Schneider Electric help create climate for change

Schneider Electric will host a two-day conference consisting of 10 free seminars entitled 'A Climate for Change' at London's Savoy Place.

Helping create a climate for change.

With an array of major new building projects taking place in the UK's capital in 2012, Schneider Electric will host a two-day conference consisting of 10 free seminars at London's Savoy Place - the home of the Institution of Engineering Technology (IET) - in June 2006.

The event will explore how secure power, energy efficiency and improved power quality can be achieved in the future built environment.

The seminars entitled 'A Climate for Change' will be useful for a wide range of building professionals, including end occupiers, mechanical and electrical consultants, contractors, property developers, quantity surveyors, architects, facilities managers and building services engineers.

Over the course of the two days, attendees can take part in 5 seminar sessions each day, in which a mixture of theoretical and practical learning will allow them to engage, interact and share ideas on four key themes: asset efficiency optimisation, energy efficiency, critical power and connectivity.

Over the next six years, the face of London is set to change dramatically, particularly in the eastern side of the city.

It is vital that new buildings incorporate the latest technology to cope with more rigorous energy efficiency and power quality demands in the future.

Schneider Electric is at the forefront of this technology and intends to share its know how with attendees at the seminar.

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