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Electrical for Marine, Land & Land-based Farming

ACEL is an electric turn-key supplier with operations in the marine market World Wide. Important activities include electrical total deliveries to the shipyards in connection with ship building, service and retrofits world wide.?

ACEL has on it's reference list complete responsibility for the electriciation of more than 60 offshore vessels and more than 150 vessels of various types, many of which are among the most advanced vessels of its type ever built in the world.

ACEL has a vision to be an environmentally focused, cost efficient, reliable and global partner for the Customers in the Marine Electrical market with a mission to help the customers optimize their operations and reduce the risks in project execution.

Address:	Ystenesgata 32,
City:	Ålesund
State:	(NO-6007)
Telephone:	+47 70 11 17 00
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	post@acel.no

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CEO

Mr Anders Vedlog

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Shareholder/Associate at:

HPS - Haf Power Solutions AS

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