CFE - 2006 annual report - Vinci

(in millions of EUR) 2006 2005
Order book 15.0 13.0
as of December 31
Activity 1.0 0.7
With activities throughout Belgium and a focus on qual-
ity of life and the environment, CFE EcoTech commissioned
several wastewater treatment and sludge treatment plants
in 2006.
In Wallonia, the wastewater plant in Tubize, designed to treat
wastewater from 25,000 P.E. (population equivalents) received
final acceptance from IBW, after two years of operation. In
Limburg, additional work was completed for Aquafin on the
continuous backwash sand filter treatment facility at the
Genk wastewater treatment plant (capacity of 80,000 P.E).
Process and detailed-engineering design were completed
for AIDE on the major Liège-Sclessin wastewater treatment
plant (200,000 P.E.). This station, on which work started in
September 2006, will treat the wastewater from Flémalle,
Grâce-Hollogne, Saint-Nicolas, Seraing and some districts of
the city of Liège. CFE EcoTech also completed small jobs on
the Nivelles wastewater treatment plant for IBW and work on
the sludge dewatering equipment for IPALLE in Froyennes.
Electromechanical work was performed for Aquafin on the
Mariakerke pumping station and the electromechanical work
for Koersel is almost completed. With the aim of improving
the water quality in the Meuse River in the Namur region,
CFE EcoTech obtained at the beginning of 2007, as part of
a joint venture with Bageci and Nizet Entreprise, an order
for the Namur collector project and the construction of 37
pumping stations equipped with a Vortex treatment system.
These large-scale works will be carried out for INASEP over
a period of three years.
To ensure continued growth, in 2007, CFE EcoTech plans to
maintain its strong position in the Belgian wastewater treat-
ment market, and also to continue actively prospecting in
new markets, particularly in Central Europe and in certain
North African countries.
Bernard Cols
Erik Desmet, Pierre Dulière,
Gerald Boswell
The watertreatment
plant
at Liège - Sclessin.
Architect:
Daniel Lesage.
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