US EditionVeolia to Equip France’s Largest Treated Wastewater Reuse Project in Argelès-Sur-Mer – Water Canada
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Veolia to equip France’s largest treated wastewater reuse project in Argelès-sur-Mer – Water Canada
The Albères-Côte Vermeille-Illibéris Community of Municipalities (CCACVI) and Veolia broke ground on an ambitious treated wastewater reuse program. Located in Argelès-sur-Mer, one of France’s premier beach destinations, this strategic facility will enable the reuse of 1.3 million cubic meters of treated wastewater annually — equivalent to five months of the area’s potable water consumption. As the first recipient of France’s hydraulic fund, this…
This system is intended to recycle annually the equivalent of five months of drinking water consumption for the 60,000 inhabitants of the Territory.
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