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[Revue presse] Le Moniteur – A fresh look at excavated soil management

Le Moniteur – March 2020 – Special Circular Economy Initiatives Terres excavées, a fresh look at waste, an article by Laurent Miguet. In Seine-et-Marne, the reuse of 13 million m3

Information on ECT- COVID-19 site closures

All ECT sites are closed as of the evening of March 18, 2020. In view of the extremely worrying health situation, ECT has taken the decision to totally suspend all

How does ECT build its facilities?

The land on our sites is used for concerted development projects, in strict compliance with administrative authorization. Take a closer look at the work being done to shape these new

“Green in the city: the new urban challenge

An Ifop study for ECT on city dwellers’ expectations in terms of “green in the city”. As the municipal elections approach, ECT, a developer of sustainable projects using soil from

A job, a story reception agent

Whatever their areas of expertise, their professions or the sites on which they work, ECT’s Operations Department employees contribute every day to “shaping the landscape”. Despite the rigours of the

3 questions to Jonathan Bryden, Director of the New Products Department

3 Questions to Jonathan Bryden He is director of the “New Products, New Services” department. He joined ECT in September 2019. As such, he is at the heart of the

Installation of the first panel of one of the largest photovoltaic power plants in the Paris region

The 1st panel of the solar power plant was officially installed on November 14. In the presence of the mayor of Annet-sur-Marne, Christian Marchandeau, the vice-president of the regional council,

An LPO / ECT partnership to help Athena’s owl

Respect for the environment and the preservation of biodiversity are at the heart of ECT’s values. That’s why we pay particular attention to the impact of our activity. Better still,

Circular Economy Act and excavated soil management

ECT analysis of recent legislative developments concerning excavated soil management In 2020, a number of legislative and regulatory changes will have an impact on the management and reuse of excavated