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In just 4 months, ECT built the first MTB-Trial stadium in Epône, in the Yvelines department.

In just 4 months, ECT built the first MTB-Trial stadium in Epône, in the Yvelines department.

An outdoor platform cuts unloading time by a factor of 5. Inaugurated at the end of 2019, this innovation makes it possible to unload very quickly and safely. Unloading now takes 8 minutes, instead of the previous 45 minutes. A video review of the customer benefits and optimizations offered by this platform.

New, green, sporty and educational, this is the Parc de l’Arboretum, inaugurated in June 2019.

Creation of a landscaped urban nature area, offering various biodiversity spots and cool islands: the orchard, the pond and an arboretum enhance the walk and the landscape. Over 11,000 trees planted.

Parc de l’Arboretum is accessible to all, and proudly holds the Tourism and Handicap label. The park offers a range of facilities adapted to this audience. Half of the pathways are accessible to all, enabling visitors to explore the entire park. Signage and access points have been specifically designed with this in mind.

The Parc de l’Arboretum offers a 3 km path for walking, cycling and a street workout area.
Improving the agronomic performance of soils is one of ECT’s key challenges. Returning land to agriculture is one of the solutions proposed to maintain the balance between urbanization and the preservation of cultivated agricultural plots.

ECT is a member of the Union Nationale des Exploitants de la Valorisation. In this video, President Albert Zamuner puts the sectors represented at UNEV into perspective. And he reminds us of the action taken by our members, who were very active during the health crisis, to ensure that the construction industry and local authorities could continue to operate.

The land on our sites is used for concerted development projects, in strict compliance with administrative authorization. Take a closer look at the work being done to shape these new landscapes and create new leisure, sports and agricultural areas.