Shanghai Songjiang Shock Absorber Group Co., Ltd.’s official website is pleased to introduce information regarding the contract for expansion bellows, also known as flexible reducers, used in Veolia’s wastewater treatment projects. Songjiang Group supplies high-quality concentric expansion bellows for numerous wastewater treatment projects, using Mitsui 4045 EPDM rubber from Japan with a rubber content of 50%, ensuring a three-year warranty and containing no recycled rubber.
I. Introduction to Veolia:
Veolia Group is a global leader in resource optimization management, with operations spanning across five continents and a workforce of nearly 178,000 employees. The group designs and implements solutions in the fields of water, waste, and energy management, supporting sustainable development for urban areas and businesses. Through its three complementary business areas, Veolia aids in acquiring, preserving, and replenishing resources.
In 2020, Veolia Group provided drinking water to almost 100 million residents, offered wastewater treatment services to 62 million residents, generated nearly 43 million megawatt-hours of energy, and recycled 47 million tons of waste. Veolia Environnement (Euronext Paris: VIE) achieved a consolidated revenue of €26.01 billion in 2020.
As a leader in the Chinese environmental protection industry, Veolia has been delivering resource management and environmental solutions to cities and industrial clients across China since 1990. Presently, they manage over a hundred projects in more than forty Chinese cities, including Hong Kong and Taiwan. Veolia’s business in China is robust, with their waste management, water services, and energy activities playing a critical role in environmental services and sustainable development, focusing on resource conservation, environmental protection, recycling, and sustainable economic and social development.
This contract is specifically for the Long Gu Tan project:
Long Gu Tan is located in Tuen Mun, New Territories, Hong Kong, and it is the site of the CLP Group’s Long Gu Tan Power Station. The vicinity also features recreational facilities such as barbecue areas.
The authentic photo of songjiang expansion bellows for Wastewater Treatment
CLP Group has several power stations in the Long Gu Tan area, including the Castle Peak Power Station at Tap Shek Kok, with Power Station A commencing operations in 1985 and housing four generating units. Power Station B, operating between 1986 and 1989 in different phases, eventually merged to form the Castle Peak Power Station. CLP Group has also established a natural gas power station in Long Gu Tan.
II. Introduction to the Veolia Expansion Bellow Contract for Wastewater Treatment:
