Dialogue
Imerys has been working on Beauvoir’s quarry since 2005 in collaboration with the territory and intends to continue to nurture this relationship within the EMILI project. Imerys will maintain an open dialogue with all relevant stakeholders, in line with the good practices defined by IRMA, the international standard for responsible mining.
Dialogue meetings
Regular dialogue meetings will be held to inform local communities and to take into account their comments regarding the progress of the project and the various impact assessments.
Please feel free to write to us if you would like to be kept informed of the first meetings to be held.
Projects with the community
Imerys intends to contribute to the life of the Echassières region and will engage in community projects.
If you are a representative of a local association, do not hesitate to let us know of your interest.
Complaint procedure
You can report any event through our alert and complaint system on the dedicated Imerys web platform or by phone to: 0 800 99 00 75.
Lastest news
On Thursday, June 1, 18 schoolchildren between 8 and 10 years old were invited to take a unique field trip: a two-hour educational tour of the Beauvoir site.
Why and how is water used to mine lithium? Can it be recycled? How does the EMILI project intend to address the different challenges tied to water supply and consumption? Fabrice Frébourg, environmental project manager at Imerys, explains.
A thorough analysis of subsoils in the Bosse massif began in fall 2022 as part of the EMILI project, with the aim of understanding the site’s hydrogeological characteristics and avoiding an impact on the environment and local communities.