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Collaborate to Innovate - Providing Hands-On Support
01:24 Min The panel explains the benefits of having a hands-on approach in different levels of management when working with project collaborators. Collaborate to Innovate About the show: Winners of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce Awards share how collaboration has driven innovations—from AI-powered medical tools for the hearing-impaired to transforming a brownfield site into a zero-energy certified building. This panel discussion explores key takeaways from partnerships involving organisations such as Schneider Electric, Singapore Polytechnic, Kajima Corporation, SMT Technology, and FingerDance.
CNA
3 days ago
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Collaborate to Innovate - Shared Ambitions, Greater Impact
01:38 Min Business leaders explain how shared goals and ambitions facilitate better understanding of challenges and solutioning amongst partners. Collaborate to Innovate About the show: Winners of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce Awards share how collaboration has driven innovations—from AI-powered medical tools for the hearing-impaired to transforming a brownfield site into a zero-energy certified building. This panel discussion explores key takeaways from partnerships involving organisations such as Schneider Electric, Singapore Polytechnic, Kajima Corporation, SMT Technology, and FingerDance.
CNA
3 days ago
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Collaborate to Innovate - Importance of Being Receptive
01:03 Min Collaborate to Innovate About the show: Winners of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce Awards share how collaboration has driven innovations—from AI-powered medical tools for the hearing-impaired to transforming a brownfield site into a zero-energy certified building. This panel discussion explores key takeaways from partnerships involving organisations such as Schneider Electric, Singapore Polytechnic, Kajima Corporation, SMT Technology, and FingerDance.
Yahoo
3 days ago
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MEA Variable Frequency Drive Market Report 2025: Pump Applications Dominate with Enhanced Energy Efficiency in Key Industries
Increased industrialization and demand for energy efficiency are driving VFD adoption in sectors like oil & gas, manufacturing, and infrastructure. AC drives, noted for their energy efficiency, are expected to experience the highest growth. South Africa leads the region in VFD market expansion due to rapid industrialization and infrastructure renewal. Key players include ABB, Siemens, and Schneider Electric. The report offers a deep dive into market dynamics, competitive landscapes, and strategic developments. MEA Variable Frequency Drive Market Dublin, May 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "MEA Variable Frequency Drive Market by Type (AC Drive, DC Drive, Servo Drive), Application (Pumps, Fans & Blowers, Compressors, Conveyors, Others), Power Rating (Micro, Low, Medium, High), Voltage, End User, and Region - Trends & Forecast to 2030" has been added to offering. The MEA variable frequency drive market is set to expand, reaching an anticipated USD 1.29 billion by 2030, growing from an estimated USD 0.98 billion in 2025 at a CAGR of 5.6% from 2025-2030. As industrialization progresses in the MEA region, energy demands soar, necessitating the increased adoption of variable frequency drives (VFDs). These drives enhance motor efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and bolster operational effectiveness. Industries such as oil & gas, manufacturing, and infrastructure are increasingly incorporating VFDs to improve energy savings and operational efficiency. AC Drives Segment to Lead Growth The AC drives segment is expected to witness the highest growth rate in the MEA VFD market. Known for their energy efficiency and accurate motor performance, AC drives are being widely adopted across key sectors including manufacturing, oil & gas, HVAC, and water treatment. Their ability to maximize energy efficiency while minimizing mechanical stress positions AC drives as crucial components in enhancing productivity and reducing operational costs. Pumps Segment Dominates Application In the MEA VFD market, the pumps segment is anticipated to maintain its leadership position, driven by its potential for significant energy savings and versatile industrial applications. VFDs facilitate precise speed control of pumps, leading to enhanced energy efficiency and reduced mechanical wear, crucial in industries such as water & wastewater, HVAC, and oil & gas. South Africa Growth Projections South Africa is poised to register the highest CAGR in the MEA VFD market. This growth is spurred by rapid industrialization and infrastructure development. The modernization of power systems and the increasing use of automation in the mining, manufacturing, and water treatment sectors also contribute to this accelerated demand. Government energy conservation initiatives further incentivize VFD installations across various industries. Competitive Landscape Prominent companies in the MEA VFD market include ABB (Switzerland), Siemens (Germany), Schneider Electric (France), Danfoss (Denmark), and Rockwell Automation (US). The report offers an in-depth analysis of these key players, outlining their profiles, recent developments, and strategic market approaches. Key Attributes: Report Attribute Details No. of Pages 240 Forecast Period 2025 - 2030 Estimated Market Value (USD) in 2025 $0.98 Billion Forecasted Market Value (USD) by 2030 $1.29 Billion Compound Annual Growth Rate 5.6% Regions Covered Africa, Global, Middle East Market Dynamics Drivers Expansion of Oil and Gas Projects in Saudi Arabia Increasing Investments in Clean Energy in Middle East & Africa Restraints Unstable Power Supply in Africa High Installation and Maintenance Costs Opportunities Implementation of Wastewater Treatment Programs in Middle Eastern Countries Surge in Infrastructure and Energy Projects Challenges Lack of Skilled Workforce Case Study Analysis Medium-Voltage Vfd for Preheater Helped Cement Plant Achieve Substantial Energy Savings 11 Kv Motor for 6.6 Kv Vfd with Star-Delta Solution Addressed Voltage Incompatibility Optidrive P2 Vfd for 450 kW Motor Enhanced Ball Mill Efficiency in Iron Ore Mining Technology Analysis Pricing Analysis Regulatory Landscape Trade Analysis Patent Analysis Key Conferences and Events, 2025 Investment and Funding Scenario Porter's Five Forces Analysis Key Stakeholders and Buying Criteria Impact of AI/Generative AI Macroeconomic Outlook 2025 US Tariff Company Profiles Schneider Electric ABB Siemens Danfoss Rockwell Automation General Electric Weg Yaskawa Electric Corporation Honeywell International Inc. 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4 days ago
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Schneider Electric and EcoXpert Partner Advanced Power Technology Win 'Data Centre Consolidation / Upgrade Project of the Year' at the DCS Awards 2025
Longstanding partners win prestigious award for their work to deploy an innovative modular data centre at The Pirbright Institute – future proofing computing capacity Delivered ahead of its 12-week schedule, the system meets the Institutes requirement for a scalable, resilient, and energy efficient infrastructure – allowing it to accelerate ground-breaking scientific collaboration and compete for new projects LONDON, May 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Schneider Electric™, the global leader in energy management and automation, has won the 'Data Centre Consolidation/Upgrade Project of the Year' category at the DCS Awards 2025, alongside its longstanding EcoXpert Partner, Advanced Power Technology (APT). Together, the company's deployed a new modular data centre at The Pirbright Institute, enabling it to stay abreast of new technological advancements, including artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC), and fast track its scientific and viral research programmes. The new 'Containerised Data Centre (CDC)' met the Institute's requirement for a scalable, resilient, flexible, and energy efficient infrastructure system that would ensure the highest levels of availability and continuity. "We are delighted to accept this award, which reflects our continued commitments to efficiency, innovation, and partner collaboration in the digital infrastructure sector," said Mark Yeeles, Vice President, Secure Power Division, Schneider Electric UK and Ireland. "This award further vindicates the role of data centres as the fourth utility and a vital part of life science research, and we're glad to be recognised alongside our trusted partners at APT for our work together at The Pirbright Institute." "We're proud to be recognised by the DCS Awards for our work to develop a new modular data centre at The Pirbright Institute, in partnership with Schneider Electric," said John Andrew, Solution Architect, Advanced Power Technology. "The new containerised facility provides Pirbright with a secure, flexible and scalable solution – enabling its users to conduct world-leading research, while supporting future technology evolutions." Future proofing research The Pirbright Institute is at the forefront of global viral research, operating as one of the UK's leading virus diagnostics and surveillance centres. As a world-leading centre of excellence it conducts research into the control and surveillance of virus diseases of farm animals, and viruses that spread from animals to humans. In recent years, it has undergone significant digital transformation, and as part of that process, leveraged an advanced data centre solution from APT and Schneider Electric to enable new levels of scientific collaboration – all while adhering to strict data sovereignty, storage, resiliency, and security standards. Due to the mission-critical nature of its research, and the need to provide continuity of service during any modernisation projects, the Institute had to identify a new strategy to build out its infrastructure to support future technological requirements for HPC and AI. First seeking a strategy to modernise its legacy IT and comms rooms and deploy them away from its existing buildings, it began to explore the benefits of a containerised data centre and engaged with APT to design and specify its new critical infrastructure system. As such, the Institute's new 'Containerised Data Centre (CDC)' uses key components from Schneider Electric's EcoStruxureä for Data Centres solutions portfolio, enabling APT to pre-configure its design and pre-test the solution off-site for faster deployment. The project was delivered in three phases and within a strict timeline of 12-weeks, ensuring minimal impact on the Institute's business and critical applications. With the containerised system at its core, Pirbright's infrastructure is future-proofed for new evolutions in high-tech research equipment such as sequencers, and diamond-light processes for virus analysis that can generate data sets of 700GB each. In turn, this allows them to leverage new advancements in HPC, AI and GPU-powered computing, enabling them to identify breakthroughs in viral research at a far faster rate. The approach has allowed The Pirbright Institute to bring its IT infrastructure in line with its development plans, ensuring it retains its place as the UK's foremost centre of excellence in research and surveillance of viral diseases. Furthermore, it has the flexibility and capacity to support scientists and researchers as they leverage state-of-the-art laboratories, and the specialised requirements of high-tech virology, HPC, and the vast data it produces – enabling it to further fast-track its knowledge and contributions to global health and welfare for animals with a solid IT foundation on which to develop ground-breaking research for decades to come. For more information: Download the case study. About Schneider Electric Schneider's purpose is to create Impact by empowering all to make the most of our energy and resources, bridging progress and sustainability for all. At Schneider, we call this Life Is On. Our mission is to be the trusted partner in Sustainability and Efficiency. 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