Az Energy
Wholesale batteries, cells, accumulators and lighting products for retailers and businesses
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Az Energy
AZ Energy supplies conventional and specialist cells, starter batteries, accumulators, lighting products and lubricants. Its range includes automotive, DIY and home equipment, convenience retail, and healthcare categories.
The company supports customers with ordering, product merchandising in stores, and technical and commercial advice. It is based in Verfeil, France, and has operated as a battery specialist since 2003.
Product: A range of batteries, cells, accumulators, lighting products and lubricants, with commercial and merchandising support.
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