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Veolia Advances PFAS Mitigation in Drinking Water With More Than 30 Treatment Projects Launched in the U.S.


 

Veolia is at the forefront of the fight against PFAS in drinking water in the United States. The U.S. operations represent a valuable source of know-how from which to draw on in all geographical areas where regulations have evolved 


Veolia has already treated a cumulative 2.1 billion gallons of water in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania across more than 30 sites, with dozens more underway


With the launch of the 30th PFAS treatment project, covering 17 additional wells in New York State, Veolia has now deployed treatment capacities to supply water with the regulated PFAS levels below regulatory thresholds to more than 140,000 Americans


Veolia, the largest private operator of water services in the United States, has reached a new milestone in its treatment of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) chemicals in America¡¯s drinking water, with more than 30 sites now reporting no detectable levels of regulated PFAS chemicals. The advanced effort includes new treatment installed at 17 drinking water wells in the state of New York, with construction underway on additional projects in four states as Veolia continues to address PFAS contamination in drinking water supplies across the country.


PFAS contamination in drinking water is a critical challenge due to its widespread presence and persistent nature. The U.S. has been one of the forerunners in the fight against this problem, with regulations in place in several states and the imminent introduction by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of the first mandatory rules requiring treatment of certain PFAS in drinking water systems. 


Using its global experience, Veolia is able to treat regulated PFAS at scale with proven systems based on its expertise in technologies such as activated carbon or nanofiltration, while evaluating more advanced treatment materials and innovating new treatment technologies. In the U.S. Veolia, as a leading regulated utility and operator of municipal water systems, has moved quickly to provide effective solutions for communities affected by PFAS contamination in drinking water. To date, Veolia has treated more than 2.1 billion gallons of drinking water in the country using more than 1 million pounds of granular activated carbon and other materials that separate regulated PFAS and other contaminants from water, reducing their levels below the regulatory thresholds.


Suitable treatment is essential to help separate PFAS from drinking water effectively, and Veolia has conducted almost 10,000 water sample analyses in the U.S. in the past five years to determine and implement the best treatment options across a range of source water chemistries, physical site constraints and equipment lifecycle costs. 


In all the geographies concerned, where the regulatory framework has moved towards a proactive approach to dealing with PFAS, Veolia wants to draw on the operational expertise acquired in the United States as well as on its research capacities across the world to fight against PFAS pollution and other micropollutants, in order to offer an efficient and affordable solution at scale.


¡°The fight against PFAS pollution is a concrete example of Veolia delivering innovative ecological solutions to the challenge of depollution. In the United States, where regulations have evolved more rapidly than in Europe, we have more than 50 additional projects at various stages to meet the new standards. With our worldwide expertise in cutting-edge water treatment technologies, the United States represents a land of solutions from which all our geographies could benefit,¡± said Estelle Brachlianoff, Veolia CEO. ¡°It is crucial to tackle the challenge of PFAS in drinking water without delay, and this requires strong regulatory support. Addressing this issue demands coordinated efforts across sectors and across the entire PFAS value chain to ensure compliant drinking water in the relevant areas. Veolia is proud to be leading the way in mobilizing its expertise to advance the treatment of PFAS, thereby helping to improve public health.¡±


¡°Veolia is a leader in providing solutions to both the public and industry to address environmental challenges, with PFAS as the perfect example. Using existing and innovative treatment technologies, as well as our expertise in executing and delivering complex projects, Veolia is providing a cleaner environment by addressing regulated PFAS contaminants in water,¡± said Fred Van Heems, President and Chief Executive Officer of Veolia North America.


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