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AKSA Würenlos AG

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AKSA Würenlos AG designs, supplies and installs emergency power systems, combined heat and power units and transport refrigeration units using its own specialist staff – providing reliable, turnkey and efficient solutions since 1905.

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We introduce ourselves:

AKSA Würenlos AG is a public limited company and is part of the CITTTIC Group since 2019. AKSA was founded as early as 1905.

AKSA plans, supplies and installs grid replacement systems, combined heat and power plants and transport refrigeration machines with its own specialized staff.

By using proven plant components, ensuring service and long-term supply of consumables and spare parts, a high availability is given. Thus, we secure your investment during the entire plant lifetime.


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Cummins Power Generation and AKSA Würenlos AG, a strong team with over 90 years of experience in the field of power generation. We offer turnkey solutions for power generation, UPS systems, switchgear, exhaust aftertreatment, sound insulation, control or remote maintenance.

With over 550 branches and 5000 sales points in over 190 countries, we support your Cummins products worldwide. Whether stationary, mobile or containerized, AKSA Würenlos AG and Cummins Power Generation offer turnkey solutions from 17 kVA to 3750 kVA power per genset. Regardless of whether diesel or natural gas. According to the motto "The Power of One - Everything from one source", all main components engine, generator, switchgear, UPS as well as the plant control technology are planned and built by AKSA.

https://www.aksa.ch/de/stromerzeugung

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Würenlos, Switzerland
AKSA Würenlos AG
Grosszelgstrasse 15
CH - 5436 Würenlos

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Benjamin Ambiel

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Enrico Caruso

Enrico Caruso

Project Manager & Sales Power Generation and Battery Storage