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Schneider Electric Water Wastewater

Solutions
Schneider Electric’s integrated solutions make water and wastewater management efficient, reliable, and sustainable. From the smallest pumping station to the most complex treatment plant, we are dedicated to serving your requirements, and in turn, the needs of your community. Our solutions can help you save up to 30%in energy and design costs, which is good for the budget, and great for the environment.

The Schneider Electric Water Wastewater Competency Center (WWCC)
Because of our expertise and focus, we can deliver everything from world-class integrated system design, to ongoing service. We can help you exceed your requirements for sustainability and energy efficiency, site and data security, process control and optimization, lighting, demand response and renewable energy. With hundreds of trusted brands, such as Square D, we can help you make the most of your energy. Contact the WWCC

WWCC Workshops
In addition to providing top-of-the-line products, solutions, and services, the WWCC is also committed to providing you with local, face-to-face training on sustainability, energy management, automation and control, power quality, and a host of other topics that provide you with information that helps you reach your operational goals. Learn more about these free workshops and when one will be held in a city near you!

CONTACT INFORMATION

Schneider Electric

8001 Knightdale Boulevard

Knightdale, NC 27545

UNITED STATES

Phone: 770-792-4842

Contact: Mark Leinmiller

SCHNEIDER WATERONLINE RADIO

Schneider Electric Illustrates An Array Of Capabilities
Water Online's Kevin Westerling gets an overview of Schneider Electric's Water Wastewater Competency Center from Alan Hudson, followed by a demonstration of the company's EcoStruxure solution by Grant Van Hemert.

Mark Leinmiller of Schneider Electric’s Water Wastewater Competency Center talks about the integral role energy plays in water, and the many ways utilities can benefit from optimization, oversight, and automation.

Todd Schnick: We’re coming to you live, from Dallas, Texas. This is day two of AWWA ACE 2012 and Water Online Radio. I’m your host, Todd Schnick, joined by my colleague, Todd Youngblood. Todd, we’ve got lunch, and we’re ready to go for the next half of the day.

Todd Youngblood: Too much bunny food at lunch. We got there too late, and all the good stuff, all the meat got picked over. I don’t know what was left.

Todd Schnick: A lot of fellows in this hall. We were left with all the green stuff. That was no good, but we’re kicking off the afternoon section with a really exciting guest. I want to welcome Mark Leinmiller, who’s a segment manager for the Water Wastewater Competency Center for Schneider Electric. Welcome to the show, Mark.

Mark: Thank you very much.

 

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