Schneider Electric presents sustainability initiatives

Schneider Electric Shares Sustainability-Focused Solutions at 7th IEEE Turkey Power & Energy Society Camp Schneider Electric, a leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, participated in the 7th IEEE Turkey Power & Energy Society Camp. The event was hosted by Kocaeli University IEEE Student Organization in the University's Youth Center Conference Hall. Over the 2-day gathering, academics and students from various Turkish universities convened with power and energy sector experts to discuss the future of energy.

Schneider Electric experts shared the company's global experience and sustainability trends with participants during the event. They also presented sustainability initiatives in data centers and the solutions the company provides.

Research indicates that approximately 3% of electricity generated worldwide is used to operate data centers. Schneider Electric serves sustainability in rapidly expanding data centers with a target of achieving 5% annual efficiency gains in cloud storage data usage through 2027. Schneider Electric also reduced energy emissions from its in-house servers by 30% in 2023. Since 2018, at locations where it provides solutions, the company has contributed to savings of a total of 513 million tons of CO2 emissions. Strengthening and expanding these efforts, Schneider Electric shared its innovative solutions with experts and academics leading Turkey's power and energy work, as well as with young people shaping the future. The IEEE Turkey Power & Energy Society Camp created an important meeting point for academia and industry stakeholders through sessions, social events, and technical training.

IEEE Turkey Works for Development Through Positive Science

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) operates as a leading nonprofit technical organization worldwide, advancing the development of engineering theory and practice in electrical, electronics, computer, automation, telecommunications, and many other fields. IEEE members contribute to the development of their respective sectors through work carried out in 160 countries. IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) is a leading nonprofit organization guided by more than 40,000 volunteer members across over 800 chapters worldwide, with a mission to be the leading provider of scientific and engineering knowledge on electric power and energy for the betterment of society. In this scope, IEEE Turkey continues its activities through initiatives of students interested in engineering and positive science. IEEE members work with various organizations for development across the country.