Heritage

Eiffage Énergie becomes Eiffage Énergie Systèmes, integrating the full range of Eiffage's electrical engineering, industrial engineering and HVAC expertise.

Clemessy Services joins Eiffage Énergie, bringing specialist expertise in shutdown works at petrochemicals facilities.

Eiffage Énergie installs the electrical systems at the Pierre Mauroy stadium in Lille.

Forclum becomes Eiffage Énergie, the third-largest player in the French market.

Etablissements Clemessy joins the Eiffage group's Energy division.

During the 2000's, Forclum grows through acquisitions and accelerates its devlopment in Europe. The group posts sales of €2billion and has a workforce of 17,300. 

Norelec merges with Forclum to form a group with more than 10,000 employees. 

Fougerolle and SAE (of which Norelec is the Electricity division) merge, giving birth to Eiffage.

One of the largest-ever emplyee buyouts is launched.

Forclum joins the Fougerolle group, specialising in construction, public works and road construction.

 Clemessy equips the main control room at the Fessenheim nuclear power plant.

 Norelec carries out its first railway signalling project.

After initially focusing on industrial and commercial markets, Forclum expads its activities to include electric heating, HVAC, fire detection, safety and industrial automation.

Clemessy deploys teams to French Guiana, helping to build facilities at the Kourou space launch area.

Norelec installs the first large 90 kV transformer station.