Veolia

Veolia is a French environmental services company founded in 1853. It operates globally in optimized resource management, employing around 179,000 people in over 48 countries. Originally focused on water distribution, Veolia has expanded its services significantly over the years. The company provides three main service areas: water management, waste management, and energy services. Its water management services include water distribution, treatment, and wastewater management. In waste management, Veolia handles household waste collection, hazardous waste processing, and sludge treatment. The energy services encompass heating, cooling, energy performance contracts, and renewable energy production. Additionally, Veolia offers transport services and specializes in environmental solutions and resource recovery. Veolia has a strong financial presence, reporting revenues of €27.19 billion in 2020. The company has made notable acquisitions, including Browning-Ferris Industries in 2003, which expanded its reach into the North American market.