The Al Hamriyah plant in the UAE represents a technical milestone for the group. Designed to produce 410,000 cubic meters of water daily, the facility will serve 1.4 million people using advanced pretreatment technologies. By integrating limestone filters and dissolved air flotation, the plant is expected to reach an energy consumption rate of 2.75 kWh per cubic meter, establishing a new efficiency benchmark for large-scale production.
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Veolia Secures EUR200 Million in Middle East Desalination Deals
Veolia has expanded its footprint in the Middle East with two desalination contracts worth nearly EUR200 million. The agreements cover the design of a high-efficiency plant in the United Arab Emirates and a five-year performance optimization mandate for an existing facility in Oman, marking a step toward the company's 2030 growth targets.
In Oman, the focus shifts to operational precision at the Al Asilah plant. The 80,000 cubic meter-per-day facility will utilize Veolia’s Hubgrade digital solutions and Smart Connectors to refine energy use. This site, which already incorporates a solar farm to diversify its energy mix, provides water to 200,000 inhabitants. These projects align with CEO Estelle Brachlianoff’s strategy to double the company’s global desalination capacity by 2030, leveraging decades of innovation that have already slashed energy costs in the sector by 80% since the 1980s.
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