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SUEZ

Tour CB21, 16 Place de L’Iris, 92040 Paris La Défense Cedex, France
4636 Somerton Rd.,
Trevose,
PA 19053-6742,
United States of America
T: +1 215 355 3300
F: +1 215 953 5524

A major player in environmental services for over 160 years, SUEZ works every day to support local authorities and industry in managing the essential services of water and waste. The Group deploys all its capacity for innovation to serve a radically new form of resource management: optimizing resources use by exploiting the full potential of new and digital technologies, recycling, recovering value, producing secondary raw materials and alternative resources, etc.

The team of SUEZ is 40,000 women and men, with passion for and commitment to the planet, with a French base and a large international presence that we will continue to successfully strengthen and expand.

Innovation & Partnerships

SUEZ is leading cutting-edge innovation in the environmental sector with 9 R&D Centers, with solutions based on data analysis and data exploitation as well as nature-based solutions. SUEZ’s innovation policy is based on various programs and projects managed internally, and with a strong commitment to open innovation.

Key Expertise

Water:

  • Engineering & Construction
  • O&M
  • Smart & sustainable management of water cycle (drinking water & wastewater)
  • Smart water solutions & networks performance

Waste:

  • Collection
  • Treatment
  • Recycling and waste recovery to produce secondary raw materials and renewable energy

Selected References: Plant Supplier (Desal)

  • Wanhua Penglai Seawater Reverse Osmosis Desalination Plant, Penglai, Shangdong Province, China 2023, 100,000 m³/d RO
  • Auxerre LPRO Drinking Water Treatment Plant, Auxerre, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France 2023, 33,600 m³/d RO
  • Jaffna, Sri Lanka 2021, 24,000 m³/d RO
  • Elba Islands, Italy 2021, 6,900 m³/d RO
  • Saint Jean de Braye, France 2019, 7,200 m³/d RO
  • Consortium NSC Water-NuWater, Rosarito, Mexico 2016, 380,000 m³/d RO
  • Vicq, France 2016, 12,720 m³/d RO
  • Thiant, France 2016, 9,600 m³/d RO
  • Barka IV-IWP, Oman 2015, 280,000 m³/d RO
  • Hassi Messaoud DW, Algeria 2015, 24,000 m³/d RO
  • Doha Aspire, Qatar 2015, 15,000 m³/d RO
  • Mirfa, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates 2014, 140,000 m³/d RO
  • SRU FPSO P-66, offshore oil field, Brazil 2014, 38,200 m³/d NF
  • SRU FPSO MV-27, Brazil 2014, 31,000 m³/d NF
  • Yunnan Petrol, China 2014, 24,000 m³/d RO
  • Modon, Saudi Arabia 2014, 18,000 m³/d RO
  • FWMO FPSO P-66, offshore oil field, Brazil 2014, 1,200 m³/d RO
  • SRU FPSO P-74, Brazil 2013, 47,200 m³/d NF
  • SRU FPSO P-68, Brazil 2013, 38,200 m³/d NF
  • SRU FPSO P-71, Brazil 2013, 38,200 m³/d NF
  • Salboukh, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 35,000 m³/d RO
  • Buwaib, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 35,000 m³/d RO
  • SR17/SR18 (Laban district), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 10,000 m³/d RO
  • Badea6, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 10,000 m³/d RO
  • Al Qairawann, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 10,000 m³/d RO
  • Al Narjis, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 10,000 m³/d RO
  • Al Fawaz, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 10,000 m³/d RO
  • Al Shifa, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 10,000 m³/d RO
  • Azizia, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 10,000 m³/d RO
  • Al Kharj, Saudi Arabia 2013, 6,000 m³/d RO
  • Sudair, Saudi Arabia 2013, 6,000 m³/d RO
  • Dammam, Saudi Arabia 2013, 6,000 m³/d RO
  • Badea5, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 5,000 m³/d RO
  • Al Rimal, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 5,000 m³/d RO
  • Ergaa, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 5,000 m³/d RO
  • TGS, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 5,000 m³/d RO
  • Al Hijaz, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2013, 5,000 m³/d RO
  • Various, Saudi Arabia 2013, 4,500 m³/d RO
  • FWMO FPSO P-68, Brazil 2013, 2,400 m³/d RO
  • FWMO FPSO P-71, Brazil 2013, 2,400 m³/d RO
  • Fuerteventura IV, Canary Islands, Spain 2012, 15,000 m³/d RO
  • Melbourne, VIC, Australia 2011, 450,000 m³/d RO
  • Al Dur, Bahrain 2011, 218,000 m³/d RO
  • Santa Barbara Curaçao Expansion, Curaçao 2010, 7,100 m³/d RO
  • Victorian Desalination Plant, Melbourne, VIC, Australia 2009, 444,000 m³/d RO
  • Majina Baja, Spain 2009, 50,000 m³/d RO
  • Albacete, Spain 2009, 25,000 m³/d RO
  • Andratx (Palma de Mallorca), Spain 2009, 14,000 m³/d RO
  • Barka II, Oman 2008, 120,000 m³/d RO
  • Hilton Head RO Plant, Hilton Head Island, United States 2008, 15,000 m³/d RO
  • Perth, WA, Australia 2007, 143,000 m³/d RO
  • Marina Baja/El Campello/Mutxamel, Alicante, Spain 2007, 50,000 m³/d RO
  • Besos, Spain 2007, 24,000 m³/d RO
  • Barcelona, Spain 2006, 200,000 m³/d RO
  • El Prat del Llobregat (Barcelona), Spain 2006, 200,000 m³/d RO
  • San Pedro del Pinatar, Spain 2006, 65,000 m³/d RO
  • Cartagena, Spain 2006, 65,000 m³/d RO
  • Santa Barbara SWRO, Curaçao, Curaçao 2006, 18,000 m³/d RO
  • Curaçao, Antilles 2006, 18,000 m³/d RO
  • Kwinana, WA, Australia 2005, 143,000 m³/d RO
  • Wadi Ma'in, Zara, Mujib, Jordan 2005, 129,000 m³/d RO
  • Minera Escondida, Mexico 2005, 45,200 m³/d RO
  • El Atabal, Spain 2003, 165,000 m³/d RO
  • Almeria, Spain 2003, 120,000 m³/d RO
  • Bredeah, Algeria 2003, 29,000 m³/d RO
  • Al Fujairah 1 (RO), United Arab Emirates 2001, 170,500 m³/d RO
  • Carboneras (Almeria), Spain 2000, 12,000 m³/d RO

Selected References: Plant Supplier (Reuse)

  • Worli Wastewater Treatment Facility, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India 2022, 250,000 m³/d
  • K&C VALLEY Sewage Treatment Plant, Bangalore, Karnataka, India 2022, 248,000 m³/d
  • Posidonia, Agde, France 2022, 16,000 m³/d
  • Orleans (La Source), France 2020, 2,400 m³/d
  • Panki, India 2019, 40,000 m³/d RO
  • Boneo, Australia 2018, 31,000 m³/d
  • Chapultepec, Mexico 2018, 15,000 m³/d
  • Beenyup Advanced Recyling Plant - Stage 2, Beenyup, Australia 2017, 43,800 m³/d RO
  • Huai Fang, China 2015, 600,000 m³/d
  • Cannes, France 2012, 52,000
  • Bahia de Palma, Spain 1999, 68,000 m³/d RO
  • Salina Cruz, Mexico 1997, 13,440 m³/d RO

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