Building environment improvement and efficient energy use
Energy usage monitoring and prediction solution

With carbon dioxide generated during the building construction and operation phases accounting for approximately 40% of global carbon dioxide emissions, Schneider Electric proposes digital solutions for safe building operations.

Schneider Electric announced on the 3rd that it provides a building management system (BMS) that maximizes building energy efficiency and can respond immediately to unexpected power outages.

This system collects data based on digital connectivity and controls and predicts downtime to improve building energy efficiency.

Schneider Electric's digital technology platform, EcoStruxure, collects and analyzes data from supporting devices, including building sensors and controllers, to provide predictive data.

This improves the energy efficiency and performance of the building and enhances convenience for tenants and building operators.

In addition, this platform supports mobile environments, allowing users to remotely connect to the platform and make decisions by controlling the overall building system.

In particular, 'EcoStruxure Power Monitoring Expert (PME) &', an integrated power management solution capable of monitoring the energy status of buildingsIt collects data and can visualize the flow and status of energy in the form of a dashboard, making it useful for understanding energy efficiency within a building.

EcoStruxure™ Building Advisor, an application capable of condition-based maintenance and remote control, automatically provides condition-based maintenance across multiple sites, resolving 80% of building problems remotely, reducing maintenance costs by up to 29%, and decreasing energy costs by up to 30%.

In addition, Schneider Electric introduced the 'EcoXpert' program to foster technology-specialized SI (System Integrator) partners and distributors.

Through this, we help business growth, differentiated services, and revenue enhancement by forming networks with partners worldwide and providing training in specialized technical fields such as power monitoring, automation, and data connectivity.

In addition, it operates the 'Schneider Electric Exchange,' a knowledge information platform for EcoExpert partners, to support partners in finding and utilizing suitable technical solutions throughout the customer project lifecycle.

"For efficient energy management, it is necessary to introduce digital solutions in key facilities such as buildings and hospitals," said Kim Kyung-rok, CEO of Schneider Electric Korea. "We will continue our efforts to transform current buildings into future-oriented forms through our experts and solutions to provide more sustainable and highly efficient buildings to numerous members."