The world's leading supplier of integrated solutions for energy efficiency in many market segments, the global Schneider Electric held a seminar on advanced technologies with the participation of about 100 representatives of public, private and educational enterprises in Baku today.
"We offer customers efficient solutions for energy management and energy systems, and therefore, despite the global economic crisis, we have achieved a high level of sales, including in Azerbaijan," said the manager of Schneider Electric in the countries of Central Asia Amrah Tekdemir.
The company's products have been represented in Azerbaijan since 1994 and the regional office has operated in Baku since 2006. In recent times it has participated in the implementation of projects on construction of the Baku International Sea Trade Port, the Gobustan wind power stations, substations and distribution systems in the new draft of the residential complex White City, sports facilities for the I European Games, etc.
During the seminar, representatives of the Baku office of Schneider Electric talked about smart panels, automation products, IT products and solutions, control systems for buildings, etc.
Schneider Electric provides all possible assistance to the development of education in Azerbaijan. A striking example of such cooperation is equipment of maintenance shops in Sumgait State University. With the help of this workshops the university offers the customers services after sales of equipments. ----08C
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