Veridis

Veridis, established in 1993, is a prominent entity specializing in environmental services, waste management, and energy infrastructure. The company operates across multiple critical sectors, including household waste collection, sorting, and recycling, while maintaining significant landfill operations. Veridis distinguishes itself through the production of alternative combustible materials and the treatment of hazardous waste, alongside large-scale composting initiatives. Their diversified portfolio integrates essential utility services with advanced environmental engineering solutions.

In the energy sector, Veridis holds a 20% stake in OPC Rotem, which manages a 466-megawatt combined cycle power plant, and maintains a 20% interest in AJS Rotem, a project focused on a 530-megawatt natural gas-fired facility. Furthermore, the company is a key player in water desalination, holding a 50% share in the Ashkelon desalination plant. Veridis operates the facility responsible for supplying 120 million cubic meters of desalinated water annually, accounting for 20% of the national supply. With a workforce of 500-1,000 employees, the firm leverages technical expertise to optimize resource efficiency and utility management.

Veridis continues to expand its footprint in the Middle East and Asia, focusing on sustainable infrastructure and environmental consultancy. The company’s operational model emphasizes synergy between waste treatment and energy production, ensuring high-capacity output and maintenance efficiency. Meet Veridis's team to understand the leadership driving these complex environmental projects. By prioritizing technological innovation in waste-to-energy and water treatment, Veridis remains a pivotal contributor to regional utility stability and environmental compliance standards.