Veolia North America

We’re excited to introduce BeyondPFAS, a new offering by Veolia that combines our proven technical capability in PFAS treatment and destruction with our skill in navigating regulations and funding resources. Our partners now have a one-stop shop for PFAS services so they can go beyond mere regulatory compliance and take control of mitigating risk and restoring public trust in water sources. Learn more about BeyondPFAS at https://lnkd.in/dyqKnDWS

The AWWA New Jersey Section gathered last week in Atlantic City, N.J., for their annual meeting, where Veolia staff presented on key topics including workforce development and communications strategy. We had more than 50 people from Veolia in attendance, including those managing our booth and connecting with industry leaders. Congratulations to our New Jersey municipal water team for earning the 2025 Employer Support Award from the AWWA New Jersey Section during the conference. This award is given annually to employers that support the growth and development of their employees through continued education and participation in AWWA events and committees. If you missed us during the conference, you can learn more about our services at https://lnkd.in/eqzAh6gv

Thanks to?Rob Powelson?for joining us last week at our D.C. office opening, and for his continued support through the?National Association of Water Companies?(NAWC). The NAWC?represents over 42 million customers across the?U.S., and we are proud of our partnership?where?we are dedicated to providing reliable and affordable water to communities across the country. The opening of our new office strengthens our position as advocates for this work.

Today on #WorldWaterDay, we celebrate our ongoing commitment to protecting our planet's most precious resource. We're proud of the work we do each day to serve more than 20 million people across the U.S., providing essential services and engineering tomorrow’s solutions for a water-secure future. Through innovative technologies like our Hubgrade digital monitoring platform, we're not just treating water—we're revolutionizing how communities manage, conserve and protect this vital resource. Our teams are pioneering circular economy solutions, transforming wastewater into renewable resources and developing climate-resilient infrastructure that will serve generations to come. We’re also taking the time to connect directly with the communities we serve, actively participating in local conversations where ideas are shared, concerns are heard and solutions are made together. Together, we're creating a future where clean water isn't just a daily necessity, but a lasting promise to our communities and planet. Learn more at veolianorthamerica.com

This week we opened our newest office in Washington, D.C., reinforcing our commitment to supporting policies, innovations and solutions to environmental challenges for industries, municipalities and other customers. The space, located in the Market Square development, will help staff build and maintain relationships with federal, tribal, state and local government officials, trade associations and other key stakeholders to ensure our purpose is aligned with federal and state policies. Having a presence in D.C. will also enhance our capacity to develop and execute strategies to advance the company’s policy priorities, monitor and analyze relevant legislative and regulatory developments, and represent our interests before public officials and industry associations.

The WateReuse Association’s #WateReuse25 wraps up today, after an insightful schedule of panels, presentations and keynotes highlighting the work our industry is doing around water reuse. Among those presentations were Veolia’s Mika?l Amar, Merzak Belkhodja, Tom Iseman, Stephen Katz, Man Huynh and JC Ye, who discussed the latest research into how to decarbonize the water reuse sector, innovations in MBR biological design, membrane system operation challenges and more. Thanks to everyone who came out to attend these sessions and to stop by our booth. If you would like to learn more about how we are spearheading new solutions in water, waste and energy, visit veolianorthamerica.com

Today is #GlobalRecyclingDay! When you first hear ‘recycling’, what comes to mind? Maybe you picture residential bins lined up outside for pick up, or maybe you think of commercial products made from recycled materials like bottles or fabric. At Veolia, we envision recycling on a larger scale. Part of our goal across water, waste and energy is to develop solutions that promote a circular economy, keeping resources in use for longer. Our cross industry expertise uniquely positions us to develop solutions that unlock the energy potential of organic and, in some cases, inorganic wastes. These examples are just a few ways we’re doing that. To learn more about our recycling solutions, visit veolianorthamerica.com

We’re grateful to writer William Hobbs and Estuary Magazine for highlighting the effort Veolia North America teams put into protecting the Connecticut River. Read the article here:?https://lnkd.in/ezReR8W8 Working collaboratively with partners like?Mary L Monahan?and the?City of Holyoke, as well as the?Springfield Water & Sewer Commission, we’re tackling the day-to-day duties of environmental stewardship for a vital artery that runs right through the heart of New England. We’re grateful for the passion of our trained and certified personnel, who not only work but also live in this region, as they routinely demonstrate their dedication to keeping it healthy and clean in the face of ever-evolving challenges.

Veolia’s #GreenUp strategic program sets ambitious goals to accelerate ecological transformation, creating replicable solutions that depollute, decarbonize and regenerate our resources. Our attention lies in three targeted areas to pave the way for a more sustainable future, including: ?? Bioenergy, Flexibility and Energy Efficiency ?? Water Technologies & New Solutions ?? Hazardous Waste Treatment Philippe Guitard, Senior Executive Vice President, Central and Eastern Europe, Veolia, believes that GreenUp is achievable because at Veolia we are already implementing solutions that will turn the tide. Through innovation and strategic partnerships, we’re moving in a direction that prioritizes the future of our planet. Hear his take in this week's episode of #TogethertoGreenUp.

We have several presenters heading to the AWWA New Jersey Section Annual Meeting next week in Atlantic City, NJ, covering everything from communications program strategies to workforce development. We’ll also have staff on hand at booth #42 to answer your questions about how Veolia is working with municipalities across the state to manage and treat water systems. Be sure to stop by and say hi. Speakers include: Andrea McElroy, Chengyue Shen, Christopher Halleron, Chris Scott, Glenn Shuster, John Peichel and Joshua E.