ECT’s site at “Les Carreaux” (commonly referred to by our customers as “Claye-Souilly”) is one of the largest sites in the Paris region for the reception and reuse of excavated soil. Discover, filmed from the air, the riverbanks where inert soil is unloaded from construction sites all over the Ile-de-France region. You can also discover what has become of the land already filled in on this site: cultivated fields and reforested hillsides. It was on this same site, last June, that an “Earthworks” workshop was held under the direction of Simon Boudvin with students from the Ecole de Paysage de

ECT loves rugby and actively supports Rugby Club Massy Essonne. ECT Development Director Benjamin Tilliet kicks off the 11th day of Pro D2 action against @OYONNAX RUGBY.

Less fuel used for a smaller carbon footprint. ECT equips itself with hybrid technology earthmovers. This is particularly true of Komatsu’s HB365 excavator. Komatsu decided to interview an ECT employee as part of its promotional film.

How is ECT helping to preserve biodiversity? On our development sites, our objectives of sustainable development and safeguarding biodiversity are expressed through the preservation of plant and animal species, the planting of local species and the optimized and concerted management of rainwater. ECT relies on an ecosystem of design offices and ecologists to structure the implementation of avoidance, reduction and compensation strategies, after analyzing the impact on biodiversity. These strategies lead to the creation of ecological corridors, sanctuaries on our sites and the movement of species to these protected areas.