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Tunisia
SCET and Suez scoop up sanitation contracts with SEGOR

National sanitation office ONAS has given pride of place to Société d'Exploitation et de Gestion des Ouvrages et Reseaux (SEGOR) [...]

Published on 23.01.2020 at 03:30 GMT

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Société d'Exploitation et de Gestion des Ouvrages et Reseaux
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Suez environnement
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Tunisia
SEGOR bags another water pumping concession

SEGOR on 2 February bagged a €7.6m concession to operate pumping stations in the Tunisian towns of Sfax, Gabès and Médenine. That came just months after it signed up for the management of part of the infrastructure of the ONAS national sanitation office in a deal last June worth €26m.

Subscribers only Infrastructure 23.02.2023

Tunisia
SCET and Suez clean up in privatisation of wastewater management

Segor, co-owned by the Tunisian engineering firm SCET and the French utility giant Suez, has emerged as the big winner after the state decided to outsource the management of its sanitation facilities.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 10.06.2022

Morocco
Suez tasks former French rail chief with troubleshooting its ailing Casablanca utility

The world's biggest private water provider is keen for its Casablanca subsidiary Lydec to extend its municipal contract until 2027. It has given ex-SNCF boss Guillaume Pepy the job of ironing out disputes with the city council and the interior ministry.

Subscribers only Energy, Business 08.06.2021

Tunisia
Untried Amen Services picked to manage Djerba's explosive waste problem

Tunisia's national waste management agency ANGED selected Amen Services on [...]

Subscribers only Business 12.05.2020

Tunisia
After water treatment, Segor returns to waste sector

Segor, a joint venture between Tunisian consultant engineers SCET and [...]

Subscribers only Business 12.03.2020

Tunisia
Germany companies come looking for waste water contracts

The German-Tunisian Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the German [...]

Subscribers only Business 21.11.2019

Tunisia
ECOTI recovers Borj Chakir tip… with its whiff of scandal

The ECOTI group (Ecologique Tuniso-Italienne) has been awarded a 25-million-dinar contract to manage the Borj Chakir waste tip by national [...]

Subscribers only Business 03.10.2019

Tunisia
I2E and SCET to delve into Lake Bizerte depollution

Tunisian consulting engineers I2E and SCET are to assist the [...]

Subscribers only Business 20.06.2019

Spotlight | Algeria
Water a Dilemma for Abdelmalek Sellal

Water supply specialists are keeping an ear to the ground for changes that Algeria’s water resources minister Abdelmalek Sellal seems to have in mind for Algiers, Oran, Constantine and Annaba. Algeria’s four biggest cities have handed management of their water [.

Subscribers only Politics 23.12.2010

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Tunisia SEGOR bags another water pumping concession

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Morocco Suez tasks former French rail chief with troubleshooting its ailing Casablanca utility

Tunisia Untried Amen Services picked to manage Djerba's explosive waste problem

Tunisia After water treatment, Segor returns to waste sector

Tunisia Germany companies come looking for waste water contracts

Tunisia ECOTI recovers Borj Chakir tip… with its whiff of scandal

Tunisia I2E and SCET to delve into Lake Bizerte depollution

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Nigeria
Fertiliser giants Indorama and Dangote in murky waters over urea shortage

Niger
Washington watches as Tehran negotiates with Niamey for 300 tonnes of uranium

Tunisia
SCET and Suez scoop up sanitation contracts with SEGOR

Tunisia
SEGOR bags another water pumping concession

Tunisia
SCET and Suez clean up in privatisation of wastewater management

Morocco
Suez tasks former French rail chief with troubleshooting its ailing Casablanca utility

Tunisia
Untried Amen Services picked to manage Djerba's explosive waste problem

Tunisia
After water treatment, Segor returns to waste sector

Tunisia
Germany companies come looking for waste water contracts

Tunisia
ECOTI recovers Borj Chakir tip… with its whiff of scandal

Tunisia
I2E and SCET to delve into Lake Bizerte depollution

Spotlight | Algeria
Water a Dilemma for Abdelmalek Sellal