November 4, 2020 – On the Lil’Ô site on L’Île-Saint-Denis (93), “Les Faiseurs de terre”, a consortium comprising Halage, Neo-Eco and ECT, has deployed its fertile substrate demonstrator. The aim of this pooling of skills and resources is to validate the manufacturing process for a fertile substrate made entirely from recycled products: inert soil, crushed concrete and green waste compost. The conviction of “Faiseurs de Terres” is that this fertile, recycled, local and solidarity-based substrate should become the basis for the greening of territories, and a vector for the development of training and employment. This demonstrator, financed by Plaine Commune

July 1, 2020 – By reusing excavated soil from building sites in the south and west of the Paris region, ECT is bringing two “city sports” projects to life in a landscaped setting. one is the creation of a complete equestrian center (arenas, dressage, cross-country) at Chevannes, in the Essonne region, on a derelict site. The other concerns the construction of the 1st mountain bike and trials stadium in the Île-de-France region, on municipal land. ECT’s environmental, agricultural, leisure and sports projects are all designed to make an environmental contribution to local communities and their inhabitants, and to benefit society

June 12, 2019 – Line Magne, mayor of Moissy Cramayel, Anne-Marie Démoulin, deputy mayor in charge of sustainable development, Betty Chappe, deputy mayor in charge of Chanteloup eco-district development, and Laurent Mogno, president of ECT, will inaugurate Parc de l’Arboretum, a new leisure area open to the public at the heart of the Chanteloup Arboretum eco-district, on June 22, 2019. Parc de l’Arboretum in figures 22/06/2019 inauguration of the Arboretum Park and opening to the public 1 trees planted 1 month works for ECT’s construction of the Arboretum Park: inert soil from construction sites in the Paris region and landscaping

Paris, March 12, 2019: Akuo Energy, France’s leading independent producer of distributed renewable energy, and ECT, a developer of sites through the reuse of soil from real estate and construction sites, announce the creation of a joint subsidiary ACT-E. The aim is to increase photovoltaic energy production in the Paris region to around 100 MWp at sites operated by ACT-E.ACT-E’s aim is to develop a local, regional approach, offering Ile-de-France residents green electricity produced locally.This partnership between the two companies aims to optimize the performance of photovoltaic power plants by adapting their layout. On the sites identified, ECT’s earthworks play

On January 25, the Prefect of the Ile-de-France region, Michel Cadot, will preside over the launch of the “Les Yeux du Ciel” cultural and environmental project. This Land Art project, conceived by architect and urban planner Antoine Grumbach and supported by ECT, is being carried out on the Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin site (77), where excavated earth will be used as the raw material for the work. Set in the axis of the runways at Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport, and with its gigantic dimensions – 2 eyes, 400 m long – the work will be visible to almost 70 million air travellers. It will be

Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin, January 16 – Bernard Chevassus-au-Louis, Chairman of the Humanité et Biodiversité association, and Laurent Mogno, Chairman of ECT, have officially signed a joint charter of commitment to biodiversity. This Charter is the result of a year’s work with a shared objective: to share the challenges of preserving life, to participate in the development of knowledge and to affirm through action positive commitments to biodiversity. For Humanité et Biodiversité, this co-written and co-signed charter represents an opportunity to take action to integrate biodiversity into operational projects. Through this signature, ECT is structuring its capacity and methods of intervention in favor