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Our fundamentals / <strong>2009</strong> highlights<br />

INDIA<br />

The city of Nagpur awarded <strong>Veolia</strong> <strong>Water</strong><br />

its fourth contract in two years.<br />

This rapidly expanding Indian city wants<br />

to increase its water supply facilities.<br />

After the Pench 1 and Kanhan plants,<br />

it asked <strong>Veolia</strong> <strong>Water</strong> to design, construct<br />

and operate for 10 years a new plant<br />

with a daily capacity of 115,000 cubic<br />

meters. The fourth and current project,<br />

which entails continuous water supply<br />

to 160,000 people in a pilot area, recently<br />

won the National Urban <strong>Water</strong> Award<br />

presented by the President of the Republic<br />

of India.<br />

CHINA<br />

In 2003, <strong>Veolia</strong> <strong>Water</strong> signed a 50-year<br />

contract in Shenzhen for water treatment,<br />

supply networks and customer relations.<br />

The scope of this contract has been extended<br />

beyond the economic zone and now also<br />

includes Bao’an and Longgang. In all,<br />

<strong>Veolia</strong> <strong>Water</strong> now serves 7.61 million people<br />

in the area with a daily production capacity<br />

of 5,680,000 cubic meters.<br />

FRANCE<br />

In a first for drinking water, the process<br />

deployed by <strong>Veolia</strong> <strong>Water</strong> at its<br />

Neuilly-sur-Marne/Noisy-le-Grand<br />

plant for the safe recycling of settling<br />

tank sludge in agricultural land<br />

application obtained the Qualicert<br />

certification. This service certification<br />

guarantees farmers a quality process<br />

with full traceability.<br />

In Nice,<br />

<strong>Veolia</strong> <strong>Water</strong> has installed hydroelectric<br />

microturbines on its water supply network.<br />

This system makes good use of the<br />

mountainous terrain to generate enough<br />

hydro power to meet the electricity needs<br />

of 400 households. In the long term it should<br />

generate the equivalent of the Nice light rail<br />

system’s electricity consumption.<br />

26 <strong>Veolia</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>2009</strong>

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