UCD®: Compact and modular water treatment plant

For municipalities, especially in times of rapid development of urban and peri-urban centres, UCDs^® offer you several advantages:

• Ensuring the supply and treatment of water to the neighbourhoods and autonomous networks of a capital, with water that meets the WHO quality standard.
• Facilitate the integration of an additional treatment step into your plant or the renovation of existing infrastructure.

For rural and decentralised areas, the UCDs^® offer stations that make it possible to: 

• Ensuring a reliable and quality water supply.
• Meet the specific needs of each community: drinking water or treating your wastewater.

The UCDs^® are distinguished by their compactness. They are easy to integrate into dense areas thanks to their small footprint (2.5 times smaller than that of a conventional plant) and their limited need for civil engineering.

→ UCD^® 
Design and manufacture of water treatment units – 8 models.

→ Multi UCD^®
With our Multi UCD^® solution, we work closely together in a comprehensive water access program, from feasibility studies to financing to final delivery.

→ HIGHFLOW
Modular plants to supply more than 40,000m³ of drinking water per day

→ Smart Village
A location solution integrating all the essential services necessary (water, energy, etc.) to promote the socio-economic development of rural communities or peri-urban areas.

→ Operational Services

A service offer designed to ensure the sustainability of your installations, by offering you the best solutions for replacing parts and optimising installations. Your quotes are made by specialists in water treatment equipment and equipment.

We also offer specialised training aligned with your technical needs (technical maintenance, operational performance in operation for drinking water or wastewater treatment, product inventory management, etc.) in order to improve the operational efficiency of your operating teams.

In 2016, the Ivorian government, through ONEP, chose SUEZ's UCD^® solution for the "Water for All" program.

Thanks to 40 compact units deployed in 32 secondary cities, more than one million Ivorians have had continuous access to quality drinking water in just 24 months. ONEP has benefited from advantageous financing from the Public Investment Bank of France, supported by an EXPORT PASS set up in 2019.

We have deployed adapted solutions to facilitate access to drinking water in the Pacific, a vast region made up of islands scattered over 180 million km².

With a population of 12 million, 81% of whom live in rural areas, the region faces high costs for materials and services. In Fiji, the Water Authority of Fiji (WAF), the national water and sanitation operator, is investing in the reinforcement of existing sites and the construction of new drinking water plants, opting for UCD^® decentralised compact plants.