New collaborative initiatives with local partners from Jiangsu and Shandong provinces to deepen cooperation in water and waste management sectors.

Led by SMITDUVM, SUEZ, SIPenR, and Banque des Territoires, the project will produce up to two tons of hydrogen daily, cutting 1,500 tons of CO₂ annually and fueling buses, trucks, and private vehicles across Ile-de-France.

SUEZ will supply RATP Group with nearly 100 GWh of renewable electricity per year, generated from the recovery of household waste.

Biochar is identified by the IPCC as one of the five most effective negative-emission solutions for long-term carbon sequestration.

SUEZ and SIAAP inaugurate France's largest biogas unit at Seine Aval, converting 130,000 tonnes of sludge into renewable energy and fertilizer.

SUEZ inaugurated the new biogenic CO₂ recovery unit at the Terres d’Aquitaine site in Saint-Selve, Gironde.

A three-company partnership launches a 10,000-tonne biochar plant, set to triple capacity by 2026 — becoming North America’s largest.

Collaborative research initiative aims to innovate eco-friendly water and waste management, addressing global sustainability challenges through cutting-edge science and technology.

With Bessières and Toulouse, SUEZ will be operating 31 waste-to-energy plants (UVE) in France by 2025, converting 3,500 tonnes of waste per year into renewable energy.

As part of the country’s environmental transition, 40% to 50% localities in Vietnam aim to convert existing industrial parks into eco-industrial parks by 2030.