VEOLIA WKN: 501451 ISIN: FR0000124141 Kürzel: VIE Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Heute hält sich der Anstieg auch mal. Hoffe das ist ein erstes Zeichen für Stärke. Die Aussichten klingen vielversprechend. Nun müssen noch die Zahlen nächste Woche passen.

Ja das stimmt. So kann es noch ein paar Tage weitergehen.

Für veolia Verhältnis kann einem heut schon schwindelig werden ;)

Gute Neuigkeiten und Kurs dankt es uns auch endlich https://globalcosmeticsnews.com/unilever-and-veolia-to-collaborate-on-sustainable-packaging/

Da war heut der Turbo drin

Starker rebound

https://www.foodbev.com/news/unilever-and-veolia-sign-sustainability-collaboration-agreement/

Unilever and Veolia Sign Collaboration Agreement on Sustainable Packaging Three-year partnership will improve waste collection and recycling infrastructure to help create a circular economy for plastics waste Regulatory News: Unilever and Veolia (Paris:VIE) today announced that they have signed a collaboration agreement to jointly work on emerging technologies that will help create a circular economy on plastics across various geographies, starting in India and Indonesia. According to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, just 14% of the plastic packaging used globally is collected for recycling after use, with 40% ending up in landfill and a third in fragile ecosystems. In 2017, Unilever made an industry leading commitment to ensure that all its plastic packaging will be designed to be fully reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025. To help create an end market for this material, the company also committed to increase the recycled plastic content in its packaging to at least 25% by 2025. These targets are driving real change in the business in particular how packaging is designed for recyclability and reuse. In reaching this important agreement, Unilever and Veolia acknowledge that the issue of plastic waste is a shared responsibility that requires bold action across the value chain to develop and scale up collection and reprocessing infrastructure, which is critical in the transition towards a circular economy. The work will focus on material collection, which will help channel recycled content back into the value chain. Veolia will work with Unilever to implement used packaging collection solutions, add recycling capacity and develop new processes and business models through this partnership in various countries. Marc Engel, Unilever's Chief Supply Chain Officer, commented: "The scale of the plastic waste issue is getting worse, not better, with the production of plastics expected to double over the next two decades. We all have a lot more to do to address this critical issue and we hope that by partnering with Veolia, a world leader in waste management, we can take meaningful strides towards a circular economy." Laurent Auguste, Senior Executive Vice-President of Veolia for Development, Innovation and Markets, commented: "There is an undeniable need to transform the current way plastic packaging end of life is managed in order to reduce significantly its environmental footprint. It will take a collaboration of a new kind between all the actors of the value chain. With this global partnership, Veolia and Unilever join forces in various geographies around the globe and, from the collection to the recycling, take a leadership role to redefine a responsible and sustainable future for packaging". ENDS About Unilever Unilever is one of the world's leading suppliers of Beauty Personal Care, Home Care, and Foods Refreshment products with sales in over 190 countries and reaching 2.5 billion consumers a day. It has 161,000 employees and generated sales of €53.7 billion in 2017. Over half (57%) of the company's footprint is in developing and emerging markets. Unilever has more than 400 brands found in homes all over the world, including Persil, Dove, Knorr, Domestos, Hellmann's, Lipton, Wall's, PG Tips, Ben Jerry's, Magnum and Lynx. Unilever's Sustainable Living Plan underpins the company's strategy and commits to: Helping more than a billion people take action to improve their health and well-being by 2020. Halving the environmental impact of our products by 2030. Enhancing the livelihoods of millions of people by 2020. The USLP creates value by driving growth and trust, eliminating costs and reducing risks. The company's sustainable living brands are growing 46% faster than the rest of the business and delivered 70% of the company's growth in 2017. Unilever was ranked as an industry leader in the 2018 Dow Jones Sustainability Index. In the FTSE4Good Index, it achieved the highest environmental score of 5. It led the list of Global Corporate Sustainability Leaders in the 2017 GlobeScan/SustainAbility annual survey for the seventh year running, and achieved four A ratings across Climate Change, Water, Forests and Supplier Engagement in CDP's 2018 Global Supply Chain report. Unilever has pledged to become carbon positive in its operations by 2030, and to ensure 100% of its plastic packaging is fully reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025. For more information about Unilever and its brands, please visit www.unilever.com. For more information on the USLP:www.unilever.com/sustainable-living/. About Veolia Veolia group is the global leader in optimized resource management. With nearly 169 000 employees worldwide, the Group designs and provides water, waste and energy management solutions which contribute to the sustainable development of communities and industries. Through its three complementary business activities, Veolia helps to develop access to resources, preserve available resources, and to replenish them. In 2017, the Veolia group supplied 96 million people with drinking water and 62 million people with wastewater service, produced nearly 55 million megawatt hours of energy and converted 47 million metric tons of waste into new materials and energy. Veolia Environnement (listed on Paris Euronext: VIE) recorded consolidated revenue of €25.12 billion in 2017 (USD 30.1 billion). www.veolia.com  View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20181024005365/en/

Veolia soll erste MVA in Australien betreiben  Veolia wird die erste MVA in Australien betreiben  (Symbolbild). 23.10.2018 −  Der Umweltkonzern Veolia soll die erste Müllverbrennungsanlage auf dem australischen Kontinent betreiben. Das so genannte Kwinana-Projekt – benannt nach dem Ort Kwinana in der Nähe von Perth im Südwesten Australiens – soll pro Jahr rund 400.000 Tonnen Abfall energetisch verwerten können und dabei rund 40 Megawatt Energie erzeugen. Betrieb und Wartung der Anlage soll 2021 aufgenommen werden, nachdem der spanische Infrastrukturkonzern Acciona die Anlage gebaut hat. Die Anlage soll in Bezug auf die Rauchgasreinigung europäische Standards entsprechen, und auch die Normen der europäischen Industrieemissionsrichtlinie erfüllen. Die Emissionen sollen darüber hinaus durch ein kontinuierliches Emissionsmesssystem (CEMS) überwacht werden. Veolia werde für das Kwinana-Projekt für eine Laufzeit von zunächst 25 Jahren Betriebs- und Wartungsarbeiten mit einem geschätzten Auftragswert von rund 450 Mio Australische Dollar (AUD) durchführen. Das sind nach dem aktuellen Umrechungskurs rund 278 Mio €. Das Kwinana-Projekt ist nach Angaben von Veolia das erste Projekt im Bereich der thermischen Abfallverwertung in Australien sein, das final realisiert werden wird. Dieses Projekt sei im Rahmen eines Partnerschaftsmodells entwickelt worden, heißt es in der Mitteilung von Veolia. Eigentümer der insgesamt rund 700 Mio AUD teuren Anlage sind demnach der Projektgesellschaft Phoenix Energy sowie den Finanzinvestoren Macquarie Capital und DIF Infrastructure. Acciona baut die Anlage innerhalb der kommenden 36 Monate und wird dabei unter anderem vom Anlagenbauer Keppel Seghers beliefert. Auch der deutsche Entsorger Remondis hatte kürzlich angekündigt, in Australien eine Müllverbrennungsanlage zu errichten. Die Anlage wird jedoch im Bundesstaat Queensland im Nordosten Australiens gebaut – am anderen Ende des Kontinents. Die Müllverbrennungsanlage soll mit einer Kapazität von 300.000 bis 500.000 Tonnen eine vergleichbare Größe haben und rund 400 Mio AUD kosten – etwa 250 Mio €. Die Anlage soll nach Angaben der Regierung von Queensland eine Grundlastleistung von 50 MW haben. Der Baustart in Queensland ist für das Jahr 2020 vorgesehen.

Veolia Will Operate Australia's First Waste to Energy Facility Regulatory News: Veolia Australia New Zealand has been selected to operate and maintain the first Energy Recovery facility in the country: the Kwinana Project. First ever project to of its kind in Australia, the new state-of-the-art plant will start to generate approximately 40 MW of clean energy, i.e enough to power 50,000 households. This new plant will provide a more sustainable solution for the effective management of waste, and will bolster local energy supply to drive energy security and affordability. Located in Kwinana, near Perth, the plant will process process 400,000 tonnes of municipal solid waste. Operations and maintenance of the facility will commence in 2021, following construction realized by consortium partner Acciona. It is estimated that over 800 jobs will be created during the construction phase, with a further 34 permanent operational positions once the plant is commissioned. The Kwinana Project, which size and capabilities equal or surpasses most of UK's Energy Recovery Facilities, will comply with the highest standards in place (i.e European Industrial Emissions Directives) and emissions to air will be monitored by a Continuous Emissions Measurement System (CEMS). Veolia will perform operations and maintenance services for Kwinana Project for an initial 25 year term, with an estimated contract value of A$450M (~EUR 278 millions). The Kwinana Project is the first waste to energy project in the country to reach financial close. This project has been developed under a new innovative partnership model, known as "assetco-opco". Project Co, made up of Phoenix Energy, Macquarie Capital and DIF Infrastructure, are the asset owners and have selected Acciona to build the facility and Veolia to operate and maintain the plant. This innovative approach makes use of each partners' complementary expertise to deliver sustainable solutions to local authorities. "Veolia aspires to drive improved sustainability outcomes for ourselves, our customers and our communities, helping to preserve the living environment. We work everyday to make waste a valuable resource and proud ourselves on our long standing track record operating Waste to Energy facilities around the globe. We are very proud that this major project is a step further towards delivering energy security and affordability to many Australian households, whilst also reducing the environmental impact of waste a true example of circular economy," said Danny Conlon, Executive Vice President Veolia Australia and New Zealand. The Kwinana project adds to Veolia's existing Woodlawn Bioreactor Facility located in New South Wales, which currently manages around 20% of Sydney's organic waste, capturing methane to generate clean energy for up to 30,000 homes. Further, in Queensland, Veolia's joint venture "Ti Tree Bioenergy Facility" creates enough energy to power 2,500 homes annually through the creation of green electricity from methane. The Earthpower Facility in New South Wales is Australia's first regional food-waste-to energy Facility, with Veolia producing enough green electricity to power over 3,600 homes. As leader in integrated waste management and a long-standing partner of local authorities, Veolia offers its municipal customers various energy production solutions based on the valorization of household waste. The Group operates 63 Energy Recovery Facilities worldwide. In France only, Veolia operates 43 waste to energy plants, almost 40% of the country's active plants. Within Australia and New Zealand we operate from over 200 locations within the region, and employs 4000 people. Veolia groupis the global leader in optimized resource management. With nearly 169 000 employees worldwide, the Group designs and provides water, waste and energy management solutions which contribute to the sustainable development of communities and industries. Through its three complementary business activities, Veolia helps to develop access to resources, preserve available resources, and to replenish them. In 2017, the Veolia group supplied 96 million people with drinking water and 62 million people with wastewater service, produced nearly 55 million megawatt hours of energy and converted 47 million metric tons of waste into new materials and energy. Veolia Environnement (listed on Paris Euronext: VIE) recorded consolidated revenue of €25.12 billion in 2017 (USD 30.1 billion). www.veolia.com

In der Oktober Ausgabe der brandeins geht's allgemein um das Thema Müll und Recycling. Nur so als Lektüre Tipp. Habe die Ausgabe gekauft und werde die im anstehenden Urlaub lesen. Hoffe nur positives zu finden.

Dämpfer meinst du jetzt allgemein oder speziell auf die Veolia Zahlen bezogen?

Das hoffen wir alle nicht. Befürchte nur, dass egal wie der 6.11. ausgeht, es vermutlich einen Dämpfer geben wird an der Börse. Die Frage ist nur, wie der Markt dann auf welches Ergebnis reagiert. Gibt für beides pro und Contra

Verschwörungstheorie: Es wurde gelöscht, weil es die Zukunft richtig beschrieben hat. Dann stimmt hoffentlich ab jetzt Teil 2 der Geschichte und es geht nicht mehr tiefer. Na ja, eine große Weltwirtschaftskrise mal ausgenommen.

Find es aber auch nicht mehr

Vor einigen Wochen war hier durch ........... ein link einkopiert worden. Nach dem öffnen war zu lesen, der Kurs kann direkt wieder steigen, damals waren wir bei ca. 18, oder muss besser vor einem Anstieg erst noch ein altes GAP bei ca. 16,40 schließen. Ich schrieb damals, beides wäre okay, entweder auf nach Norden oder bei 16,40 kaufe ich nach. Entweder habe ich die beiden Einträge übersehen,  oder die wurden gelöscht. Wie auch immer. Nachkauf habe ich dann doch nicht getätigt,  aber vielleicht stimmt das ja mit dem GAP und die Korrektur ist beendet.