maintenance services or equipment supply, by offering unique innovations which are tailored to suit your water operation’s needs.

our solution

In the case of WCRWS, wastewater is first treated at the wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) and then again at the advanced water treatment plants (AWTPs) to purify water to potable water standards. The quality of the water is managed through proven systems and technologies, operated by Veolia and delivered to meet the strict requirements of public health regulations. This consists of more than 400 specific water quality targets. Blending purified water with reservoir water before it is treated again at the conventional water treatment plant is called indirect potable use and is done in a number of countries around the world.

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