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Saudi: Schneider, RCU sign deal for adoption of advanced technologies - Vimarsana News

Saudi: Schneider, RCU sign deal for adoption of advanced technologies

Both parties will use their joint resources and expertise to build a robust technology ecosystem focused on sustainability, digitalisation, and energy efficiency

Source: zawya.com
Schneider Electric and Royal Commission for AlUla sign MoU - Vimarsana News

Schneider Electric and Royal Commission for AlUla sign MoU

To accelerate adoption of advanced technologies and sustainable energy management solutions  

Source: zawya.com
AlUla, Schneider Electric sign deal to offer sustainable energy solutions - Vimarsana News

AlUla, Schneider Electric sign deal to offer sustainable energy solutions

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s heritage city AlUla is on its way to transforming into a sustainable tourism destination as the local authority has roped in a global power management specialist to provide smart and renewable energy solutions for its infrastructure and buildings. The Royal Commission of AlUla, the body responsible for protecting and safeguarding the archaeological and

Schneider, RCU sign MoU for adoption of advanced technologies - Vimarsana News

Schneider, RCU sign MoU for adoption of advanced technologies

Schneider Electric, a global leader in the digital transformation of energy management, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU) to provide state-of-the-art technology in AlUla.

City to pull the plug on plan for cheap, fast internet for low-income Torontonians - Vimarsana News

City to pull the plug on plan for cheap, fast internet for low-income Torontonians

Toronto is poised to pull the plug indefinitely on plans to create a municipal broadband network aimed at ensuring access to cheap, fast internet for low-income Torontonians.