Veolia Water Technologies UK Merges Divisions To Support Municipal Water Companies In Managing Water Challenges

Veolia Water Technologies (Veolia),the customers’ choice for water treatment solutions, is encouraging organisations to “rethink water” by optimising water-cycles to manage ever increasing sustainability, regulatory and financial pressures. This is a core vision of Veolia’s ongoing drive to help develop a circular economy, which enables customers to easily benefit from innovative technical support, servicing and expertise, by providing simplified local, reliable and secure service delivery, process expertise and project execution.

Rethinking water opens up a wide range of opportunities for organisations to maximise the value extracted from water and waste water streams. Veolia has proven technologies to help water companies achieve their influent and effluent water need to meet the AMP6/7 and TOTEX requirements. This is supported by services including; operational support, repair, maintenance and emergency services which optimise plant performance, enhance reliability and reduce operational cost delivering a high level of resilience.

Experience from Veolia’s service offerings in the industrial market has demonstrated benefits that are transferable to the municipal water market sector, including the provision of capital solutions to solve technological problems, improving resilience and providing ongoing process and technology based services.

Veolia provides an unparalleled range of technologies and services to aid in this efficient use and reuse of water, water recovery and energy generation. The reorganisation of its two divisions supports its leadership position at the cutting-edge of water sustainability.

“With our new, unified Veolia Water Technologies UK business, our ambition is to make it easy for our customers to deal with one company that can provide the market with the opportunity and capability to significantly reduce operating costs and environmental impact - a single source for all their compliant water needs”, said Veolia’s COO Mark Dyson. “This will be a major benefit to our customers in terms of efficiency, excellence, consistency and continuity.”

As an aid to “rethinking water”, Veolia has produced a white paper entitled “Ensuring stability and resilience in sustainable water technologies”, which clearly explains how to optimise water and energy use.

For more information about Veolia, how to “rethink water” or to download the white paper, visit the Veolia Water Technologies UK website(http://www.veoliawatertechnologies.co.uk/).