Schneider Electric Advisor Spotlight: Buildings of the Future

The video discusses the role of buildings in achieving net zero emissions, highlighting that buildings contribute significantly to global carbon emissions. Schneider Electric's approach to retrofitting old buildings to achieve carbon neutrality is showcased, with a focus on their Kellong headquarters in Singapore. The integration of human-centered design and digital transformation is emphasized, using sensors and data to optimize energy efficiency and employee welfare. The video concludes with a vision for future buildings to be all-electric, all-digital, sustainable, hyper-efficient, and people-centric.

What role do buildings play in the global race to achieve net zero emissions?

What challenges are associated with decarbonization in populous cities?

How can existing buildings contribute to achieving net zero goals by 2030 and 2050?

What strategies did Schneider Electric implement to achieve carbon neutrality in the Column Pulse building?

In what ways does the integration of technology enhance the workplace environment in retrofitted buildings?

How does Schneider Electric ensure the well-being of its employees in the design of its buildings?

What are the key characteristics of buildings of the future as described in the conversation?