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Summer calendar: ECT informs you of summer closures

We would like to inform you that during this summer period, all our sites currently in operation will remain open, except for a few days for the Cormeilles-en-Parisis and Vaujours

Lens – Creating an urban forest

On the former Van Pelt industrial site in Lens (62), inert soil is being used to shape the future urban forest. A partnership between EPF Haut-de-France and ECT. Watch a

Renaturation of the former illegal landfill site at Boissy-L’Aillerie / Puiseux-Pontoise (95)

ECT is rehabilitating one of the largest illegal landfill sites in the Ile-de-France region, in the Val-d’Oise (95). Future inflows of excavated inert soil from local construction sites have financed

Recycling and reuse at the Van Pelt site in Lens

A project in partnership with the EPF Hauts-de-France, which supports a wide range of recycling and reuse initiatives. Creating an urban forest from excavated construction soil The renaturation of the

ECT signs a sponsorship agreement with MNHN

ECT enters into a sponsorship agreement with the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle. The aim of this sponsorship is to create a systematic map of “the biodiversity of reworked soils”. A

ECT partners with BAP! 2022 “lands and cities

ECT’s “Land and Cities” theme The Biennale d’Architecture et de Paysage launched its first edition in 2019, entitled “Man, Nature and the City”, which attracted 200,000 visitors. Still organized by

ECT DECIPHERS REGULATORY CHANGES IN THE TRACEABILITY OF EXCAVATED SOIL

ECT puts its expertise to work for its construction customers As a major player in the recovery of excavated soil from the construction industry, ECT offers to support its customers

Val d’Oise: one of the largest illegal landfill sites in the Paris region is rehabilitated by ECT.

This renaturation project is self-financed through the reuse of inert soil from local building sites.Waste removal operations are underway to enable agricultural, environmental and landscape rehabilitation of the site through