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Liste Des Sociétés Eligibles À La Date Du 15/12/2009 Ministère de l’Industrie Agence Nationale pour la Maîtrise de l’Energie Projet Prosol Elec Liste des Sociétés Installatrices Eligibles (29/10/2013) N° Société Adresse N° Tél / Fax SINES T : 71 340 944 01 Société Internationales de l’Energie et des 5, Rue Ibn Rachik Appart N° 8 1001 Tunis Sciences F : 71 333 660 T : 71 903 434 SES 29, Rue de Niger 02 T : 71 908 405 Solar Energy Systems 1002 Tunis - Belvédère F : 71 908 143 T.E.R. Rue la perle du Sahel Khezama Ouest T : 73 243 651 03 Tunisienne des Energies Renouvelables 4051 Sousse F: 73 243 654 Immeuble Sâadi tour AB Bureau N° 7 SOGES ème T : 71 233 128 04 2 étage El Menzah IV Société Générale d’Electricité et de Sécurité F : 71 235 863 1004 Tunis SATER 39, rue Taieb Mhiri T : 74 416 102 05 Société Allemande des Technologies d’Energie Renouvelables 3000 Sfax F : 74 416 104 Société A.M.IN.E 23, Rue d’Italie T : 71 341 502 06 Atelier de Maintenance Industrielle et d’Electricité Tunis F : 71 349 910 AES T : 73 212 908 07 Rue Taher Sfar 4000 Sousse Alternative Energy Systems F : 73 212 909 Av du Japon, Tour Narcisse 3è étage Appt N°6 T : 71 446 968 08 RIET Energy Costruzioni 1073 Montplaisir - Tunis F : 71 446 768 70, Rue 18 janvier 1952 T : 71 256 132 09 SKYENERGY Bureau 18 – 1001 Tunis F : 71 256 163 SPECTRA Route de Gabès Km 1.5 T : 74 450 515 10 3003 Sfax F : 74 468 920 11, Rue Kamel Ataturk T : 71 332 444 11 BSB 1001 Tunis F : 71 347 762 Rue Djebel Bargou, Cité Ennadhour T : 72 261 827 12 SOLARTECH 8050 Hammamet F: 72 261 828 23, Rue Lac Victorie Immeuble Essafa T : 71 962 052 13 VOLTA PV 1053 Les berges du Lac F : 71 962 093 Rue des Entrepreneurs T : 71 941 883 14 ENTRELEC Charguia II – 2035 Ariana F : 71 941 325 Rue des usines, Z. I. Sidi Rézig T : 71 433 299 15 TECH-SOL 2033 Mégrine F : 71 425 988 53, Rue Ec-chem Bureau n°8 T : 71 831 941 16 SOLAR TECHNOLOGY 1002 Tunis Belvedère F : 71 832 919 STEN T : 75 692 165 17 BP 411 – 4170 Zarzis Société Tunisienne des Energies Nouvelles F: 75 692 165 SO.S.ELEC 19, Rue de Chine T : 72 300 050 18 Ste de Services Electriques 8080 Menzel Temime F: 72 349 840 Avenue Hédi Nouira, Résidence Norhène T : 70 823 992 19 GESTE Apt 31 Bloc A, Ennasr II – 2080 Ariana F : 70 823 993 BP 23 Ghazala T : 72 487 073 20 R2I COMPANY 7040 Bizerte F : 72 487 137 BP 18 Ghazala T : 72 487 372 21 AMD SERVICES 7040 Bizerte F : 72 487 373 58, Rue Ech-Cham T : 71 893 963 22 SUN SOL ENERGIE 1002 Tunis F : 71 893 966 189, avenue Habib Bourguiba T : 72 285 999 23 GAMCO 8000 Nabeul F : 72 285 996 86, avenue Habib Bourguiba, 4èmr étage Bis T : 71 712 175 24 ENERGY SERVICE COMPANY 16 F : 71 702 521 2080 Ariana 10, rue Moktar Ataya, Cité El Fateh T : 79 321 292 25 TEN Fouchana - 2082 Ben Arous F : 79 321 292 T : 71 955 071 12, rue 8608 Charguia 1, Imm la Rose 26 EPS T : 71 955 057 1er étage F : 71 955 563 T : 76 632 658 27 COALA Z .I Sidi Bouzid 9100 – BP 143 F : 76 632 169 40, avenue 7 novembre T : 71 454 310 28 KHADAMET 2034 Ezzahra F : 71 451 416 Rte de Gremda km1 – Immeuble Daoud T : 74 247 856 29 SDR 3100 Sfax F : 74 247 934 Rte de Mateur km 3,5 – BP 88-89 T : 72 510 350 30 SIEM Inter 7061 Bizerte (Bab Mateur) F : 72 510 044 17, rue des Aghlabites (Bd 7novembre) T : 71 238 700 31 DOMOTECH 1004 El Menzah 5 F : 71 238 223 Rue des Sciences 8030 T : 72 210 600 32 SOFTEN Zone Industrielle Grombalia F : 72 256 183 T : 71 955 209 33 SHAMSY Siège sociale Arem Groupe - Charguia F : 71 806 125 T : 73 372 170 T : 73 364 131 59, Av. Jemal Abdennacer 34 Photovoltaik Technik Tunisie T : 98 420 686 4011 Hammam-Sousse F : 73 372 170 F : 73 364 130 7 Bis Rue Ghandi T : 71 253 376 35 EPME Tunisie 1001 Tunis F : 71 253 376 Rue du Lac d’Annecy, Les Berges du Lac T : 71 965 302 36 I.T.S.COM 1053, Immb Cristal Palace - Bloc B Bureau F : 71 965 287 3B2 &3B3 T : 72 205 510 37 Italie SOLAIRE DISTRIBUTION GP1 Km 28 Fondouk Djedid 8012 - Grombalia F : 72 205 567 Route de Gremda Km3 Ceinture Bourguiba T : 74 610 000 38 FOCUS ENERGIE vers Rte Lafrane F : 74 618 000 T : 71 901 854 93 POWER SUNENERNGY 9, Rue Med Ali Annabi – 1002 – Montplaisir T : 71 901 702 F : 71 902 627 Rocade km4 Téniouir et Kaied Med T : 74 660 360 40 SOTECA Sfax 3041 F : 74 660 374 Imm Boussetta Farhat Hached – Bab Bhar T : 22 229 6 77 41 ALPHA SECURITE 4000 Sousse F : 73 304 779 Rue Taha Houssine BP : 259 T : 75 653 002 42 ABICHOU 4180 Houmt Souk Djerba F : 75 621 587 Centre Pacha Bloc C T : 71 953 833 39 ECONERGY 75 Avenue Kheireddine Pacha F : 71 902 826 Montplaisir 1073 - Tunis 2, Rue Ali Belhaouane T : 72 292 100 44 TUNISIE WATTS 8010 Menzel Bouzelfa F : 72 292 111 Immeuble Horizon - 10, Rue du Lac Hurron T : 71 963 858 45 Diffuselec Méditérranée 1053 Berge du Lac F : 71 484 633 16 Avenue de la République (GP1) T : 71 293 804 46 EPC Int. 2050 Hammam Lif F : 71 293 745 T : 73 278 931 Rue Hédi Msabi- Immeuble Nacer 47 WS Energy P : 98 535 483 Appartement N° 1 - Sousse 4000 F : 73 246 403 Rue Lac Léman, Immeuble MAK CROWN, T : 71 961 445 48 Green Technologies Appartement B2, 1053 Les Berges du Lac de F : 71 961 301 Tunis T : 71 940 200 Global Produits Energétiques 26 Avenue de l’UMA T : 71 940 255 49 - GPE - 2035 Tunis Carthage - Ariana -Tunis F : 71 940 964 F : 71 941 224 3 Bis, Rue du Congo, Sidi Fathallah T : 71 493 223 05 TUNISIE ENERGIE 1009 Tunis F : 71 493 225 Rue 8612 – impasse n°5 T : 71 112 300 51 MIME 2035 Charguia I - Tunis F : 71 112 301 Entreprise Brahem d’Electricité 30, Avenue Habib bourguiba T : 70 615 864 52 - EBE - 2010 Manouba F : 70 615 873 59, Taïb M’hiri T : 98 601 383 53 TIBA SOLAR 1002 Belvédère - Tunis F : 71 281 648 67, Alain Savary – Appt B3 4ème étage- Cité T : 71 285 060 54 TUNISOLAR Jardin II F : 71 281 864 1082 Mahrajne – Tunis 13, Rue Ibn Khaldoun T : 73 298 809 55 New Energy 4021 Klaâ El Sghira - Sousse T : 24 269 365 F : 73 298 809 T : 73 821 311 Rue habib Chatti - Sahloul 2 05 Sun Watt Technologie F : 73 369 780 4054 Sousse P : 96 257 660 T : 71 367 317 Résidence el Yassmine Bloc A – Appt A3 57 Performance Engineering F : 71 367 317 El Mourouj 2074 – Ben Arous P : 25 390 517 Z.I. Saint Gobain T : 71 426 817 58 BBen N-Trade 2033 Megrine Riadh F : 71 427 922 T : 71 831 145 59 Entreprise BH 3, Rue Abou doulama 1002 Tunis F : 71 833 180 T : 71 282 555 31, Bis Rue, Asdrubal, 4ème étage B.P 12 60 RAY SOLAR T : 71 288 344 Lafayette 1002 Tunis F : 71 288 455 P : 93 795 939 Société NJEH d’Electricité et Energie Feidh à côté Conseil Village 61 P : 26 609 198 (SNEE) 9112 Sidi Bouzid F : 74 442 020 T : 72 276 025 BP 132 - Km 2 Route de Tunis 62 United Green Works T : 72 208 408 8090 Kélibia F : 72 276 024 T : 71 286 275 63 Solar Environnement Tunisie 7, Rue Ibn Al Jazzar - 1002 Tunis F : 71 286 272 Av. 18 janvier, rue Mestiri T : 73 211 215 64 SUNNY LIGHT 4000 Sousse F : 73 211 216 2, Rue Mehria El Aghlabia T : 71 750 990 65 SOLARIA 2091 El Menzeh 6 - Ariana F : 71 750 991 32, Rue Bejia Av Algerie T : 74 227 136 66 SOLAR FM 3000 Sfax F : 74 227 136 E02 Résidence VENUS T : 71 947 462 67 PERA SOLAR 1080 Centre Urbain Nord, Tunis F : 71 947 460 Rdc Immeuble Myriam, Rue Lac Biwa T : 71 965 905 68 Eternal Solar Systems Les berges du Lac F : 71 965 905 1053 Tunis Cité El Hana N° 400 T : 72 530 477 69 GEM 7000 Bizerte F : 72 535 097 Avenue Bait El Hekma T : 77 231 251 70 TECNO ENERGIE Kairouan 3131 F : 77 280 055 BP 40 Ouled Rmal T : 26 500 700 71 ENERGY PRO 2023 Sfax F : 74 227 048 T : 73 280 150 Energie Del Sole Z. Industrielle Sidi El Hani 72 F : 73 280 160 - EDS - 4025 Sousse F : 73 280 226 Rue des Lacs de Mazzurie T : 71 960 268 73 HELIOS STRATEGIA TUNISIA Imm Salakta, les berges du lac, F : 71 960 316 1053 Tunis Immeuble Ben Hassine, 1° étage T : 73 280 082 74 ENER Sidi El Hani 4025 F : 73 280 082 24 , Rue Daghbagi, Imm. Chamam 3éme étage - T : 71 334 455 75 ACEG Tunis F : 71 334 420 Tunisie Technologie Energies Siege social : Centre Misk : Bloc 5, bureau 15 76 - Renouvelables Montplaisir - 1073 Tunis Rue Sasi Bougalout - Imm.
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