苏伊士与江苏和山东签署新合作，彰显对华长期承诺
· 在法国总统马克龙访华期间，苏伊士集团与江苏及山东两省的合作伙伴签署了新合作，旨在携手深化在水务和固废资源管理领域的合作。
· 这两项合作不仅强化了苏伊士在中国市场的战略布局，更将直接助力中国的生态转型。
与江苏连云区扩大合作 完善工业园水循环体系
在江苏，苏伊士将与连云经济开发区合作，探讨共同投资、建设及运营一座新工业水厂。该约4.4亿元人民币的项目设计产能为每日5万立方米工业水和2万立方米脱盐水。
连云经济开发区作为区域发展的重要引擎，汇聚企业逾1000家，聚焦新材料、先进制造等主导产业，对高品质工业用水的需求持续增长。项目投运后将提升水资源管理效率，降低园区企业运营成本，助力当地工业的可持续发展。
连云区政府区长郭鹏表示：“这次合作的新项目，一方面精准匹配园区企业的多元水质，为园区持续增长的用水需求提供稳定保障，另一方面凭借科学的投资规划与运营管理，最大限度降低环境影响、优化供水成本，从而为园区企业实现了降本增效。”
与山东公用合作升级 从水务服务拓展至基础设施建设与固废资源管理
在山东，苏伊士与山东公用旗下水务集团签署战略合作备忘录。这一举措基于双方在市政和工业水处理项目上的成功合作，标志着双方从项目合作升级至战略合作。通过结合山东公用的本地资源与苏伊士的全球经验，合作范围将从水务服务拓展至基础设施建设和固废资源管理。
自2023年起，山东公用水务集团便是苏伊士在山东省的重要合作伙伴之一。双方合作成果显著，包括在曲阜的市政污水处理项目实现污水资源化回收利用；在济宁工业园的污水零排放项目，每年可生产约360万立方米替代水源（相当于近1500个奥运会标准游泳池的总水量），并回收85%的结晶盐用于生产硫酸钠，具有积极的环境效益和循环经济价值。
山东公用董事长邓刚表示：“山东公用和苏伊士集团不仅在业务上高度契合，在发展理念上更是深度同频。苏伊士拥有世界领先的技术团队和经营理念，希望双方能够充分发挥各自优势，在前期良好的合作基础上，建立互信互惠、互利共赢的新格局，为双方的深入合作打造新的里程碑。”
苏伊士集团首席执行官夏弘业表示：“我很高兴能与江苏和山东的合作伙伴携手，深化我们在中国的水务及固废资源管理领域的合作。这些新的合作机遇彰显了苏伊士集团在中国持续发展的决心与传承五十年的历史底蕴，我们将以此为契机续写半个世纪的合作历程。我们为与中国合作伙伴建立的信任感到自豪，并决心继续提供先进的基础设施建设和创新的水务及固废资源管理服务，以满足工业及市政领域的需求。”
在法国总统马克龙访华期间，苏伊士集团与江苏及山东两省的合作伙伴签署了新合作，
旨在携手深化在水务和固废资源管理领域的合作。
关于苏伊士
面对日益严峻的环境挑战，160多年来，苏伊士集团一直致力于提供保障和改善民生的基础服务，并凭借其创新且富有韧性的解决方案，为客户提供水务和固废服务。集团在40个国家的4万名员工积极与客户携手合作, 为他们在资产和服务的全生命周期创造价值, 并推动其低碳转型。2024年，苏伊士集团为全球6800万人生产饮用水，为4400万人提供环卫服务；通过污水和固废处理转化生产8太瓦时的能源。2024年苏伊士集团的营收为92亿欧元。更多资讯请浏览官网： www.suez.com 。
苏伊士约70年前进入亚洲市场，起步于东南亚，继而扩展至中国发展已50年。苏伊士在亚洲有逾6500名员工，已建成超过 600 座水厂和污水处理厂。集团与各地市政和工业客户的合作项目遍布30多个主要城市和地区，为逾2500万人和 23个工业园区提供水务和固废资源管理服务。
关于连云经济开发区
江苏连云经济开发区于1992年11月经连云港市政府批复成立，后升级为成为省级开发区和副处级单位，并与上合物流园合并。目前园区实际管辖面积约70平方公里，现有企业1128家，位于国家级经济技术开发区和国家级东中西区域合作示范区之间，地处两大港区走廊位置。目前，园区内公路港、内河港、保税物流中心等平台运营良好，上合专用铁路、装卸场站于2021年10月份正式投用，“公、铁、河、海”多式联运物流运输体系基本建成，“港、航、路、园”无缝对接，区港联动、多式联运、综合物流的发展优势初步凸显。
关于山东公用
山东公用控股有限公司（简称“山东公用”）是集城乡水务、热电联产、燃气供应、环保科技、建设工程等于一体的城乡综合服务商。截至2024年底，公司资产总额达到768.48亿元，年营业收入157.03亿元，员工1.1万余人，日供水能力150万立方米，日污水治理能力180万立方米，供热面积7300余万平方米，天然气用户60余万户，服务人口超过1600万人。
SUEZ reaffirms long-term commitment to China with new collaborative initiatives in Jiangsu and Shandong provinces
· On President Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to China, SUEZ signed new collaborative initiatives with local partners from Jiangsu and Shandong provinces to deepen cooperation in water and waste management sectors.
· These two partnerships that reinforce SUEZ’s strategic focus on the Chinese market, will directly contribute to the country’s ecological transition.
Expanding cooperation with Lianyun District to advance industrial water recycling
In Jiangsu province, SUEZ will partner with Lianyun Economic Development Zone to jointly study the investment in, build, and operate a new industrial water treatment plant. This RMB 440 million project will have a designed capacity of 50,000 m³/day for industrial water and 20,000 m³/day for demineralized water.
Lianyun Economic Development Zone, a key regional engine with over 1,000 companies in sectors like new materials and advanced manufacturing, faces growing demand for high-quality industrial water. Once operational, the new plant will enhance water resource conservation, lower operational costs for local businesses, and support sustainable industrial growth in the region.
Guo Peng, District Mayor of Lianyun, said: “The project will meet the park’s diverse water quality needs while ensuring a stable supply as demand grows. Through sound planning and efficient operations, it will reduce environmental impact, optimise water supply costs and help enterprises lower expenses, while improving efficiency.”
Extending partnership with Shandong Public from water services to infrastructure development and waste management
In Shandong Province, SUEZ has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Shandong Public Water Group. Building on both parties’ successful collaboration in municipal and industrial water projects, this move marks a shift from project-based cooperation to strategic partnership. By combining Shandong Public’s local resources with SUEZ’s global expertise, the partnership will expand beyond water services to infrastructure development and waste management.
Since 2023, Shandong Public Water Group has been one of SUEZ’s key partners in the province. Together, they have delivered notable results, including resource-recovery gains at Qufu’s municipal wastewater plant. At Jining Industrial Park, a zero liquid discharge project produces 3.6 million m³ of alternative water annually—equivalent to about 1,500 Olympic pools—and recovers 85% of crystalline salt for sodium sulfate, delivering significant environmental and circular economy benefits.
Deng Gang, Chairman of Shandong Public, said: “Shandong Public and SUEZ are closely aligned in operations and development strategy. With SUEZ’s technical expertise and management strengths, we look forward to building on past achievements and defending our partnership as we enter a new stage of deepened collaboration.”
Xavier Girre, CEO of SUEZ, said: “I’m delighted to work on deepening collaboration with our Chinese partners in Jiangsu and Shandong provinces in water and waste management. These new opportunities showcase SUEZ’s ambition to continue growing in China and build on 50 years of history — as this year marks the 50th anniversary of SUEZ’s presence in China. We are proud of the trust we have built with our Chinese counterparts and are determined to continue delivering state-of-the-art facilities and innovative water and waste services to address industrial and municipal needs.”
On President Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to China, SUEZ signed new collaborative initiatives with local partners from Jiangsu and Shandong provinces to deepen cooperation in water and waste management sectors.
About SUEZ:
Faced with growing environmental challenges, SUEZ has been delivering essential services that protect and improve our quality of life for more than 160 years. SUEZ provides its customers with innovative and resilient solutions for water and waste services. With 40 000 employees across 40 countries, the Group works with customers to create value over the full lifecycle of their assets and services, and to drive their low carbon transition. In 2024, SUEZ provided drinking water for 68 million people worldwide and sanitation services for 44 million people. The Group generated 8 TWh of energy from waste and wastewater. In 2024, SUEZ has generated revenues of 9.2 billion euros. For more information: www.suez.com
In Asia, SUEZ’s journey began about 70 years ago in Southeast Asia and extended to China 50 years later. With over 6,500 employees in the region, the Group has built more than 600 water and wastewater treatment plants. Today, SUEZ serves municipal and industrial clients in over 30 major cities and regions, providing water and waste resource recovery services to more than 25 million people and 23 industrial parks.
About Lianyun Economic Development Zone:
The Jiangsu Lianyun Economic Development Zone, established in November 1992, and later upgraded to a provincial level Zone, was merged with the SCO International Logistics Park. Covering nearly 70 km2 and hosting 1,128 enterprises, it sits between two National-level Development Zones and in a key transport corridor serving two major port areas. The zone now operates multiple logistics platforms, including a highway hub, inland river port, and bonded logistics centre. The dedicated SCO railway and handling yard entered service in October 2021, enabling a multimodal system that links road, rail, river and maritime transport and strengthens port zone connectivity.
About Shandong Public:
Shandong Public Holding Company Limited (“Shandong Public”) is a comprehensive urban-rural service provider covering water services, combined heat and power, gas supply, environmental technology and construction engineering. As of end 2024, the company had RMB 76.848 billion total assets, RMB 15.703 billion annual revenue, and over 11,000 employees. It operates 1.5 million m³/day of water-production capacity, 1.8 million m³/day of wastewater treatment capacity, provides heating across 73 million m² and supplies gas to 600,000 households, serving more than 16 million people.
