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L’Œil du Ciel, a work of art created by the circular economy of excavated soil

Produced by Les Films d’Ici, this 15-minute video presents the conception and realization of L’Œil du Ciel. On the ECT site in Villeneuve sous-Dammartin, Antoine Grumbach designed a work of

ECT Hauts-de-France opens a new site in Loison-sous-Lens (62)

ECT uses soil from construction sites to create a space for relaxation and recreation September 2023 | ECT Hauts-de-France opens a new site in Loison-sous-Lens. On the site, the reuse

Bats, a threatened mammal of our fauna

On the occasion of the 27th International Bat Night, Guillaume Lemoine, ECT’s Biodiversity Officer, reminds us of the fragility of this group of  mammals.  Species close to us Bats are anthropophilous

ECT au féminin, a dive into the world of ECT professions

Every week throughout the summer, our ECT employees take the floor. A great way to discover the company and its various areas of expertise through the eyes of women. Professional,

Summer calendar: ECT informs you of summer closures 2023

We would like to inform you that during this summer period, all our sites currently in operation will remain open, except for : Baillet-en-France site (95) Monday August 7 to

Antoine Grumbach’s land art project L’Œil du Ciel nears completion in Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin

A monumental 400-metre-long work of art under the runways at Roissy Charles de Gaulle. Begun in May 2022, earthworks and planting were completed in March 2023. All you need to

5 questions to Tom Tirlemont, project manager at SAFER Ile-de-France on the Grisy-Suisnes project

The Grisy-Suisnes project comes to an end after 4 years of soil input. On this occasion, our partner SAFER IDF is highlighting this ecological restoration and agricultural renewal project.  Can

ECT opens a new site in Plaisir, Yvelines -78

A new site for recycling soil from construction sites in western Paris From July 3, ECT’s Plaisir site in the Yvelines region will be open to inert soil deposits. Soil

Terres d’origine contrôlée: where does the excavated soil come from?

Every year in the Paris region, some 20 to 25 million tonnes of soil are excavated from construction sites. Inert excavated soil is a noble, surplus material, reused by ECT