Schneider Electric is set to put the spotlight on energy-efficient and sustainable technologies at GITEX Global 2022 which is being held from October 10th – 14th in Dubai, to help businesses across the region enjoy more energy savings, increase operational efficiency, and lower their carbon footprint.

Over the five-day tech conference, a host of Schneider Electric industry and tech experts will be available to guide customers and visitors on tailored-made and sustainable solutions to create a strong foundation for Datacenters, Buildings and Industries of the Future.

During the show, Schneider Electric will officially launch its new line of Smart Ultra Li-Ion UPS, along with a special product showcase of its EcoStruxure Micro Data Center, designed to optimize energy consumption for businesses.

Ahmed Khashan, President for Gulf Countries at Schneider Electric commented, “We are incredibly excited to be back at GITEX Global for the third year in row with our partners AVEVA, Stratus and Secure Tech. Moreover, our Schneider Electric team is eager to meet customers and visitors to share what cutting-edge and innovative technologies we have to pave the way for real and meaningful digital transformation across the region.”

Natalya Makarochkina, Senior Vice President for Secure Power International, who will also be present at the show, explains why Schneider Electric’s presence at GITEX is so important. “Digital transformation and energy efficiency are the pathways that will take the industry to a sustainable future and GITEX gives us the unique platform to share our solutions with the industry players looking to make a real difference. This year, Schneider Electric will showcase EcoStruxure, our open architecture platform, taking innovation, digitalization and operational efficiency to the next level. “

On Day 1 of the show, Makarochkina will be taking part in an exclusive panel discussion entitled, ‘MEA Data Centre Boom: How can you prepare for sustainable operations?’ at the GITEX Mainstage from 1:40pm - 2:00pm, along with other industry players. The panel discussion with be moderated by top BBC journalist, Suzanne Kianpou.