Energy Transition

Why buildings are the foundation of an energy-efficient future

Buildings have a huge role to play in our sustainable future - but we need to rethink our approach

Buildings have a huge role to play in our sustainable future - but we need to rethink our approach Image: Shujon Moral / Pixabay

Jean-Pascal Tricoire
Chairman, Schneider Electric
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