As India prepares to revive its economy in the aftermath of the pandemic, Schneider Electric, which is into energy management and automation, is looking ahead to capture an acceleration in megatrends soon to be driven by government initiatives.
“Access to energy and digital is a basic human right and yet there are over 1.3 billion people in this world who have no or bare minimum access to energy. We are witnessing tectonic shifts in the world which is putting huge pressure on consumption,” Bidisha Nagraj, CMO at Schneider Electric, India, told BusinessLine.
The company has been recognised as an essential business provider to critical infrastructure such as hospitals, data centres, IT networks, temperature-controlled food supply chain, energy and transportation.
