Proposing a new communal green space On July 26, ECT opened a new excavated soil reception site in the Seine-et-Marne department, in the commune of Iverny to be precise. The aim of this site, which recycles inert soil from local building sites, is to create a landscaped sports area. This project is “eco-conceived” with the commune of Iverny. The aim is to offer a new communal space focused on nature and sport. This 8,700 m² park is open to all, and features a tree-lined promenade and fitness trail. Key figures Project start date: July 2021 Duration of soil contributions: one

ECT opens a new site in Seine-et-Marne, at Iverny (77) The purpose of this site is to create a landscaped sports park. This will create a new communal space focused on nature and sport. The park will be built using  inert soil excavated from local construction sites. The expected duration of the earthworks is one month. To access the Iverny site, you need to be validated by ECT’s reservations department. The site will also be equipped to scan e-unloading slips, as part of our full dematerialization and land traceability initiative. For all information on site access conditions: address, land accepted,

Signature of a protocol between ECT, GAUSSIN and BOUYGUES ENERGIES & SERVICES ECT, GAUSSIN (EURONEXT GROWTH: ALGAU – FR0013495298) and BOUYGUES ENERGIES & SERVICES announce the signature of a cooperation agreement for the development of hydrogen-powered mobility solutions in the public works sector – hydrogen and electric – in 2022. In the first phase of this agreement, ECT will entrust BOUYGUES ENERGIES SERVICES with the development of a 2 MW renewable hydrogen production and distribution station. At the same time, ECT entrusted GAUSSIN with the design and production studies for 3 types of GAUSSIN hydrogen-powered trucks, intended for two types

With Oléo 100, ECT makes the switch to green energy. Thanks to a partnership with Groupe Avril, ECT installs an Oléo 100 tank at its Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin (77) site. 100% rapeseed and 100% French: Oléo 100 fuel is made entirely from French rapeseed. Compatible construction machinery will be the first to benefit from this green fuel. A first step towards reducing the C02 impact of on-site machinery. An initiative in line with the company’s environmental commitments.

ECT is pleased to announce its membership of CalCIMA – The California Construction and Industrial Materials Association. Comprising over 500 local plants and facilities, its members are an economic and ecological force, notably through their commitment to the circular economy of building materials. CalCIMA aims to promote the common interests of the state, construction professionals and industrial equipment manufacturers in California. In addition to this mission, CalCIMA provides its members with : industry news legislative and regulatory support safety, technical and compliance training communication tools or platforms Learn more about Calcima

ECT looks forward to continuing these engaging, stimulating and demanding partnerships. A renewed partnership with the Humanité & Biodiversité association In 2019, ECT and the Humanité & Biodiversité association signed a charter of commitment to biodiversity. At the end of 2020, this charter will be supplemented by methodological reflections. And the publication of an in-house operational method for designing our facilities. Designed in the form of fact sheets, this method is an aid to achieving the commitments made in the Charter. This is a proactive approach for the company. It aims to go beyond the regulations in force under the

Fertile substrate, an alternative to topsoil? A morning of exchanges organized by L’Ecole Du Breuil, l’école d’horticulture de la Ville de Paris and ECT on Thursday March 18, from 9am to 11:30am. The event was open to students of the Ecole du Breuil. And to all at  videoconference, on registration. Speakers presented feedback and concrete examples of the use of this growing medium. A program that included time for exchanges Welcoming participants Introduction byAlexandre Hennekinne, Director of the Ecole du Breuil Introduction byLaurent Mogno, President of ECT Camille Soulard and Flore Diradourian, Experimental Managers – ASTREDHOR Seine-Manche and Benjamin Tilliet,

Participate in Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) ECT offers its services to elementary school as part of their Education for Sustainable Development program. The aim is to introduce students to the ECT projects underway in their local communities. These interventions raise awareness of the circular economy principle behind these developments: derelict sites take shape thanks to the reuse of soil from urban construction sites. Last December, pupils atVasarely elementary school in Annet-sur-Marne (77) had the opportunity to discover two projects built using soil excavated from construction sites in the Paris region: the Gabots photovoltaic power plant (in partnership with Akuo)