Schneider Electric’s Energy University Reaches 500,000 Registered Participants

Jan 22, 2016

Schneider Electric’s Energy University, an industry-leading, online, non-proprietary education tool for energy management and automation, has grown to more than 500,000 registered participants worldwide. Available in 13 languages to professionals in 185 countries, the program has provided free energy efficiency education courses to professionals since 2009.

With over 200 free courses to choose from, Energy University offers a wide array of course topics including energy efficiency, building controls and automation, lighting, HVAC, data centres, industrial systems, electric systems, and more.

All Energy University courses are free and discuss real-world solutions and provide practical information on how to make the best use of energy efficiency measures, allowing companies and communities to take advantage of education tools they may not have access to otherwise.

Energy University is available on-demand anytime at www.MyEnergyUniversity.com.

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