Press Releases

SUEZ today announced that it has signed on alongside the FDJ group for three years as main co-sponsor of the first French team to join the UCI Women’s WorldTour. The team known as FDJ Nouvelle-Aquitaine Futuroscope will be renamed FDJ-SUEZ-Futuroscope from 15 July 2022 and will take the name FDJ-SUEZ in 2023.

SUEZ and its partners Royal Bafokeng Holdings (“RBH”) and African Infrastructure Investment Managers (“AIIM”) have signed a binding Agreement for the acquisition of EnviroServ Holdings Proprietary Limited (“EnviroServ”). This acquisition¹ will enable SUEZ to reinforce its positioning as an international player in industrial and municipal waste treatment activities and to strengthen its position in the African continent.

The most prestigious annual award of China’s water industry recognized SUEZ as one of the 2021 Most Influential Water Companies. It also recognized SUEZ as the only foreign company receiving the award each year since its creation.  At the same time, three SUEZ joint ventures, Macao Water, Jiangsu Sino French, and Chongqing Sino French, received the Most Socially Responsible Water Company in China designation for their exemplary performance and social impact. Among them, Macao Water and Jiangsu Sino French have been recipients of this award for 10 consecutive years since its first edition in 2012. 

Additionally, five of SUEZ’s water treatment infrastructure projects in China were selected as case studies on best practices in the water industry, and the Tangjiatuo wastewater treatment plant in Chongqing was also recognised by the industry as a benchmark for sophisticated operation and management of wastewater treatment.

> Unprecedented deal in terms of size in the water and waste utility sector
> 2nd largest EUR Green Bond in 2022
> Over 70 investors met in two days
Today, SUEZ successfully placed its inaugural Green Bond, fully dedicated to refinancing part of the Issuer's financial debt which initially financed whole or part of Eligible Green Projects. The offering was around 2.9 times oversubscribed, and received a strong reception from more than 200 institutional investors, based all across Europe.

Through collaboration with Sydney Water since 1993, SUEZ has been operating the Prospect Water Filtration Plant (PWFP). The new contract aims to continually improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the plant in its infrastructure and operation, to continue to serve the water demands of the communities while also accommodating the longer-term stresses of population growth and climate change.

SUEZ and Veolia announce the signing of an agreement for the acquisition by SUEZ of all the hazardous waste assets in France as part of the commitments made by Veolia to address the European Commission competition concerns. The assets represent an enterprise value of 690 million euros.

Following an international invitation to tender, the Senegalese National Office for Sanitation (ONAS) has awarded SUEZ and its partner, the CDE consortium, the contract to design and build a wastewater treatment plant at Hann Bay in Dakar. With a capacity of 26,000 cubic meters per day, this new wastewater treatment plant is part of a program undertaken by the Senegalese government to clean up the severely polluted Hann Bay. It will allow for the conservation of the marine ecosystem in the bay and improve the sanitary conditions of some 500,000 residents in nine of Dakar’s municipalities.

In celebration of Singapore International Water Week, SUEZ will showcase its latest Advanced™ solutions innovation: AssetAdvanced™. By deploying this decision-support platform, water service and sanitation managers are not only able to expand their knowledge of current assets, but also reduce risks and cost overruns from infrastructure failures as well as making informed decisions on future investments. AssetAdvanced™ is compatible with all types of urban services. The latter includes public lighting, light signaling, urban development, and urban heating and cooling networks.

SUEZ, through a local joint venture*, was recently awarded a 30-year, build-and-operate contract for an industrial wastewater treatment plant in Changshu. This expands the already-broad strategic partnership between SUEZ and the City of Changshu, which spans a portfolio of water, wastewater, and waste management projects. The project will reinforce the high quality, environmentally sustainable development for Changshu’s economy.