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Veolia Environnement Sa — Veolia — Corporate Update (April 2025)
34 slides from Veolia Environnement Sa's corporate update, Apr 17, 2025
Slide 1: Woodlawn Eco-Precinct Community Liaison Committee Meeting
WOODLAWN ECO-PRECINCT COMMUNITY LIAISON COMMITTEE MEETING 17th April 2025
Slide 2: Acknowledgement of Country
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY Veolia acknowledges Ngunnawal people as the traditional custodians of the lands and waters in which we live and work and their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respects to their Elders past, present and emerging and any first nations people presen
Slide 3: Meeting Agenda
MEETING AGENDA ITEM TOPIC 1 Introduction and welcome 2 Apologies 3 Actions from previous meeting 4 Eco-Precinct Update ● Operations ● Environmental Compliance Update 5 ARC presentation 6 DPHI - Rob Sherry (RS) - NSW DPHI Acting Director Compliance ● The role of the DPHI ● What's the difference betwe
Slide 4: Introduction and Welcome
INTRODUCTION AND WELCOME
Slide 5: Meeting Attendance/Apologies
MEETING ATTENDANCE/APOLOGIES DATE Thursday 17th April 2025 Time 5:00pm to 7.00pm LOCATION Woodlawn Conference Room 619 Collector Road, Tarago NAME PRESENT NAME PRESENT Jamie Seaton (JS) (Chair) Carmen Leocherer - (CL) (Veolia) CR Keith Smith (KS) (GMC Councillor) Kathryn Whitfield (KLW) (Veolia ARC
Slide 6: Actions from Last Meeting
ACTIONS FROM LAST MEETING
Slide 7: Meeting Actions
MEETING ACTIONS ITEM ACTION ASSIGNED TO 1 ACTION: SMc to develop a FAQ for inclusion on the website within 4 weeks. Intent is for the existing SMc (Veolia) webform to continue to be used for new questions raised by the community and FAQs updated as needed. 2 ACTION: RC to revisit status of audit rep
Slide 8: Eco-Precinct Operational Update
Traffic Lights Attention required ECO-PRECINCT Area of focus OPERATIONAL UPDATE Going well
Slide 9: Positive outcomes since last meeting: Wins
ECO-PRECINCT Positive outcomes since last meeting WINS! • COMMUNITY - Veolia Mulwaree Trust gave out over $730,000 in 2025 and has just approved another $250,000 in the March 2025 round. • WATER MANAGEMENT - All dams continue to reduce further below freeboard. • REGULATORS - Very productive F2F meet
Slide 10: Operational Update Performance
OPERATIONAL UPDATE PERFORMANCE Bioreactor Landfill - Licence tonnage YTD Waste Processed (licence 7 Sep 2024 - 13 Apr 2025) ● Regional Waste 70,547 t - (licence 125,000t) ● Sydney Waste 432,248 t - (licence 900,000t) ○ Both are within licence limits for Sep 2024 - Sep 25 period Mechanical Biological
Slide 11: Water Management: Storage status and location
WATER Storage status and location MANAGEMENT Coffer Dam #2 ED1 Plant Collection Dam Coffer Dam #1 Office area Leachate Treatment Plant ED3N 1-4 Plant collection catchment ED3S ED3SS Western Ridge catchment Bioreactor Void catchment
Slide 12: Water Management: Freeboard Management
WATER MANAGEMENT FREEBOARD MANAGEMENT * Note: 1 L/s = 86,400 L/day @ 20% evaporation = 17,280 L/day
Slide 13: Water Management: Treated Leachate Strategy Summary
WATER MANAGEMENT TREATED LEACHATE STRATEGY SUMMARY Short term next 18 months ● Temporary tank farm - 48 ML - 4 installed and approved for use (1 tank full) ● Integrity testing Coffer dam 1 - March and April 2025 ● Permanent tank farm 1 - 48ML - Approval application submitted - July 2025 ● Permanent
Slide 14: Eco-Precinct Operational Update: Bio-Energy
ECO-PRECINCT OPERATIONAL UPDATE BIO-ENERGY Bioenergy 2025 Biogas Capture ● Gas collected 01/25-03/25: 9,760,797 m3 - (46% methane) ● Energy Generation 01/25-03/25: 13,751 MWh ● In 2025, the captured emission is equivalent to removing 78,831 cars off the road
Slide 15: Eco-Precinct Operational Update: Odour Complaints
ECO-PRECINCT OPERATIONAL UPDATE ODOUR COMPLAINTS ● Odour complaints and events have have not significantly changed compared to the same time last year. ● Odour movement is heavily dependant on weather conditions. Storms in February adding to odour events ● Colder weather conditions show an increase
Slide 16: Eco-Precinct Operational Update: Odour Management
ECO-PRECINCT OPERATIONAL UPDATE ODOUR MANAGEMENT Completed ● Waste and rock interface gas collection in the bioreactor along the void perimeter (1000 m of horizontal gas collection) in operation (green lines) since August 2024. In the process of planning replicated system on the new lift. ● Monthly
Slide 17: Environmental Compliance Update
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE UPDATE
Slide 18: Operational Update: EPA Clean Up Notice
OPERATIONAL UPDATE EPA CLEAN UP NOTICE EPA Clean Up Notice EPA issued Woodlawn a Clean Up Notice freeboard exceedance ○ All tanks are in use. Veolia is seeking to maintain these after November 2025, until additional measures are constructed (permanent tank farms, Reverse Osmosis) EPA issued Woodlawn
Slide 19: Independent Odour Audit Updates
INDEPENDENT ODOUR AUDIT UPDATES ACTION STATUS COMPLETION DATE ● Odour mitigation from the void Veolia have engaged a landfill engineer to undertake a review of Engaged Tonkin to undertake the landfill operating practices. ● Active tipping face Site visit 15 May This review will address odour mitigat
Slide 20: Environmental Compliance Update: PA Modifications & Post Approval Applications
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE UPDATE PA MODIFICATIONS & POST APPROVAL APPLICATIONS APPROVAL TYPE DESCRIPTION STATUS MP 10_0012 Modification Modify the existing project approval for the Bioreactor and MBT to: Submission with DPHI • Originally to construct an approximately 100 ML dam at the Bioreactor to h
Slide 21: Environmental Compliance Update: PA Modifications & Post Approval Applications
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE UPDATE PA MODIFICATIONS & POST APPROVAL APPLICATIONS APPROVAL TYPE DESCRIPTION STATUS MP 10_0012 Modification Thermal treatment facility. Thermally treat brine and treated leachate liquid In pre-feasibility studies (TBC) using waste heat from the existing on-site power stati
Slide 22: ARC Project Update
ARC PROJECT UPDATE
Slide 23: ARC Submissions Update
ARC Submissions UPDATE Planning Progress • Submissions Report and Amendment Report are in final review stages • Related technical studies: 11 completed and 5 in the final stages of review • Actively assessing what the Energy from Waste policy framework policy review means for our project timeline an
Slide 24: DPHI Presentation
DPHI presention
Slide 25: DPHI
DPHI NSW Department of Planning Housing Infrastructure (JH to introduce) ● The role of the DPHI ● What's the difference between a CLC and a CCC
Slide 26: EPA Presentation
EPA Presentation
Slide 27: What is a seep and a pathway?
What is a seep and a pathway? Seep - Is an Engineering term - It refers to soil around a dam that acts like a sponge, the seep can expand as the water level rises and shrinking when it lowers. Pathway - In this instat refers to possible pathways from a seep to the environment. Cracks in rock, porous
Slide 28: EPA
EPA NSW EPA representatives: ● Veolia’s - Hydrological Risk Assessment (HRA) ● EPA - HRA review and water sampling program ● What is Veolia required to do next ● Questions
Slide 29: Community Q&A
COMMUNITY Q&A
Slide 30: CLC Questions
CLC QUESTIONS ● List of questions have been sent to Veolia - will be answered with the minutes ● Are there any questions for Veolia from the CLC
Slide 31: CLC New Actions
CLC NEW ACTIONS ACTION STATUS COMPLETION DATE ● INSERT TEXT Insert text Insert tex
Slide 32: Next Meeting
NEXT MEETING The next Community Liaison Meeting will be held at the Woodlawn Eco-Precinct Office - TBC agreed.
Slide 33: Vision for Woodlawn (Appendix 1)
VISION FOR WOODLAWN appendix 1
Slide 34: Vision for Woodlawn
ECO-PRECINCT 20 YEAR VISION FOR WOODLAWN We will shortly be releasing a community flyer to show what we’ve achieved in the past 20 years of Woodlawn and to highlight our key areas of focus for the next 20 years. These areas of future focus include: • Operational improvements: We’ll continue to devel