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Our business is closely involved in people lives.

We ensure residents receive essential services for their daily life.

At your side in your community

Managing your water services. Distributing energy. Selling electricity and gas. Recycling waste. Our one objective: to create value for the people and the community in which we operate.

Nowadays, innovation is at everyone's fingertips.

Acea sees innovation as the driving force to become more efficient, to raise the quality of life for our customers, to improve services for the residents and the community. Acea has used all this to create a new culture of innovation: an open culture, which everyone can share and take part in.

Our Group serves local communities and their citizens.

We are fully aware of our role of responsibility towards our stakeholders for our major economic, social and environmental impact. This is why our Sustainability Plan is part and parcel of our Business Plan.

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Our stories

Technology, sustainability, and talent development: we tell the story of Acea through our people, projects, and initiatives for the local communities.

The Arch of Constantine

Acea has delivered the new lighting system of the Arch of Constantine replacing the old lighting equipment with 30 next generation LED lights, thus minimizing the visual impact of the projectors, improving the color effect of the lights, and reducing energy consumption.

The project is the result of the collaboration with the City of Rome - Simu Department and the Archaeological Park of the Colosseum.

The Arch of Constantine

A triumphal arch dedicated by the Roman Senate to the emperor Constantine to commemorate his victory over Maxentius at the Battle of Milvian Bridge in AD 312.
It was inaugurated in AD 315, to mark the 10th anniversary of Constantine’s reign and is located on the route taken by victorious military leaders in triumphal processions.
It is one of Rome’s three triumphal arches: the others are the Arch of Titus and the Arch of Septimius Severus.

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