The regional press is keeping a close eye on ECT Hauts-de-France’s projects. Local media hail concrete achievements: p arcs, urban forests, brownfield redevelopment. They highlight the environmental and social impact of our circular economy model for excavated earth from the construction industry. And they agree on the meaning and usefulness of these projects territories.
In La Voix du Nord, journalist Youenn Martin publishes a lengthy interview with the Director of the Hauts-de-France branch, Julien Golaszewski. Entitled “Cow does ECT manage to offer parks and landscaping to the towns of the Bassin minier? “He welcomes partnerships with local authorities to transform wastelands and derelict land into nature and leisure areas open to all. At no cost to the community
Chaussée Brunehaut Park, Houdain (62)
La Voix du Nord, L’Abeille de la Ternoise and L’Avenir de l’Artois report on the planting of 1,600 trees with the active participation of the town’s schoolchildren, in partnership with the Association Noeux Environnement. These articles highlight the transformation of the former landfill site into a park open to the public.
The magazine Maires de France also devotes an article to this project: “ One mayor, one project – She transforms a landfill into an urban park “. On this occasion, journalist François Lecoq interviewed Isabelle Ruckebusch, Mayor of Houdain, and Laurent Mogno, Chairman of ECT.
Parc de la Marlière, Courcelles-lès-Lens (62)
La Voix du Nord announces the future La Marlière park as astructuring project to ” build the city of tomorrow ” .
Urban forest and seed orchard in Mazingarbe (62).
The redevelopment of the badly damaged site at the foot of slag heap 49 is highlighted by L’Avenir de l’Artois and La Voix du Nord
Development of Fosse 8 at Évin-Malmaison (62)
Journalist Pierre-Louis Curabet Pawlak, fromLa Voix du Nord , takes a closer look at this development project for the former industrial site.
Transitional development to serve local communities
In La Voix du Nord, we zoom in on the future “free garden” that will be set up on part of the Cité 13 site in Sallaumines. Pending the construction of housing by Maisons & Cités, this transitional development project will provide a new ephemeral green space for residents.
These articles testify to the recognition given to ECT’s expertise. Our projects play a vital role in revitalizing our regions. This visibility is a source of pride for all the teams involved on a daily basis.
