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Landscape redevelopment in Bruay-la-Buissière (62)

In Bruay-la-Buissière, the deconstructed plots of land of the Cité des Musiciens are the subject of a landscape requalification project. Spearheaded by Maisons & Cités, in partnership with the towns

Management of excavated soil for an urban project in Blanc-Mesnil (93)

An urban renewal project ECT supports the transformation of a former industrial site in Blanc-Mesnil (93). As part of an urban requalification project, the site will become a new mixed-use

At the Salon des Racines et des Hommes in Harnes (62), ECT Hauts-de-France presents its project

May 17 and 18, 2025 – ECT Hauts-de-France took part in the 10th edition of the Salon des Racines et des Hommes, organized by the town of Harnes (62). An

Development of the Chaussée Brunehaut park

Take a look at the Chaussée Brunehaut park in Houdain. This project, carried out in partnership with the town, transforms a former landfill site into a genuine nature area open

Buchelay park inauguration: highlights

On May 24, 2025, at the end of the Course de l’Espoir organized as part of the “La Main au Chapeau” festival, Buchelay residents were invited by Mayor Stéphane Tremblay

Inauguration of the park built and financed by ECT in Buchelay (78)

On May 24, 2025, at the end of the Course de l’Espoir (Race of Hope) of the “La Main au Chapeau” festival, Stéphane Tremblay, Mayor of Buchelay, inaugurated the new

Receiving agent, a checkpoint for traceability and safety

As the first point of contact on ECT sites, the receiving agent plays a key role in controlling the traceability of inert soils and onsite safety requirements. Since 2016, Cynthia

Land traceability, RNDTS joins Trackdéchets

For ECT, soil traceability is a priority. We support construction industry stakeholders – earthworkers, hauliers and producers of excavated soil – by clearly explaining regulatory changes to them. Here are

Landify US opens 4 sites in California

Landify US, ECT’s American subsidiary, continues to expand. Four new sites are now open to recycle excavated soil from Californian construction sites, as part of a circular economy approach serving