A.C.E Energies
Solar energy expertise, dispute assessments and photovoltaic training for professionals and system owners
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About A.C.E Energies
A.C.E Energies provides judicial and technical expertise for photovoltaic and solar thermal systems, including assessments related to breakdowns, damage and disputes. It also delivers photovoltaic training, including Quali'PV courses, for professionals and apprentices.
The company was founded in 2014 and is based in Deyme, France. Its founder previously operated a renewable-energy installation and maintenance business and was appointed a judicial expert in solar energy in 2013.
Product: Judicial and technical expertise for solar photovoltaic and thermal systems, plus photovoltaic training for professionals and apprentices.
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