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SUEZ
SUEZ is Australia's leading environmental waste management company. We provide recycling and waste management services including: solid waste, recycling, hazardous, landfill, liquid, security disposal, product destruction, builders' bins, temporary bins, hygiene services and medical. For more information visit www.suez.com.au (with hyperlink: https://www.suez.com.au?utm_source=sustainabilitymatters&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=link) or call 13 13 35 (tel:131335)
| Website: | www.suez.com.au |
| Email: | corporateaffairs.anz@suez.com (mailto:corporateaffairs.anz@suez.com) |
| Phone: | 13 13 35 (tel:131335) |
| Fax: | 02 8754 0199 |
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Products
SUEZ Aquadvanced smart water solution
Aquadvanced is an innovative solution developed by SUEZ to support water distribution operations.SUEZ Group aqualead water conditioning range
SUEZ Group has launched aqualead — a complete water conditioning range focused on the industrial water cycle. The offering ranges from the provision of water conditioning products for the treatment of all aspects of industrial water management through to dedicated wastewater, cooling and boiler water conditioning services.Drop Zone free drop-off for e-waste
SITA Australia has partnered with the Supply Chain arm of DHL in Australia to reduce the amount of television and computer waste going to landfill and increase the recovery of resources. The program also aims to provide greater recycling options and a free-of-charge solution for the community.PET ‘bottle to bottle’ recycling unit
The France Plastiques Recyclage (FPR) - a joint venture for SITA France, a Suez Environment subsidiary, and the Paprec Group - has opened its first PET bottle recycling unit in Limay, France. At the successful completion of the 40-million-euro project, the plant will be able to recycle 40,000 tonnes of bottles per year, which will be directly usable, in granulate form, in the manufacture of new bottles or food product containers.
Waste treatment plant
SITA Environmental Solutions’ Advanced Waste Treatment (SAWT) plant at Elizabeth Drive, Kemps Creek, NSW, was officially opened in March. The plant will be receiving waste from Liverpool and Penrith residents.
