-- In September 2005, another contract was awarded by the city of Handan (population of 800,000) in Hebei province (south-west of Beijing), comprises the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant with a capacity of 100,000m3 per day (the anticipated total treatment capacity after the extension could reach 300,000 m3/d) and its operation for 25 years. The treatment processes selected (Multiflo®, Biostyr®, Alizair®) employ technologies developed by Veolia Water Systems, the technology solutions subsidiary of Veolia Water, which will also handle the engineering and construction work. Total revenue under this contract will amount to ?62 million.
The total investment of the project is 1,290 million RMB.
-- In October 2005, Veolia Water corperated with the Hong Kong-based group Citic Pacific, awarded the 30-year contract under a Public Private Partnership to manage the water services for Changzhou, a fast-growing city of 1.2 million inhabitants, total revenues under this 30-year PPP contract, amounts to a total revenue of more than 800 million euros over the period. Veolia Water and Citic Pacific acquired a 49% stake in the municipal company ChangZhou Tap Water Group. The city of ChangZhou retaining the remaining 51%. Under the terms of the contact, Veolia Water is responsible for managing these company, including 850 employees, whose brief is to produce and distribute drinking water (5 plants with a global capacity of 790,000 m3/day, a 1,750 km network). It is also in charge of managing customer service.
-- In November 2005, Veolia Water teamed up with a Hong Kong partner to awarded the 30-year contract to manage the water services for Kunming ((nine plants with capacity of 1,615,000m3 per day, and a 1,500km-long network, as well as customer services.), a city with over 3.5 million inhabitants and the capital of Yunnan province (south-west China), under a public-private partnership. The two corperated parties acquired a 49% interest in Kunming Water Supply, the local water services operator, with the municipal authorities retaining the remaining 51% of the capital. Total revenues will be over 1.6 billion euros over the period.
--In September, 2006, Veolia Water has won a contract to manage the water service for Liuzhou, the second-largest city in Guangxi province, with a population of 1,000,000. Under the public- private partnership, the city will maintain a 51%interest in liuzhou Water Services, and Veolia Water will run the firm, which will be responsible for the complete management of the water distribution service. Liuzhou Water Services has 950 employees and manages four water treatment plants with a combined capacity of 540,000 m3 per day. It also manages 807 kilometers of pipes and customer services. The year 30-year contract should represent a cumulative revenue of over ? 340 million.
--In January 2007, Veolia Water won yet another new contract in China, for a 30 year concession with the Lanzhou Water Supply Company in the capital of the Gansu Province, on the banks of the Yellow River. The contract was awarded by local authorities through an international tender for the acquisition of 45% of the municipal water company. At this level of participation it would generate for Veolia Water an estimated cumulated total turnover of 1.6 billion Euros. The company will manage four water treatment plants with a global capacity of 2,190,000m3, 640 kms of distribution network (960km with connections), of which 50km will have a diameter superior to 1000mm, 11 elevation plants, and associated client services. The company employs 2200 employees. Operations will start in the middle of 2007.
--In June 2007, consolidating its position as leader in providing populations with water services in Asia, Veolia Water has just won another major contract in China, for the complete management of the drinking water service and the operation of a wastewater treatment plant in the leading economic city of Haikou, the capital of one of China's top tourist destinations, on the Island of Hainan, South China.
--In September 2007， Veolia Water was selected to supply 3 million inhabitants with drinking water in Tianjin, one of China's most rapidly growing and important economic cities. The contract, for a period of 30 years, involves a participation of 49% in the Tianjin Shibei Water Company Ltd
-- In January 25, 2006, Veolia Water has just signed an important partnership contract with a subsidiary of Sinopec, China’s leading oil refiner. Under this agreement 25-year agreement between Veolia Water and Sinopec Corp. Beijing Yanshan PetroChemicals (BYP) will set up an equally-owned joint venture to operate facilities to collect, treat and recycle industrial wastewater at BYP’s site at Yanshan, located 50 kilometers to the south west of Beijing. The treatment facilities consist of four wastewater treatment plants with a total capacity of 129,000 m3/d and two recycling units that will re-inject water into the manufacturing cycle with a total capacity of 40,000 m3/d. They will treat water from the refinery and the six petrochemical units that make up the Yanshan industrial complex, as well as the domestic wastewater from the site.
--In April 2003 Veolia Water signed a 15-year outsourcing contract to manage the entire water system at Michelin’s Shanghai plant. The BOOT (Build, Own, Operate, Transfer) contract covers operations & maintenance of all water assets within the facility according to pre-determined operating performance criteria, including the management of raw water, process water, wastewater treatment and solid waste.
--In September 2006, Veolia Water signed an industrial outsourcing contract with Dalian based TAGAL, a joint venture between Thyssen Krupp and Angang Steel of China. Veolia Water will operate and maintain all the water related facilities for a period of 15 years. The contract comprises the acquisition of existing water and wastewater facilities for the building of new facilities for the client’s ongoing expansion.
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