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ECT is part of the drive towards a circular economy based on the recovery and reuse of excavated soil. This soil comes from building and public works sites.
Our development projects promote biodiversity and life. They therefore take on different forms and uses depending on the issues at stake in the area: landscape parks, reforestation, phonic mounds, photovoltaic power plants, agricultural raised areas, urban farms, golf courses, sports or leisure grounds and facilities.
Our news
News
12/02/2024
Portrait of an account manager, at the heart of the commercial relationship with our construction customers
4 questions to Elise Lam, ECT Account Manager Hello Elise, what does your job at ECT involve? Our earthmoving customers often have a high-voltage business. They’re busy people in a
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News
06/02/2024
Lorenzo Meloni photographs the Vaujours quarry
Lorenzo Meloni, photographer and member of the renowned Magnum Photos agency, visited the underground Placo Saint-Gobain quarry in Seine-Saint-Denis (93), which has been backfilled by ECT. This exceptional collaboration is
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ECT key figures
0
million tonnes
of excavated material processed / year
0
employees
in France, with a new branch in the Hauts-de-France region
1
development sites
regularly in operation to recycle excavated soil
1
trees planted
per year
1
children
guests per year
for educational activities and plantations
1
solar panels
installed (in partnership with Akuo)
Over the past 5 years, the following projects have been completed or are in progress:
1
ha of landscaped parkland,
sports and leisure facilities
1
ha of farmland
including 2 projects with SAFER IDF
1
ha of urban forest
and freely evolving biodiversity zones
Our business lines
Our business is based on 3 areas of expertise.
Sales Division
and Environment
identifies treatment channels for inert and polluted soil. It manages relations with our construction and public works customers and organizes the traceability of excavated material to reuse, recycling or treatment sites.
Operations Division
and Planning
receives and inspects excavated soil and ensures its traceability in situ. It ensures that the site blends seamlessly into the surrounding environment and designs the project’s layout. Finally, he completes the layout, installation of equipment and renaturation work.
Design Department
and Development
dialogue with local communities and public authorities to identify sites and design concerted uses for the future development, a vector for the region’s attractiveness.
