Veolia Water to provide deionised water system for power plant in Taiwan

France-based Veolia Environnement’s water division, Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies, has secured a contract to provide a deionised water (DIW) system for a new power plant in Taiwan.

Under the new contract, Veolia will be responsible for the design, procurement, testing and commissioning the DIW system for the new plant, which is expected to be one of the most critical sources of power in the Kaohsiung region.

Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies South-East Asia Industrial Design & Build Projects business development director Carlo Patteri commented on the company’s new project in Taiwan.

"This endorsement by a major Taiwanese power company enhances our reputation as a keen provider of quality and reliable water treatment solutions.

"We look forward to further strengthening our presence in the local and international energy markets."

The value of the contract was not disclosed.

Veolia previously won a contract to build a DIW plant in the Linkou district.

In April 2013, Veolia Water’s subsidiary MSE won a contract from the Vienne Water and Wastewater Authority (SIVEER) to construct a wastewater facility based on its Organica system.

In the same month, Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies inaugurated the newly constructed, expanded and upgraded Czajka wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) in the city of Warsaw, Poland.

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Image: Veolia Water’s subsidiary will provide a DIW system for a power plant in Taiwan. Photo: Courtesy of Roger McLassus.