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ECT 2025 customer barometer

In December 2025, ECT conducted its annual survey among its clients in the construction and public works sector to assess their level of satisfaction with our offerings and services for

Landscape designer : when excavated earth becomes a land project

In May 2025, Louis Canesse joined the ECT landscaping team as a landscape designer. Today, he talks about the landscape designer’s role in the company’s non-built projects. FFrom project planning

By 2025, 800 children at ECT sites

In 2025, nearly 800 children visited ECT sites. We invite them to participate in educational and sports workshops. These initiatives enable younger generations to discover our ecological redevelopment projects for

ECT Hauts de France opens a new site in Harnes (62)

An accessible site for inert soil from the local construction industry Since December 8, the site in Harnes has been receiving inert soil from local construction sites. Located just 5

Green spaces supervisor: vegetation and biodiversity

For the past few weeks, Benjamin Chapeau has been a green works supervisor in ECT’s landscaping department. The key words in his job are vegetation, landscape, biodiversity, equipment and weather!

“Let’s plant for nature” at the future Chelles park (77)

At the end of November 2025, the “Let’s plant for the Nature” initiative brought together 40 children from recreation centers and 20 young elected representatives from the Children’s Municipal Council

Backfilling the Baillet quarry in France on video

  Discover ECT’s backfilling operations at the Baillet-en-France underground gypsum quarry (PLACO®) in this video produced by our partner Bergerat RENT France.. ECT’s teams rely on the latest generation of

First hydrogen truck for transporting excavated soil

At Solutrans, Hyliko, in partnership with ECT, is handing over to the Mauffrey group the keys to the first “worksite approach” hydrogen truck for low-carbon worksites, with a view to

October 2025, installation of fertile soil on the Vaux-le-Pénil site

These candid photos illustrate the steps involved in creating fertile soil at the Tertre des Roches site. This soil is made from silt sourced from construction sites, thereby avoiding the