Veolia Water America, LLC
Veolia Water America, LLC 200 East Randolph Street Tel: 312-552-2800
Suite 7900
Chicago, Illinois
60601
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Milwaukee's Strategy for Economic Turnaround: Water
Milwaukee has an innovative plan to create thousands of jobs by becoming a global hub for water technology and research. The City is host to a variety of new projects focused on water technology, including the country's first School of Freshwater Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a business park for water technology companies. Veolia Water North America has one of its largest wastewater treatment facilities in Milwaukee and funds $1.5 million R&D water research program.True as Steel: Global Steelmaker Implements a Value-added Project Delivery Method
When global steelmaker ThyssenKrupp sought advanced water and wastewater treatment for its new state-of-the-art, carbon steel and stainless steel processing facilities, it turned to Veolia Water.An Operator's Perspective on Troubleshooting Effluent Compliance
New professionals in Caledonia, Wis. got a behind-the-scenes look at the operational challenges of the plant and how operations works daily to optimize efficiency.Waste Gas to Power Wastewater Treatment Plant
Wilmington, Del. officials have announced plans for an estimated $40 million clean energy plant that will use landfill and sewage gas to power northern Delaware's regional wastewater plant. City officials forecast $16 million in potential savings over the next 20 years from the city's wastewater complex, operated by Veolia Water.New Orleans Partnership Receives National Honor
This week, the U.S. Conference of Mayors recognized the wastewater partnership between New Orleans and Veolia. The partnership was chosen for its successful collaboration on handling New Orleans' unique environmental challenges.Milwaukee Water Council Director Discusses Water Technology Business Accelerator Project
Dean Amhaus, Executive Director of Milwaukee's Water Council, discusses its planned water technology business accelerator project and his vision to help the city become the global center for water innovation.City of Wilsonville Recognized for Outstanding Performance of Water System
Wilsonville's community water system was selected as an "Outstanding Performer" by the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) Drinking Water Program. Public Works Director Delora Kerber said she was proud of city staff and Veolia Water for helping Wilsonville achieve this honor.On Growth of Global Middle Class
As a panelist at the 2011 Ontario Economic Summit, Veolia Water North America's President & CEO Laurent Auguste predicted that the number of people in the worldwide middle class will hit 3 billion within 20 years. His prediction is that most of the growth will be in Asia and India.VIDEO: President & CEO Laurent Auguste Discusses'Water Resource Revolution'
In this video, President & CEO Laurent Auguste explains how to respond effectively to the risks posed by decreased water availability. The video also includes contributions from historian Niall Ferguson and Boeing VP Mary Armstrong.« 1 / 13 »