The Parker & Baker development in Chessy, near Paris, is the first major residential project anywhere in the world to use concrete made with ACT across every concrete element of the development.
ACT is Ecocem’s new low-carbon cement technology that cuts CO₂ by up to 70%. This is its first major demonstrator project, delivered on a real construction site at Wembley Park in London and led by Sisk, one of the world’s biggest construction companies.
Ecocem ACT proven in industrial-scale precast production with concrete specialist C-concrete
Ecocem GB worked in conjunction with Macrete to manufacture over 9,000 individual pieces of precast concrete delivered on 1600 road deliveries over 18 months to the stadium.
Ecocem’s technologies are being used on a pilot site of the Grand Paris Express – the largest transport project in Europe.
Ecocem’s ultra-low carbon technology was used in the construction of the Athletes’ Village for Summer 2024. Located some 7km north of the centre of Paris, overlapping the communes of Saint-Denis, Ile Saint-Denis and Saint-Ouen and less than 5 minutes away from the Stade de France, the village, comprised within a radius of 500m, will be the epicentre of the Paris 2024 design.
Ireland’s national rugby and football stadium was built using Ecocem cement not only for its carbon advantages but for its technical superiority and aesthetic qualities.
