Japanese electronics company Panasonic has joined forces with energy management company Schneider Electronic to market an energy management system for commercial buildings that will help cut energy consumption and increase building efficiency. The new system, called the Energy Management System (EMS), is designed specifically for use in industrial buildings, where it can be installed on a variety of different types of buildings. Users will be able to adjust temperatures and lights to conserve energy.
Japanese electronics company Panasonic has joined forces with energy management company Schneider Electronic to market an energy management system for commercial buildings that will help cut energy consumption and increase building efficiency. The solution will link the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system from Panasonic with Schneider’s existing system, allowing access to core building systems. Users will be able to adjust temperatures and lights to conserve energy.