This year, APC celebrates 40 years since introducing its first milestone UPS in 1984.

Schneider Electric recently participated in Climate Week NYC 2024. Under this year’s theme, ‘It’s Time’, the company unveiled significant decarbonisation initiatives and shared insights on the urgent need for progress to meet the global goal of tripling renewable capacity and doubling energy efficiency, with a just transition in mind.

A recent report – ‘Remediation Potential of Mining, Agro-Industrial and Urban Wastes Against Acid Mine Drainage’ – highlights the impact of sulphide minerals, a geological byproduct of mining, on the environment. The mining sector inadvertently contributes to acid mine drainage.

The predictive maintenance marketplace is set to grow at a CAGR of 17% until 2028. Driving this growth are industries with heavy assets and high downtime costs, such as mining, minerals and metals.

In the early days of industrialisation, control systems were primarily mechanical, and relied on manual intervention and simple feedback loops to manage processes. Now, in the 21st century, industrial process automation systems are mind-blowingly intelligent, and provide almost unparalleled control and monitoring capabilities, making them integral to modern industrial systems.

SF₆ is a manmade gas widely used in the electricity industry for insulation and current breaking, and in medium- and high-voltage equipment. Unfortunately it is also the world’s most potent greenhouse gas. One important step is implementing SF₆-free equipment in today’s modernised grid infrastructure.

Schneider Electric has announced a ‘re-boost’ of its Alliance Programme, which is branded ‘Alliance Partner Programme – SI Energise’ for 2024 and comes with numerous and compelling additional benefits for participating partners.

Schneider Electric has introduced new model-based, automated sustainability reporting features within its award-winning EcoStruxure IT data centre infrastructure management (DCIM) software.

High-performance computing can perform quadrillions of calculations per second. But it needs a data centre to function optimally. And building these data centres comes at quite a cost; this requires careful operational, financial, and technical consideration.