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Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, is deepening its collaboration with the World Economic Forum as part of a growing coalition of manufacturers, consultants, and technology partners working to accelerate industrial digital transformation worldwide. Together, they are advancing the Lighthouse Operating System (Lighthouse OS), a framework built on proven, replicable methodologies designed to help manufacturers modernize at scale. Most manufacturers have invested in digital transformation. Few have made it scale. Pilots succeed, then stall. Gains remain local. The gap between the world's most advanced factories and the rest of the industry keeps widening. A new framework launched today aims to close it. The Lighthouse Operating System (Lighthouse OS) is an open-source, practical blueprint that translates the proven practices of the world's highest-performing industrial sites into a structured path any manufacturer can follow. Leveraging eight years of Global Lighthouse Network insights, Lighthouse OS was developed by the World Economic Forum’s Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chains in collaboration with leading OEMs, end users and consultancies, it gives companies a clear, self-guided route from where they are today to genuine operational excellence, without needing to start from scratch or bring in teams of specialists. A blueprint grounded in real-world practice The Lighthouse OS is built around six core operating principles — adaptable and ...

Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader,today published the 2026 first-quarter results of its new sustainability roadmap, Impact 2030. Building on Schneider Electric’s long-standing leadership and distinctive approach to sustainability, Impact 2030 structures the Group’s ambition around four strategic pillars – electrifying the world, reinventing the industry, unlocking human potential, and empowering local communities – translated into targeted programs and reported through measurable performance indicators. In the first quarter of this new cycle, the Impact score reached 3.40/10, a strong start towards the Group’s annual 2026 target of 4.20/10 (10/10 being the 2030 ambition). The score reflects early traction across several key programs, combining progress in Schneider Electric’s own operations with scalable outcomes delivered for customers, suppliers and communities. Schneider Electric has further decarbonized its operations, with Scopes 1 and 2 CO₂ emissions reduced by 82.5% compared with 2017. In Q1, the Group also enabled its customers to save or electrify 47.5 million MWh of energy through its energy management, automation and digital solutions. These continued efforts thereby translated into 20 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions saved and avoided this quarter. Delivering large‑scale progress also requires rethinking how products are designed and manufactured. In the first quarter, Schneider Electric continued to deploy its new Future‑des ...

Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, has announced that Kelly Becker has been named President of North America Operations, effective July 1, 2026. Kelly Becker is a seasoned leader and was previously responsible for Schneider Electric’s UK, Ireland, Belgium & Netherlands zone, managing the region’s business portfolio and supporting the company’s broader efforts in sustainability and digital transformation. Kelly brings over 25 years of proven management and leadership experience. She joined Schneider Electric in 2011 as Director, Strategy & Business Development for North America, following a career in Danaher and TAC, where she held several product management and customer-facing roles across multiple end markets. In her new role, Kelly will serve on the Schneider Electric Executive Committee and lead the company’s multi-faceted transformation efforts and growth strategy across the North American region, notably in the Data Center market. ### Press contact: media.relations@se.com ...

Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, has partnered with Royal Avebe, the farmer‑owned starch and plant‑protein cooperative, to electrify one of the production facilities in the Netherlands, the Foxhol site — a starch derivatives area consisting of several production facilities combined with utility supplies to third parties — without requiring reinforcement of the electricity grid beyond the site’s existing maximum connection. Europe's electricity grid congestion has become one of the biggest obstacles to industrial decarbonization. Across the continent, more than 1,700 gigawatts of clean energy and electrification projects are stuck in grid connection queues, 133% annually since 2021, according to Eurelectric’s Power Barometer. In the Netherlands alone, over 14,000 businesse are waiting for the capacity they need to grow, electrify, or decarbonize. For many, the wait stretches to a decade. Working together at Avebe's Foxhol production plant in Groningen, Netherlands, the two companies have demonstrated that it is possible to add a new industrial electric boiler, eliminate fossil-fuel heating, and become an active energy prosumer, all within the limits of the site’s existing grid connection, without requiring any reinforcement of the public electricity grid or joining a capacity waiting queue. Critically, the project actively supports grid balancing, creating headroom for more businesses and renewable generators to connect. The Challenge: Elect ...

Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, and Deloitte, a leading professional services organization, today announced a collaboration to help customers and clients — from manufacturers and industrial operators to data center and infrastructure leaders — modernize end-to-end processes across all of their business operations and unlock new opportunities. Today’s organizations are facing unprecedented pressure to scale enterprise-wide operations efficiently while maintaining cost control, yet many continue to rely on outdated practices that limit their ability to adapt, innovate, and compete in fast‑moving markets. This is especially acute in asset-intensive industries, where the convergence of AI, IT/OT conversion integration, and digital platforms is reshaping what's possible. Facing these challenges and capitalizing on opportunities requires more than technology alone: enterprises need clear strategies, proven methodologies, and trusted ecosystems to drive lasting operational excellence. To help organizations achieve enterprise-wide transformation to compete in the digital era, Schneider Electric and Deloitte are teaming up to bring together Deloitte’s strategy, people, process and technology transformation and Schneider Electric’s domain expertise and purpose-built, AI-enabled OT and software technology. Together, the two organizations will help clients:Modernize industrial operations with tested IT/OT integration and end-to-end digital transformatio ...

Industrial operations are under pressure from every direction. Energy costs are rising. Legacy systems are holding back progress. The talent pipeline is thinning. And the window to act is narrowing. At Hannover Messe 2026 (20–24 April, Hall 13, Booth C34), Schneider Electric , a global energy technology leader, is showing what it looks like when those problems finally meet their match. Across five live areas — Operational Efficiency, Legacy Drag, the Talent Gap, Data and Cybersecurity, and Energy Efficiency — Schneider Electric, AVEVA, ETAP, and ProLeit are demonstrating how the convergence of electrification, open software-defined automation, and Industrial AI powered intelligence is already changing the economics and competitiveness of industrial operations. "Industry has been promised transformation for years. What we're showing at Hannover Messe 2026 is something different — real outcomes, at scale, that customers benefit from today. When you converge electrification, open software-defined automation, and AI-powered intelligence, you don't just solve today's challenges — you fundamentally change what's possible for industrial operations," said Gwenaelle Huet, Executive Vice President, Industrial Automation, Schneider Electric. That ambition doesn't stop at Schneider Electric's own booth. No single vendor solves industrial transformation alone — and at Hannover Messe 2026, Schneider Electric's strategic collaborations make that philosophy visible. STRATEGIC PAR ...

Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, will spotlight new milestones in its strategic collaboration with Microsoft at Hannover Messe, demonstrating how their combined technologies are enabling manufacturers to modernize operations, accelerate engineering, and strengthen resiliency. Schneider Electric provides the industrial execution backbone for the collaboration through EcoStruxure Automation Expert, its open, software‑defined automation platform that runs consistently across on‑premises, edge, and hybrid environments. Microsoft extends this foundation with Azure cloud and AI services that orchestrate, analyze, and optimize industrial processes. The result is a unified approach to agentic manufacturing, open automation, and end‑to‑end sustainability. Manufacturers today face increasing product variability, supply chain instability, and mounting pressure to modernize safely. Schneider Electric addresses these challenges by connecting engineering intent with real‑time operational execution. Their combined platform enables teams to standardize reusable logic, validate automation through simulation, maintain traceability throughout the lifecycle, and scale interoperable operations across diverse sites and hardware. Schneider Electric is working with Microsoft to develop the next generation of agentic, software‑defined manufacturing, an integrated workflow spanning design, engineering, build, commissioning, and operations. At the core is EcoStruxure A ...

Schneider Electric, the global leader in energy technology, today released new findings from its global 2026 Industrial AI in CPG Survey,[1] revealing that consumer-packaged goods (CPG) manufacturers expect significant increases in production inefficiencies and cost pressures by 2030. Many are turning to industrial intelligence - the combined power of AI, data and automation - to reinforce competitiveness in a decade of accelerating volatility. Structural manufacturing costs expected to rise by 2030 The survey reveals CPG manufacturers expect an accelerating margin crisis, with inefficiencies including manufacturing delays, downtime, and equipment failure already amounting to an estimated 20.3% of the final manufactured product cost today. Respondents report 15.2% of mean manufacturing revenue lost today due to delays, downtime, rework, quality deviations or suboptimal asset use. These preventable losses are expected to worsen sharply, reaching 21.37% next year and rising toward 29.14% by 2030. Many CPG manufacturers are betting on industrial AI to cut the projected rise in preventable production losses. AI expectations surge while readiness lags Today, just one in eight (13%) CPG manufacturers say AI is embedded end-to-end in core operations and decision-making. By 2030, more than a third (37%) expect AI to be core to their operations, a tripling of adoption in just four years. Respondents also expect AI-driven Return on Investment (ROI) to rise sharply:a third (32.7%) antic ...

Resource Advisor+, the AI‑native platform for energy and sustainability management developed by SE Advisory Services, Schneider Electric’s global consulting practice, has been recognized as a Leader in the Verdantix Green Quadrant: Enterprise Carbon Management Software 2026. Verdantix, an independent research and advisory firm specializing in climate, energy, and sustainability technologies, evaluated 21 global providers and highlighted Resource Advisor+ for its unified architecture, advanced AI‑driven data quality capabilities, and its ability to connect energy, carbon, and supply‑chain intelligence on a single platform. Why Resource Advisor+ earned a leadership positionData management and data quality: Resource Advisor+ scored among the highest in the field for data quality control. AI‑powered checks flag anomalies, missing data, and inconsistencies before they reach a report.Automated gap‑filling: Because energy and carbon data is often incomplete due to metering gaps, delayed invoices, and inconsistent reporting, Resource Advisor+ uses machine learning to detect missing data and generate statistically robust estimates from historical patterns. This replaces the manual cleanup work that typically consumes teams for months each reporting cycle.Real‑time data foundation: Interval‑level monitoring from energy and building management systems feeds directly into the platform, ensuring emissions calculations rely on measured, not estimated, data wherever possible ...