ECT enters into a sponsorship agreement with the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle. The aim of this sponsorship is to create a systematic map of “the biodiversity of reworked soils”. A systematic map is a bibliographical synthesis intended for operational research players. This practice is currently booming in the field of ecology, and is strongly recommended by the Fondation pour la Recherche sur la Biodiversité(FRB). This is an unprecedented approach to the issue of reworked soils. The PatriNat unit, under the aegis of the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, will draw up an overview of available scientific studies. And list documented best

ECT puts its expertise to work for its construction customers As a major player in the recovery of excavated soil from the construction industry, ECT offers to support its customers – earthworkers, transporters and project owners – in complying with new traceability obligations. In particular, when it comes to establishing and filling in their numerical and chronological registers. This support takes the form of webinars, methodological brochures and the dematerialization of our exchanges with our customers. enhanced traceability of excavated soil the anti-waste and circular economy law (agec) The February 2020 Anti-Waste and Circular Economy Act (AGEC) strengthens traceability arrangements

On Thursday May 19, ECT organized a visit to the Boissy/Puiseux site, in the presence of the Prefect of the Val d’Oise. At the end of January 2022, clean-up operations began at the former unauthorized landfill site. Managing, sorting and disposing of the 14,000 m3 of waste is an essential stage in the site’s transformation. The visit organized by ECT enabled Philippe CourtPréfet du Val d’Oise, to Michel GUIARDMayor of Boissy-l’Aillerie, to Thierry THOMASSINMayor of Puiseux-Pontoise, as well as members of the municipal councils, the Cergy-Pontoise Urban Community and the Val d’Oise Departmental Council, to see how the work was

Supporting our customers in the building and civil engineering sector is one of our core concerns. That’s why ECT has launched a survey of all its customers in April 2022. The aim was to measure the level of satisfaction with the entire service offering. This survey covered the commercial aspect, the evacuation/transport service, the dematerialization of unloading slips, the tour booking service and the perceived quality of the Extranet-customer space. The results of the survey prove the quality of the sales team and the services offered: 89% of customers are satisfied with the welcome and customer relations. ECT would like

What is the “Oasis Nature” network supported by Humanité et Biodiversité? A “Nature Oasis” is an area dedicated to preserving biodiversity and recreating links between mankind and nature. Joining the network is voluntary. It requires good land management practices. The dedicated area must be conducive to the development of wild flora and fauna. A commitment that translates into compliance with a charter A charter is neither a legal document nor a list of requirements, but a commitment to sustainable behavior. Spontaneity: nature finds its place in this hunting-free oasis. Natural: L’Oasis Nature is a pesticide-free area, where sustainable techniques are

Development of the equestrian sports center using excavated soil From Monday February 28, the ECT site in Chevannes (91- Essonne) reopens its doors to the inflow of excavated soil from construction sites. Excavated earth from construction sites in the south of Ile-de-France will be used to create the contours and gradients required for dressage, training and cross-country competition . For further information on soil input conditions and access restrictions, please contact An eco-designed project respecting the circular economy On this site, the principle of the circular economy of excavated soil has enabled us to design a project that enhances the

Two years ago, the City of Paris began planting the esplanade Saint-Louis, opposite the Château de Vincennes. The town called on ECT to manufacture a fertile substrate on site, to support the new planting. ECT’s fertile substrate is made up of inert soil from construction sites and green waste compost. It combines the recycling of locally-sourced data with the refusal to import distant topsoil, in a circular economy approach to construction soil. The green transformation of the former parking lot now offers a new green space in the city. The former parking lot has been transformed into a meadow, a

3 questions to Olivier Stehlin, Mayor of Iverny The project led by Iverny town council and ECT offers a new 8700 m² communal space, built around a tree-lined promenade with over 800 trees and a fitness trail with 8 different apparatus. A look back at the project, which will be completed this summer 2021, in a short space of time, with access to the site regulated and mandatory to generate as little nuisance as possible in the village. How did this healthcare pathway come about? At the western end of the village, we had an old soccer pitch. There had

ECT assesses the environmental and social footprint of projects with a new tool As part of its environmental approach, ECT has adopted an indicator for the design and construction of its sites. This indicator enables us to assess the environmental and social impact of our non-built development projects using soil from construction sites. The assessment methodology was developed through the involvement of all the company’s departments. And with the support  of experts (sociologist, ecologist, farmer, acoustician, etc.) to guarantee a high level of method robustness. A 15-indicator evaluation  The 15 indicators cover a wide range of ESG issues. Dnvironmental issues