An innovative solution to Saint-Brieuc’s drinking water challenges The existing drinking water production plant was reaching the end of its useful life and could no longer meet growing demand and regulatory requirements. This led Saint-Brieuc Armor Agglomération and SDAEP22 to commission the construction of the Croix-Cholin plant. Supplied by water from the Gouët-Saint-Barthélemy dam and […]
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Orly 2: micropollutant-free water for Paris To provide high-quality drinking water that meets the strictest health standards to nearly 650,000 Parisian residents. Eau de Paris, the leading public water company in France, has commissioned Stereau to equip the Orly drinking water production plant (Val-de-Marne) with a new treatment process that removes micropollutants. The challenges To
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Leveneur: drinking water in all weather conditions On the municipality of Leveneur, Stereau won in 2019 the design-build contract for the largest drinking water production unit in Réunion Island, entrusted by the South Island Agglomeration Community of Réunion (CASUD). With a capacity of 30,000 m3/day, the new plant represents a significant contribution to food security
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Sainte-Germaine: a sustainable, self-sufficient water resource In 2017, Stereau won the contract for the improvement of the treatment process at the Sainte-Germaine catchment (Luçon – Vendée), entrusted by Vendée Eau. Objective: to increase the production capacities of the facility both qualitatively and quantitatively, and to ensure decarbonation of the water for greater comfort of the
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Angoulême: micropollutant-free drinking water in any weather For the treatment of turbidity peaks, an important indicator of water quality, Stereau has deployed the Claricarb-R® solution on behalf of SEMEA at the Pontil drinking water plant. This technology combines two treatment stages in a single facility: treatment of micropollutants using the Carboflux® process, and reduction of
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Kerné Uhel: a plant meeting the challenges of Côtes-d’Armor The absence of deep groundwater resources in Côtes-d’Armor has led the department, the Kerné Uhel Mixed Syndicate, and the Côtes-d’Armor Drinking Water Supply Department (SDAEP 22) to rely on surface water resources for drinking water supply, making the water supply extremely vulnerable to drought and pollution
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