Veolia secures semiconductor fab water contracts
Key Highlights
- Veolia's contracts are for a Singapore fabrication plant and a U.S. manufacturer.
- They cover the full water cycle from critical ultrapure water production to advanced wastewater treatment and reuse.
Veolia secured two major contracts with a leading semiconductor manufacturer, valued at a combined €243 million.
The first contract will produce ultrapure water for a new fabrication facility in Singapore, while the second will deliver advanced wastewater reclamation and zero liquid discharge treatment at a manufacturing campus in the United States.
These contracts cover the full water cycle for microelectronics customers, from critical ultrapure water production to advanced wastewater treatment and reuse.
By combining proprietary technologies and global expertise, Veolia helps semiconductor manufacturers support production continuity, improve resource efficiency, and meet increasingly demanding environmental requirements.
Semiconductor fabrication and advanced data centers consume vast quantities of ultrapure water while generating complex wastewater streams. As chip manufacturing becomes increasingly critical to global technological progress and geopolitical resilience, and as demand for data center capacity is expected to nearly triple by 20301, water security is becoming essential to industrial competitiveness.
