Olympia, Kensington London – 26 November 2019 – Schneider Electric, the leader in energy management and automation, is showcasing its latest products at CIBSE Build2Perform 2019 on Tuesday 26th and Wednesday 27th November at Olympia, Kensington.
At stand 306, Schneider Electric will exhibit products and solutions focusing on safety and fire prevention as well as being a headline sponsor of the main stage and the Network VIP area.
The two-day event brings together over 100 speakers, 2,000 attendees and 70 exhibitors to discuss the latest industry developments.
“We are delighted to be showcasing our best in class technology at CIBSE Build2Perform this year. This is an exciting time for energy technology as a whole, and we play a major role with our EcoStruxture platform being deployed in over 450,000 installations connecting over 1 billion devices” said David Williams, Head of Strategic Marketing at Schneider Electric. “By focusing on power distribution, EV infrastructure and safety, we want to drive energy efficiency to new heights.”
Schneider Electric will host a key note presentation, a panel discussion and CPD session at the show:
Day 1 – Tuesday 26th November
- Time: 12.30
- Topic: ‘Power Distribution Redefined’ presented by David Williams.
- Location: The headline stage.
- Description: This session will focus on two main disruptions effecting the power industry today:
- Energy transition – moving towards an all-electric world
- Digital revolution – how IoT is changing the power distribution landscape
- Time: 15.45
- Topic: A panel discussion on ‘Electric Vehicles’ chaired by Danny Winn.
- Location: Theatre A stage.
- Description: Find out what is required to deliver a high-quality electric vehicle charging infrastructure including considerations of market demand and interactions with buildings.
Day 2 – Wednesday 27th November
- Time: 10.15
- Topic: A CPD on ‘Mitigating Electrical Fire Hazards’ presented by Christos Archeos.
- Location: CPD Theatre 1.
- Description: Technology provides many ways to protect against the worst effects of electrical fires: solutions that actively hunt for faults or mitigate hazards are illustrated in this presentation.
