IES Synergy integrated over 600 aircraft into its pilotage cockpit.
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Depuis le début de l’année, plus de 600 bornes ont progressivement été intégrées au cockpit de pilotage d’IES Synergy. Ce dispositif s’appuie sur nos outils de supervisi…
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IES Synergy
French designer-manufacturer of high-power KEYWATT® charging stations for all types of electric vehicles
- Industry
- Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
- Location
- Saint Aunès, FR
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About IES Synergy
IES Synergy is a major international player in the design and manufacturing of charging solutions for all type of electric vehicles or cars, concretely contributing to the decarbonization of mobility. We supply the charging stations of the future, but also mobile and on-board chargers based on our unique technology, patented worldwide. Our mission is to provide and deliver electric vehicles charging solutions that are easy, inexpensive to own and operate, while also designed to adapt to external developments. We believe in a strong CSR focus as our mission is to accelerate decarbonation and energy transition for a more durable and united society. We develop environmentally responsible solutions, with a strong action plan and a work and partnership ethics to support an environmentally friendly ecosystem
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