The Latest Breaking News from Schneider Electric

It’s time for UK and Irish industry to up the digitalisation game

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The Independent UK · May 17, 2023

Schneider keen on technology

Electrification, digitalisation and sustainability are driving both energy management business opportunities and the shift to a new energy landscape, according to energy management and automation technology firm Schneider Electric.

Bangkok Post · May 5, 2023

How Schneider Electric became corporate America’s go-to decarbonization partner

The French multinational best known for its electric switchboards, announced this week it was launching software to help Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises decarbonize.

Fortune · Apr 13, 2023

Schneider Electric breaks ground on ₹300 crore plant in Hyderabad

On completion in three phases with ₹900 crore investment, it will be largest, smartest factory of the firm: KTR

The Hindu · Sep 29, 2022

Schneider Electric considering bid for FTSE 100 firm Aveva

Schneider employs thousands across the UK

Birmingham Post · Aug 24, 2022

Rich haul for Telangana at Davos

Swiss firm to invest in ₹1,000-cr. rail coach factory and Ferring Pharma to set up second manufacturing unit in Hyderabad

The Hindu · May 25, 2022

IPL 2022: Pre-planned strategy to have a strong bowling side, says Rajasthan Royals chairman

MUMBAI: One of the key features about Rajasthan Royals’ superb show in IPL-2022 - they are currently third on the table with 14 points (seven wins, four losses) after 11 games - is that they have one of the best bowling attacks in the tournament.

The Times of India · May 9, 2022

US agencies: Industrial control system malware discovered

Multiple U.S. government agencies have issued a joint alert announcing the discovery of malicious cyber tools capable of gaining “full system access” to multiple industrial control systems

The Independent UK · Apr 13, 2022

U.S. says advanced hackers have shown ability to hijack critical infrastructure

Advanced hackers have shown they can take control of an array of devices that help run power stations and manufacturing plants, the U.S. government said in an alert on Wednesday, warning of the potential for cyber spies to harm critical infrastructure.

Reuters · Apr 13, 2022

Building for net zero

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The Independent UK · Apr 6, 2022