|
1966 :
|
 Company "INOR" (household waste incineration plant construction) formed in France,
with a view to exploit Von Roll patents.
Von Roll is a Swiss constructor of household waste heat recovery plants since
1937 and developed its combustion grate in 1954. The Von Roll Inova grate has
gradually become the number-one reference on the market, with 750 incineration
lines worldwide in 2011.
|
|
1971 :
|
INOR constructed and commissioned its first two household waste-to-energy plants
in Dieppe and Blois. At the time, INOR was satisfying the demand of certain
local authorities and developing its expertise as an operator of household waste
heat recovery plants.
|
|
1989 :
|
 Von
Roll acquired a 99.9% interest in INOR
|
|
1999 :
|
 In
order to rationalise the company names of the Von Roll group subsidiaries, INOR
was renamed Inova France S.A.
Inova France acquired SOCRIT, a maintenance firm specializing in pressurized
parts based at Étoile-sur-Rhône, and developed a maintenance business for
combustion grates.
|
|
2003 :
|
 The
Von Roll group parted with its environment division Von
Roll Inova, which was taken over by Austrian group Austrian Energy &
Environment.
|
|
2008 :
|
SOCRIT became AE&E Maintenance France, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Inova
France, bringing together all the company's maintenance activities.
|
|
2009 :
|
Acquisition of OTIM, specialists in routine maintenance, based at Grand-Quevilly
near Rouen. OTIM merged with AE&E Maintenance France and became its site in
Normandy.
|
|
2010 :
|
Austrian Energy & Environment became AE&E and harmonized the name of all its
subsidiaries: Inova France became AE&E Inova France, with two subsidiaries: AE&E
Maintenance France and AE&E Operations France, respectively dedicated to the
maintenance and operation of Inova units.
|
|
2011 :
|
AE&E Inova France joined the Altawest group and became Inova. 
|