Choosing SUEZ: the value proposition for our customers

Supporting Manila's population growth by ensuring access to water (Philippines) - Our UCDs® (Urban Compact Units) provide access to water for 900,000 people. This compact, modular solution can be deployed much faster than a traditional water treatment plant.

Treating hazardous waste at the Shanghai Petrochemical Industrial Park (China) - The Shanghai Chemical Industry Park (SCIP) is one of the largest petrochemical industrial parks in Asia. Over the past twenty years, we have provided hazardous waste management services to more than 1,000 companies in and around the park. We currently treat 160,000 tonnes of hazardous waste per year, and generate energy from the waste treatment process to power the park's industrial facilities.

Preserving Macao's water resources and increasing the city's resilience (China) - With almost 700,000 inhabitants over an area of 33.3km², Macao is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. Thanks to our expertise in data management and intelligent solutions, we helped the city reduce the environmental footprint of its infrastructure, and drastically reduce leakage in its water networks.

Producing sustainable, local energy for the HUMENS industrial group (France) - Together with the HUMENS group, we are building a power plant to produce energy from solid recovered fuel (SRF), an alternative fuel made from waste, for the NOVACARB group's historic production site. This installation will enable the site to stop using coal and reduce its CO₂ emissions by 60% from the end of 2025.

Managing waste for the Grand Montauban Communauté d'Agglomération (France) by creating a responsible economic model for the benefit of the community and its users - To meet the performance objectives of the Grand Montauban Communauté d'Agglomération, we are implementing innovative and collaborative actions to promote waste prevention, reduction and reuse.

Generating energy while treating wastewater in Cairo (Egypt) - The Cairo wastewater treatment plant treats the wastewater of 5 million inhabitants, and helps to preserve the waters of the Nile. By recovering the sewage sludge, we produce biogas that meets 65% of the site's energy needs and prevents the emission of 28,000 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent per year.