Veolia expands mobile water services fleet to address growing needs in Oceania
Veolia expands its mobile water services fleet in Oceania to support municipalities, mining operations, and other industrial customers with advanced treatment technologies including clarification, filtration, reverse osmosis and ion exchange systems. New additions include Hydrotech™ disc filters for enhanced solids removal and Actiflo® clarification units to improve water clarity and minimise pollutants in both discharged and recycled water, delivering greater efficiency in a compact footprint. Expansion strengthens Veolia’s ability to provide rapid-response water treatment solutions while supporting its GreenUp strategic programme for ecological transformation. Veolia is expanding its mobile water services fleet in Oceania, reinforcing its long-term commitment to helping mining, municipal, and other industrial customers to meet diverse and evolving water treatment needs. As part of the company’s GreenUp strategic programme — Veolia’s global initiative to accelerate ecological transformation — the expanded fleet will help organisations enhance water efficiency and reduce environmental impact through rapidly deployable, high-performance water treatment solutions. Veolia’s mobile water treatment portfolio in Oceania now offers one of the most comprehensive ranges of solutions available in the market. This includes clarification, filtration, reverse osmosis, and ion exchange technologies through a diverse fleet of mobile Actiflo® clarifiers, Hydrotech™ disc filters, and ZeeWeed™ ultrafiltration membranes. These flexible, modular mobile assets are designed to address a wide range of water treatment challenges, from emergency response and planned maintenance to long-term augmentation of existing plant capacity. Recent investments to expand the fleet have allowed the addition of the following high-performance technologies: The newly introduced mobile Hydrotech disc filter technology provides enhanced solids removal, reducing fine suspended solids with its 10-micron filtration system. Treatment capacity ranges from 90 to 360 cubic metres per hour (m3/h), delivering greater efficiency without increasing the system’s footprint. Veolia’s Actiflo clarification system uses microsand ballast to accelerate the settling of suspended solids and precipitation of dissolved metals. This process improves water clarity and minimises pollutants in both discharged and […]

