Energy Tools and ACE (Association of Electric Consumers) formalize a strategic alliance to enhance energy consulting and accelerate the digitalization of the sector.

Based in Madrid and with more than 30 years of experience, ACE collaborates with large companies such as Condis, Consum and H&M, consolidating itself as a reference in energy consulting.

For its part, Energy Tools, with more than 15 years of experience in energy management, sustainability and digital solutions, is an energy consultancy recognized for the development of our own technological platform, EBO – Energy Business One®, a reference software in integral energy management.

According to Energy Tools, the alliance between both companies consolidates the leading consulting in energy management in Spain, a team of more than 50 specialized professionals, the management of more than 25,000 CUPS and a volume of energy managed more than 15 TWh.

“This union allows us to offer large consumers more precise and efficient solutions in an increasingly complex energy environment”, said Jordi Rabat, CEO of Energy Tools in a statement on the company’s social networks. In it, Francisco Espinosa, ACE manager has defined “the incorporation of technology and sustainability” as a “qualitative leap” for the respective consulting model.

Strategic collaboration to strengthen the sector and advance in digitalization

In this context, ACE brings its experience and recognition in energy advice, combining with the expertise of Energy Tools in management and sustainability. One of the key puns of the union is EBO, a technology that transforms energy management, and therefore allows for comprehensive, centralized and intelligent management of energy supplies.

The union between Energy Tools and ACE represents a step forward towards an energy consulting model based on technology, efficiency and sustainability.

From now on, Energy Tools and ACE will work together to continue accompanying industrial and multipoint companies in improving efficiency, reducing costs and advancing towards more responsible and sustainable energy models.