What Schneider Electric Unveiled at RE+
At the 20th anniversary of RE+, Schneider Electric took the stage to show how it’s pushing the energy transition forward. The company shared two headline updates aimed at making energy easier to manage for both businesses and households. Clear focus, practical tools, and a through line: give people more control over how they use and pay for power.
New Energy Management Solutions
First up, the Schneider Charge Pro. It’s a commercial electric vehicle charger built for the real world—simple for installers to deploy, straightforward for operators to run, and smooth for drivers to use. The intent is reliability and flexibility, end to end. As more EVs hit the road, infrastructure that’s dependable and easy to scale becomes less a nice-to-have and more a must. That’s the gap this charger aims to close.
The Schneider Home System
Schneider Electric also introduced Schneider Home, an all-in-one home energy system designed to put everything under one roof. Solar production, battery storage, EV charging, and utility power management all come together in a single application. With that, homeowners can see what’s using energy, decide what should run when, and plan for lower bills without juggling multiple devices or apps. It’s about making day-to-day decisions—what to charge, what to store, what to save—simpler and more transparent.
Panels and Discussions at RE+
Throughout RE+, Schneider Electric leaders joined six panels that dug into the toughest parts of the energy shift. They explored decentralized energy resources (DERs), how to bring more renewables onto the grid without sacrificing stability, and what resilience really means when the grid is under stress. These conversations matter because the transition isn’t only about new hardware; it’s about how all the parts work together when conditions change.
Engaging with Industry Leaders
One session stood out: “Resilient Futures: Harnessing Renewables, Storage, and Other DERs for Climate Adaptation and Grid Stability.” The discussion centered on how renewables and storage can support a balanced grid, especially as more distributed assets come online. The takeaway was clear enough—coordination is key, and the right mix of generation, storage, and smart control helps maintain stability as we move toward a more sustainable future.
The Call for Accelerated Transition
Nadège Petit, Chief Innovation Officer at Schneider Electric, pressed the case for speed, noting, “We need to rapidly scale the deployment of solar technology, EV charging infrastructure, microgrids, and the electrification of homes, buildings, and transport.” The message lands: the tools exist, the need is urgent, and scaling them faster is how we close the gap between ambition and impact.
A Steady Commitment to Sustainability
Schneider Electric’s mission is to help people and organizations get more from the energy they use while staying firmly on a sustainable path. That lens—practical efficiency with a climate focus—ran through the presentations and hallway conversations at RE+. The company continues to apply its expertise in electrification and automation to support that mission, from large-scale infrastructure to the devices in a single home.
Connecting with Audiences
If you’d like to keep the conversation going, Schneider Electric welcomes media inquiries and broader public engagement through its digital channels. The goal is simple: open dialogue around energy efficiency, sustainability, and how smarter management can make day-to-day life and work more resilient.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did Schneider Electric announce at the RE+ 20th anniversary event?
The company highlighted two key releases: the Schneider Charge Pro, a commercial EV charger built for reliable, flexible operation, and Schneider Home, an integrated system that manages solar, storage, EV charging, and utility power through one app.
How does Schneider Home help a homeowner day to day?
It consolidates control and visibility into one place. You can see what’s generating and using energy, adjust when devices run, and make choices that can reduce costs—all without switching between separate systems.
What were the main themes of Schneider Electric’s panels at RE+?
Executives discussed decentralized energy resources, integrating more renewables without compromising stability, and building resilience into the grid as conditions and demands change.
Why emphasize speeding up the energy transition?
Because the need is pressing and the technologies—solar, EV charging, microgrids, and electrification—are ready to scale. Faster deployment helps align climate goals with real-world progress.
How can I follow up or learn more from Schneider Electric?
You can reach out via media inquiries or stay connected through the company’s digital platforms for updates on energy efficiency, sustainability, and practical tools for managing energy.
