Who are we?
As a global leader in the water and waste management sectors, we have been operating for over 160 years all over the world. We provide essential services to protect the resource and improve quality of life wherever we operate.
Sustainability
Earth day: conserve & restore soils for a sustainable agriculture
Protecting soil to feed the planet is essential. SUEZ works together with farmers to innovate for today and for tomorrow and to develop smart and sustainable agriculture. How? By reducing water consumption and chemical fertilizers, by recycling treated wastewater for irrigation, by recovering organic waste and by remediating soil to create a more fertile land.
Earth is essential - SUEZ
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Customised and digital solutions for a sustainable agriculture
SUEZ is innovating to provide farmers with global and integrated solutions that will improve the management of the resources. Our solutions promote the transition to a circular economy by connecting biowaste producers with anaerobic digestion specialists to produce energy or through sewage sludge traceability to guarantee the quality of fertilizer materials.
Read also Bertrand Camus' op-ed "Protection of the planet and food, the interdependence of the issues"
Feeding the planet while protecting it, is the challenge of the 21st century. The food challenge must engage the agricultural world in an environmental transition where the preservation of water, soil and air converge, in order to achieve a sustainable food chain.Bertrand Camus , Chief Executive Officer of SUEZ
Read also our articles on the theme "Feeding the planet sustainably"
- SUEZ, partner for a sustainable agriculture
- Eating and drinking in 2038
- Feeding the planet sustainably, the challenge of the century
- "A collaborative approach to the reduction of food waste is critical"
- In San Luis Potosí, treated wastewater irrigates crops
- Fighting food waste: 10 innovators to look out for
- LES PUITS DU DÉSERT, are you ready to build wells so that kitchen gardens can flourish in the desert?
- One of the keys to carbon neutrality can be found in our fields
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