Mitsubishi Electric MX4Energy software
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Mitsubishi Electric Automation Systems product story
Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team
Sep 1, 2005
Mitsubishi Electric launching MX4Energy, a software control package that helps monitor and manage energy usage across complex industrial installation.
At ENERGY 2005 (7-8 SEPT National Motorcycle Museum) Mitsubishi Electric will be launching MX4Energy, a software control package that helps monitor and manage energy usage across complex industrial installation.
It will also announce a major new initiative with the Melsec Energy Centre, which is expanding its offering from consultancy to also include installation and management.
ENERGY 2005 is an annual show that focuses on energy procurement, management and efficiency.
It includes a conference and is supported by over 70 exhibiting companies.
Mitsubishi would be delighted if you were to visit their stand at the show to hear of their latest developments.
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