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Experts discuss smart and sustainable living at Schneider’s summit


In its quest to achieve net-zero carbon emission and increase focus on sustainable living, Schneider Electric hosted ‘Homes of the Future’ track at its Digital Innovation Summit 2021, held between October 19 and 21.
The experts discussed the need for adapting sustainable and smart homes to create a carbon-neutral future. They stressed upon the need for optimising the home furnishing space, various solutions that help in making homes more efficient and various challenges and opportunities that are driving the shift towards smart homes.
At the event, Shanbhogue said, “Being the leader of energy management and home automation, we are constantly working towards bringing sustainable and smart home solutions to life. Our energy-efficient home automation solutions seamlessly fit into existing and new homes, providing sustainable comfort, convenience, and security. At Schneider Electric, we have taken various measures to reduce our carbon footprint and have further pledged to become operationally net-zero by 2030.”
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