Interviewed by Radio Immo at the AMIF trade show, Laurent Mogno, President of ECT, talks about the high reuse potential of excavated inert soil. It unveils its strategies for identifying sites for development and develops the land reclamation scheme to be implemented at regional level. To listen to Laurent Mogno’s interview, click here The use of excavated inert soil to rehabilitate and renaturalize sites represents a powerful financial tool for local authorities. ECT has been present at the Salon des Maires d’Ile-de-France for several years. As a member of AMIF Partenaires, ECT’s business is essentially based in the Paris region.

The earth is a wonderful resource! On April 9 and 10, 2019, the Ecole des Ingénieurs de la Ville de Paris and ECT are organizing a symposium on the theme of “Earth in all its states”. Henri Bava and Antoine Grumbach, both winners of the Grand Prix de l’Urbanisme, will conclude the 2-day exploration of earth engineering. This symposium is part of the EIVP and ECT “Valorisation des terres issues des chantiers urbains” chair . Conferences and round tables: researchers, planners, elected representatives, experts Visit: ECT’s excavated soil reclamation site at Moissy-Cramayel (77) All you need to know and register

At the official launch of A.Grumbach’s “Les Yeux du Ciel”, the CARPF and Le-Mesnil-Amelot and Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin signed a cooperation agreement with ECT to develop the project. The signing took place in the presence of the Prefecture of the IDF Region. It was an opportunity for the signatories to reaffirm their commitment to this emblematic project for the development of Seine-et-Marne. Béatrice Abollivier, Prefect of Seine-et-Marne Patrick Renaud, Chairman of the Communauté d’Agglomération de Roissy Pays de France Gilles Chauffour mayor of Villeneuve sous Dammartin Alain Aubry, Mayor of Mesnil-Amelot Laurent Mogno, President of ECT The project will be 1 km

A work made up of two 400-metre eyes The official launch of Antoine Grumbach’s Land Art project “Les Yeux du Ciel”, supported and produced by ECT, was the occasion for several official gestures. A plaque was unveiled and the first tree planted. It was also an opportunity to sign a cooperation agreement with the CARPF conurbation and the neighboring towns of Le Mesnil-Amelot and Villeneuve sous Dammartin. Béatrice Abollivier, Prefect of Seine-et-Marne, represented the Prefecture of the Ile-de-France Region. Roland Castro was also on hand to welcome Antoine Grumbach’s 1st Belvedere. He recalled that this project was included in his

Invited by LIFTI, ECT is taking part tomorrow, Thursday November 15, 2018, in the symposium “RECYCLING MINERALS: FOR WHAT TYPES OF CHALLENGES IN TERRITORIES”, organized by Team2. During these days, we’ll be presenting the innovations that have been achieved or are expected to be achieved, the prospects that materials can offer for new circular economy sectors serving the economic development of territories, and the new economic configurations that need to be put in place to achieve this.

The 2018 edition of the Muddy Angel Run took place on Saturday September 15 at the Hippodrome d’Enghien. An intrepid team sponsored by ECT decided to take part to deploy their “super girl’s power” and also to remind us that breast cancer is a battle for 64,000 women every year, in France and Belgium.

On July 5, Laurent Mogno, Chairman of ECT, signed Plaine Commune’s Charte Entreprise-Territoire, in the presence of D.Pailllard, Vice-Chairman of Plaine Commune, F.Dubrac, Chairman of Plaine Commune Promotion and N.Isnard, Sub-Prefect of Saint-Denis. This charter affirms the territorial dynamic that ECT wishes to impart to its development, giving priority to a partnership with Plaine Commune around apprenticeship, employment, the environment and the circular economy.

At a colloquium organized by UNED, board member Reda Semlali presented the innovative concept of the “Installation de Valorisation de Déblais Inertes” (IVDI): a legislative framework to be invented in order to increase the value of inert soil, and encourage better networking with high value-added facilities that provide lasting structure to urban and peri-urban areas.

On April 5, at La Courneuve (93), ECT’s first biological treatment center for hydrocarbon-polluted soil was officially inaugurated by Stéphane Troussel, President of the Conseil Départemental de Seine-Saint-Denis, André Joachim, 1st Deputy Mayor of La Courneuve, Laurent Mogno, President of ECT, and Reda Semlali, ECT’s Commercial Services Director. An exemplary success in converting a denatured site into a biological soil treatment facility, its fully enclosed structure is unique in the 93 region, in the Ile-de-France region and probably in France. It enables polluted soil to be treated biologically, in the heart of the 93 region, close to Ile-de-France construction sites.