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Schneider Electric (SBGSY) reports developments in energy management, automation, electrification and digital industrial technology. Company news commonly covers AI-enabled industrial operations, IT/OT integration, software-defined automation, electrical distribution support services, and lifecycle solutions built around connected products, automation, software and services.
Recurring updates also include partnerships for digital transformation and resilient infrastructure, data center power and cooling systems, prefabricated modular solutions such as the EcoStruxure Pod, EcoCare service offerings, robotics and motion technology, and manufacturing capacity expansions tied to circuit breakers and other electrical infrastructure products.
Schneider Electric has been ranked #1 in its peer group and 7th globally in the 2023 Global 100 list of Most Sustainable Corporations by Corporate Knights. This marks the 12th consecutive year Schneider has been recognized, earning high scores for climate and social commitments, including sustainable revenues and gender diversity. It remains the only company in its category on the Global 100 since 2012. Additionally, Schneider received top ESG ratings from S&P, CDP, and Moody's, highlighting its commitment to sustainability. The company was also awarded the Terra Carta Seal, recognizing its role in driving innovation for sustainable markets.
Schneider Electric participated in the White House Electrification Summit, emphasizing the role of electrification in achieving U.S. climate and equity goals. CTO Scott Harden highlighted investments from the Inflation Reduction Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law as crucial for this transition. The company, headquartered in Boston, operates across 48 states and announced a $100 million investment for a new plant in El Paso, TX. Schneider also leads in microgrid development and has significant partnerships with the U.S. Navy and Veterans Affairs to enhance energy efficiency and modernization.
Schneider Electric has launched its Wholesale Building Management Distributor Program, aimed at enhancing support for distributors. This initiative underscores Schneider's commitment to providing resources and incentives to boost sales and revenue for partners. Distributors selling core building components will be automatically enrolled, gaining access to unique benefits such as a vendor-neutral training program, pricing discounts, free shipping, and inventory re-balance assurance. This program responds to the growing demand for energy-efficient solutions as buildings reopen, emphasizing the importance of reliable HVAC and building management systems.