- Veolia secures $700 million in contracts with Central Highlands Water, Hunter Water, and Seqwater.
- Central Highlands Water signs a 15-year contract with a 5-year option for six treatment plants.
- Hunter Water extends Veolia's contract for 10 years with a 5-year option, including the new Belmont Desalination Plant.
- Seqwater extends Veolia's contract for the Gold Coast Desalination Plant for up to 4 years, adding 2,500 solar panels.
Contract Awards
Veolia Australia has secured $700 million in contracts to enhance water management services. The contracts involve key water utilities including Central Highlands Water, Hunter Water, and Seqwater, aiming to improve efficiency and water security.
Central Highlands Water
Central Highlands Water has signed a 15-year contract with Veolia, with an option for an additional five years. This agreement covers six water treatment plants and includes a sustainable energy contract for the first three years.
Hunter Water
Hunter Water has extended its partnership with Veolia for another 10 years, with a five-year extension option. Veolia will continue to operate and maintain all of Hunter Water’s treatment facilities, including the new Belmont Desalination Plant, focusing on reducing energy consumption.
Seqwater Extension
Seqwater has extended Veolia’s operation and management contract for the Gold Coast Desalination Plant for up to four years. The extension includes the installation of 2,500 solar panels, generating 2.32 GWh of emissions-free energy annually.
