Its role Technology / equipment supplier
Schneider Electric SE is a global provider of energy management and industrial automation technologies, headquartered in Rueil-Malmaison, France. The company serves process industries—including chemicals, petrochemicals, and specialty materials—as well as utilities, buildings, and data centers, combining hardware, software, and services to improve operational reliability, safety, and efficiency.
For chemical producers, Schneider Electric’s portfolio spans electrical distribution and motor control (medium- and low-voltage switchgear, drives), process automation and safety (EcoStruxure Foxboro DCS, Modicon PLCs, Triconex safety instrumented systems), and industrial software through AVEVA for operations management, historian, advanced process control, and simulation. The company also offers digital platforms for monitoring, analytics, and energy performance management, along with lifecycle services, modernization, and cybersecurity support for regulated environments.
Schneider Electric operates in more than 100 countries, supplying solutions for greenfield plants, brownfield upgrades, and enterprise-wide digitalization programs across the chemical value chain, from basic chemicals to formulated products.
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Selected for a six‑month incubation to test a modular carbon capture unit designed for space‑constrained data centre power plants.
First industrial-scale electric tubular heater replaces fired heating at a base oil distillation project, targeting zero direct CO₂ and NOx emissions and site repurposing.
Recognized for halogen-free flame retardants, Clariant's partnership with Schneider Electric highlights sustainable innovation and a new model for upstream value chain collaboration.
ADNOC's forum highlights procurement opportunities, local manufacturing, and digitalization efforts, aiming to boost UAE's economy and industrial growth through its In-Country Value program.
The partnership aims to automate a thermoplastic plant, boosting recycling efficiency and quality through digitalization and data-driven strategies, supporting circular economy goals.
The partnership aims to boost EU clean tech production, leveraging synergies in energy, circular economy, and automotive sectors for sustainable growth.
Two projects at Rheinland Park: converting a hydrocracker to produce base oils and installing a 100 MW electrolyzer for renewable hydrogen, aiming to cut carbon emissions significantly.
The Wesseling site's hydrocracker will be converted to produce Group III base oils, reducing carbon emissions by 620,000 tonnes annually. Operations to start in the latter half of this decade.
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