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Embracing the new Era of Energy Schneider Electric East Mediterranean COMPANY PROFILE - 2014
The world is getting smarter. The advancement of communication technology enables a smarter city grid for our future.
Advances in technology are bringing us closer together. The global community is collaborating like never before.
In 2012, over 9.8 billion devices connected to the internet and more than 1.2 billion people engaged in social networking sights.
Our cities are growing.
2% of the Earth’s surface
They’re building to become more attractive, more sustainable and provide a higher quality of life.
But as cities grow, they create a heavy demand, on infrastructure, housing and transportation. Additionally, they face the challenges of providing clean water and energy to a larger populace.
Success comes at a price.
Urban Populations will double
to 6.4 billion by 2050.
The new economies are no longer untapped
growth engines, but rather major players in a highly
competitive landscape.By 2025, 66% of the top 600 global cities are expected to be in emerging economies.
The rise of emerging economies is prompting a worldwide shift in energy consumption. In 2000, new economies accounted for 5% of the global IPO and grew to 60% in 2010. (1100% increase) They account for 50% of the global GDP growing to 65% by 2015.
Global energy consumption continues to grow with no signs of slowing down.
What drives this demand? Industrialisation Digitisation Urbanisation
The world will spend more money on energy in the next 40 years than it has in the previous 400.
The growing cost of energy The surge in demand The higher capital and system cost of renewable energy The increasing prices of primary energy
But the mismanagement
of our resources leads to a higher cost.
Peak Demand Pollution Underutilised Generation Traffic Conges
Climate Disorder stion Water Scarcity
How can we ensure we won’t cook the planet?
Right now, there are two schools of thought. Consume Green Change your energy mix by utilising renewable resource fuels to replace fossil fuels whenever possible.
Consume Low Carbon High carbon fuels should be replaced with lower carbon fuels such as shale gas.
Neither approach will keep pace with the growing demand. We need to eliminate every element of waste and reduce demand, while improving profitability and resource productivity. We believe conservation efforts should build a route to a secure energy future.
We need to build a new
Energy Efficiency paradigm.
The economic growth is decoupled from rising energy consumption. Success Growth
Rising energy consumption
Think about it. What if your multi-billion dollar investment towards a new power plant was premature? What if the gas extraction field you started to build wasn’t necessary?
According to the IEA: 230 GW of coal-fired and 120 GW of gas- fired power plants could go offline worldwide by 2035 if proper energy efficiency programs are put into place.
Think about it. What if digitisation no longer focuses on optimising business communications but aims to maximise capacity and minimise energy consumption?
According to Microsoft: Cloud solutions can reduce power consumption by 40% and carbon emissions from 30-90% when compared to on-premise applications.
Think about it. What if investing in smart infrastructure helped minimise consumption and reduce waste to create a cleaner planet?
According to an EPRI study: Smart grid could prevent nearly 4% of global emissions by 2020 and could reduce CO2 emissions by 60 to 211 million metric tons by 2030.
The Energy Efficiency is about achieving more while using less of our common planet.
By utilising smart solutions, we create a more sustainable world.
The Energy Efficiency is dominated by: negawatts, not megawatts, Opex optimisation and low Capex investment.
Negawatts Capex investment Efficiency Economy Opex Optimisation Deleveraged debt
The new Energy Efficiency paradigm unites the worlds of IT and energy To link and manage all elements of the smart grid, delivering the greenest energy at the cheapest price and the desired time.
As The Global Specialist in Energy ManagementTM,
Schneider Electric makes Energy Efficiency a reality, today.
At Schneider Electric, we believe it’s time to save. By implementing the right systems and services, we reduce energy consumption, cost per kWh and drive down the cost of doing business.
We believe it’s time to produce locally. Site-level renewables help citizens and businesses become self-sufficient pro-sumers via net zero or net positive buildings.
We believe it’s time to connect. We access smart, real time data and information, optimised & delivered across integrated systems though open platforms.
We believe it’s time to share. Shave, shift and share capacity across the smart grid to reduce your CO2 footprint and provide higher ROI on Capex and Opex by imroving site performance.
We believe it’s time to integrate. All energy systems become a fully connected smart city grid operating in a cohesive, multi- modal system.
From smart devices through customers with services, to big data, we provide our systems and technology to:
Reduce energy Reduce cost per Reduce CO2
consumed kWh emissions
Reduce operating Realise Produce energy
expenditures measurable locally across
efficiency the gridWe deliver... Real-time data across open, integrated platforms via our most advanced devices. This allows businesses to understand, control, share and shift their energy consumption.
We enable... Businesses to act upon decisions at all levels, freeing up energy capacity while driving down consumption, cost and waste.
From plant to plug, our innovative solutions reduce consumption and optimise performance, bringing together a pool of consumers from different sectors to balance out the load on the grid.
At home, we create comfortable, efficient and automated living spaces.
For businesses, we reduce
data lifecycle cost and
improve productivity with
greater asset security and
employee comfort.
increased availability
30% and targetIn towns and cities, we create smart, safe, optimised and renewable integration with full network visibility and management.
How do we deliver on this promise?
We are:
Global Innovative A Solution
Provider
Green ReliableBut it’s our people and our culture that make the difference.
We are:
Human Always
Challenging
Agile CollaborativeWe are the Global Specialist in Energy ManagementTM 25 billion € revenue (FY 20131) 43% of revenue in new economies (FY 20131) 160 000+ employees in 100+ countries 4-5% of sales dedicated to R&D 1:Pro-forma basis including LTM Sep 2013 revenue from Invensys
A large company, with a balanced geographical footprint and a commitment to sustainability
Creating a truly
global enterprise,
close to our customers
Western Europe North America
2013: €6.6bn 2013: €5.9bn
2003: €4.1bn 2003: €2.3bn
44,000 29,300
90 46
1. Published figures restated to reflect country-market view;
Source: McKinsey Global Footprint Data Base
2. Headcount incl. supplementary staff in FTE + Delixi & Fuji JVsAsia Pacific Rest of World
2013: €5.5bn 2013: €4.6bn
2003: €1.2bn 2003: €1.2bn
61,000 28,000
76 46Our unique understanding of efficiency will help you
make the most of your energy.
Schneider Electric East Mediterranean: Regional Subsidiary of Schneider Electric Schneider Electric East Mediterranean is a subsidiary of Schneider Electric, the global specialist in energy management. Operating in five East Mediterranean countries (Cyprus, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria), the company has strengthened its forefront position in the region and sustains as well a growing business in 5 markets: Residential, Buildings, Industrial, Energy & Infrastructure and Data Centres & Networks.
Schneider Electric East Mediterranean s.a.l. Our capabilities allow us to deliver tangible results for our customers, wherever they might be.
Syria
Iraq
Lebanon
Cyprus
JordanKey Projects
Cyprus
Cyprus Office
28 General Timayia Avenue, Kyriakos Building, Block A,
Office 301 Larnaca 6046
P.O.Box: 40411, Larnaca 6304, Cyprus
Tel. +357 24 812646 - Fax +357 24 637382
customercare.cy@schneider-electric.com / +357 24 812 649> Sunrise Hotel > Olympic Residence > Leventi Art Gallery > Cyprus Prisons > American Academy (Paphos) > Alpha Mega Supermarket > VHP Warehousing Project > Capital Coast Hotel > Lymbia Waste Disposal Plant > Larnaca Airport > Solea Pumping Station > Caramondani Desalination
Key Projects
Iraq
Iraq Office
Baghdad Office
Centre Francais des Affaires - Baghdad House #6
Street 55 Mahalla 102 - Hay Abou Nawas, Baghdad-Iraq
Erbil Office
Office #17, 2nd floor, Ekhlas Empire Center building,
100 Meter St. , Erbil - Kurdistan Iraq
customercare.iq@schneider-electric.com / +962 6 5166260> Sport Hall in Najaf > Irartrac Co. > Ministry of Science & Technology > Khaled Ben Walid Co. > Al Karh Distribution Directorate > Zyad Tarik > Al Hamdan Company > Alrhad co. > Ministry of Environment > Divan Hotel > Karbala' Water Treatment Station > Rotana Hotel > Ministry of Housing > Family Mall > Al Ghadak Project > Majidi Mall > EESAC > Royal Mall > Diwaniya City > Hewa City > Al-Barq Group > Kurdistan City > University of Technology > Dream City > Al Furkan > Future City > Al Mutasem > Station in Mosul > Iraqi Showroom Company > Passport Building > Mazaya El Khair Company in Sulaymanieh > Mousel City > Food Distribution Center > South Electric Distribution - SED > Korek Point of Sales > Karkh Electric Distribution - KED > Royal City > Kar Contracting > Kurdistan International > Russafa Electric Distribution Bank > Middle Furat
Key Projects
Jordan
Jordan Office
Schneider Electric
Behind Safeway, East
Villa #26Mediterranean S.A.L.
- Al Abdali Area, – Iraq Offices
Shmeisani,
on the cross of Wadee’ Al Bustani, Street & Al Maqdesi Street
Amman, Jordan
Tel. +962 6 5167887 / +962 6 5166360 - Fax +962 6 5167911
customercare.jo@schneider-electric.com / + 962 6 516 6465> Sama Heights > Spain Embassy > Al Gardens Hospital > Societe General Bank > Royal Jordanian Airlines Headquarter > Dar Al Dawa General Formulation Plant > Orange Data Center > Petra Food Industries CO. > Al Taher Real State Development > DAMAC Tower > Housing Bank Headquarters > IKEA Main Facility Jordan > Amman Boulevard > Al Mafraq Water Treatment Plant > Intercontinental Hotel > Crown Plaza Hotel > Queen Alia Heart Hospital > Queen Rania Hospital > Al Israa Hospital > Public Security Department Administration
Key Projects
Lebanon
Lebanon Office
Schneider Electric East thMediterranean S.A.L. – Iraq Offices
Tabaris Center 1063, 10 floor,
Tabaris, Ashrafieh, Beirut - Lebanon
Tel. +961 1 204502 - Fax +961 1 205458
customercare.lb@schneider-electric.com / +961 1 321 645> Hotel Vendome > Al Nahar offices > Phoenicia Hotel > Supervalue > Movenpick Resort > Skygate > Raymond & Aida Najjar Clinic > Beirut Homes Ventures > Beirut Habtoor Grand Hotel > Khan Antoun > Beirut Four Season’s Hotel > Kempenski > Residence of Head of Parliament > Verdun Heights > Koureitem Building > Bustros > Grand Sérail Residence > Stratum of Prime Minister > Ashrafieh 4748 > Lebanese Order of Physiciens > Emirate Lebanon Bank > Block 24 – Karagulla Blds. > Bliss Tower > Marina Towers > Omnipharm > Saad Rafic Hariri (SRH) Residence > Patchi > Beirut Towers > Shaft -Genset > Educational Institutions > Qatar Embassy > LAU campus (Beirut) > MEA > LAU campus (Byblos) > Le Bristol > Beirut City Center > Shaft -Port > Banque Liban et D’Outre Mer > Balamand -Technicat > Saint Charles City Center > National Library -Technicat > Audi Bank Head Quarter
Key Projects
Syria
Syria Office
(Syria office
Schneider is represented
Electric by LebanonS.A.L.
East Mediterranean office)
– Iraq Offices
Tabaris Center 1063, 10th floor,
Tabaris, Ashrafieh, Beirut - Lebanon
Tel. +961 1 204502 - Fax +961 1 204458
customercare.lb@schneider-electric.com / +961 1 321 645> Damascus 8th Gate Project > Iranian Embassy > Qatar National Banks Branches > European University > Egyptian Embassy > Carrefour > Palm Village > Jebreen Rail Way Train Station > Social Care Institute > Jaramana Mall > Prince Hamad Palace > Carlton Hotel Project > Hasya Industrial City Water Pumping Station > Antradous Hotel and Resort
Our Sustainability Programs BIP BOP In July 2010, Schneider Electric signed a two-year partnership deal with the French association IECD (Institut Européen de Coopération et de Développement) with the aim of facilitating the integration of young people into the world of work and into society in Lebanon, by supporting the electrical engineering training program. This deal has been renewed until 2015. Schneider Electric offers financial support and its technical expertise to 10 vocational schools with specific needs to strengthen their electrical engineering program Carbon Trust Standards SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC EASTMED (SEEM) is addressing its greenhouse gas (GHG) footprint in compliance with Schneider Electric worldwide target in reducing its GHG emissions. SEEM conducted its GHG audit using V4 Advisors’ internationally recognized online tool that is based on the GHG Protocol; This Protocol was developed by the World Resources Institute (WRI) and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). Schneider Electric is classified in the low emissions sector by the Carbon Disclosure Project, the Group has defined measures to reduce its carbon emissions. SEEM conducted a carbon footprint on scopes 1, 2 and 3, covering even our downstream distribution chain; thus, supporting the company’s drive in promoting sustainable development, as recommended in the Manifesto issued by the WBCSD, for Energy efficiency in building. The effort reflects also Schneider Electric’s responsibility in promoting sustainable drives taking place in Lebanon as a part of social responsibilities.
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