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Schneider Electric pads up to enter electric charging business in India

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Jyoti Mukul New Delhi
French multinational company Schneider Electric is looking at expanding its footprint in micro grid and power solutions for electric transport in India, the largest market for decentralised power. The company has sold 3 million e-charging systems globally.

“We are looking at the way we can connect people with no access to energy with relevant solar home systems and electric systems. This will enable them to access electricity. These are solutions we are offering in India since it is the most advanced place for such off-grid systems,” said Luc Remont, executive vice-president, international operations, Schneider Electric.

The company is developing these technologies at

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