ECT site in La Courneuve : fertile substrate production platform with Faiseurs de Terres

Substrat fertile - La Courneuve

ECT’s site in La Courneuve, Seine-Saint-Denis, recently obtained authorization to produce fertile substrate, an important step in our commitment to the circular economy.

Logo Faiseur de terres

This project will be developed in partnership with Faiseurs de Terres, a collaboration that marks a new step forward in our approach to recycling inert soil from construction sites and supporting urban greening.

Fertile substrate, a mixture of inert soil and green waste compost, represents a 100% recycled alternative to imported topsoil, helping to preserve natural resources. This process is fully in line with our strategy of reusing materials and reducing environmental impact, by giving a second life to soil from construction sites.

This project is a concrete example of the application of the circular economy, which transforms man-made materials into sustainable resources for landscaping and greening urban spaces.

We are making the circular economy a tangible reality, with innovative projects that play an active part in preserving our environment.

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