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In the commune of Epône (78), ECT collaborated with the ORC Epône cycling club on this project to build the first stadium in Ile-de-France dedicated to trials and mountain biking. The club has over 70 members. He is involved in several disciplines (MTB Cross-Country, Trials, Cyclo-cross, Adult Randonnée Sportive). The ORC has been awarded the “École de Vélo” and “Club de Compétition” labels by the French Cycling Federation (FFC). 4 questions to ORC Epône , President Franck Prestat and Vice-President Philippe Gaudens. Introduce us to the trial and mountain bike disciplines? Trial riding is done on a special bike (without

Develop the first trial bike and mountain bike site in the Paris region On June 15, ECT opens a new site in the Yvelines department, in the commune of Epône to be precise. This site for recycling inert soil from building sites in the west of the Paris region will be the first bike and mountain bike trial site in the Paris region. A few words about the two disciplines: Bike Trials is a sport practiced on a special bike that allows you to perform sequences over various obstacles without putting your foot down. Mountain biking, as it is better

Developing an equestrian center using inert soil On June 8, ECT opens a new site in the Essonne department, in the commune of Chevannes to be precise. The purpose of this site for recycling inert soil from building sites in the south of the Ile-de-France region is to create an equestrian center. The equestrian project has been “eco-designed” in conjunction with the Comité départemental d’équitation de l’Essonne, the commune of Chevannes and landscape architect Laurent Latte of CPA Conseils. The aim was to define upstream the equestrian development zones as well as the site’s environmental and biodiversity management. The ambition

Today, ECT is opening a new site in the Essonne region, in Chevannes (91). The purpose of this site is to develop a  equestrian sports center using excavated soil from building sites in the south of the Paris region. Work is scheduled to take two years.  To access the Chevannes site, you need to be validated by ECT’s Reservation department. The site will also be equipped to scan e-discharge slips, as part of the implementation of our Full Dematerialization approach. Building information

A responsible solution for greening the city In situ production of fertile substrate is an environmentally sober solution. It allows us to extend “nature in the city”, a major environmental challenge for the cities of tomorrow. This material is a local, sustainable alternative to imported topsoil, a natural resource that must be preserved. For 10 days, ECT produced the fertile substrate on site. This growing medium, necessary for the greening of the Esplanade Saint-Louis, is part of a circular economy initiative. The fertile substrate is obtained by recycling inert soil combined with green waste compost. Recycling on an emblematic site