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 percentage of global carbon emissions are attributed to buildings?

• 20%

• 80%

• 60%

• 40%

What is the target reduction in emissions for existing buildings by 2030?

• 75%

• 50%

• 100%

• 25%

How did Schneider Electric achieve carbon neutrality in their building?

• By retrofitting with sensors and devices

• By using only renewable energy

• By reducing the number of employees

• By relocating to a new building

What platform does Schneider Electric use to integrate data from sensors and devices?

• EcoStructure

• GreenTech

• SmartGrid

• EnergyHub

What additional benefits are mentioned alongside achieving net zero in buildings?

• Increased property value

• Faster internet speeds

• Improved employee productivity

• Reduced construction costs

What is one of the key features of future buildings according to the discussion?

• They should be all-electric

• They should be smaller

• They should be taller

• They should have more windows

What is a characteristic of people-centric buildings?

• They are located in rural areas

• They have fewer floors

• They use traditional lighting

• They optimize workplace conditions