Veolia Consortium to Build $500 Million Water-Treatment Plant in Saudi Arabia
By Billy Gray
Veolia said it signed an agreement to develop a $500 million water-recycling plant in Saudi Arabia as part of a consortium.
A consortium comprising Veolia, Marafiq, Lamar and Satorp--a joint venture between Saudi Aramco and TotalEnergies--will launch a project to treat and recycle all of the industrial wastewater in Saudi Arabia's Jubail Industrial City, the largest petrochemical hub in the Middle East, Veolia said Monday.
The project includes a water-treatment plant that French water, waste and energy management company Veolia will build with Orascom, Veolia said. The civil-works contract signed by the companies has a duration of 30 years starting in 2028.
Veolia said the facility will have an annual capacity of 8.8 million cubic meters of water and incorporate its latest technologies, in a region where demand is rising for scarce fresh water due to extreme climate conditions.
Write to Billy Gray at william.gray@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
September 15, 2025 02:11 ET (06:11 GMT)
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