<p style="text-align: center;"><img src="/ueditor/php/upload/image/20250827/1756302784546976.png" title="1756302784546976.png" alt="5.png"/></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><span style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px;">Schneider Electric is launching a multi-year initiative to build an AI-based ecosystem for sustainability and energy management. At the heart of the initiative is the new Agentic AI technology—intelligent software that acts independently or in collaboration with customers and consultants, analyzes complex environments, and adapts in real time. Unlike traditional software, Agentic AI is designed to proactively take on tasks, marking the shift toward an AI-native, agent-based software system. The new system serves as a strategic control center that transforms fragmented sustainability measures into intelligent, connected processes. AI agents work closely with specialists and existing systems to continuously achieve better results. “Our vision is collaborative intelligence—agent-based AI that works alongside human experts as a true digital teammate,” explains Steve Wilhite, president of sustainability business at Schneider Electric. “This technology enables us to achieve a multiplier effect: complex data analysis and tasks are automated, allowing our customers to focus on strategic initiatives and innovation—the levers that deliver real impact. This is a fundamental shift in how organizations can accelerate their path to energy transition and decarbonization.” “Agent-based AI is only as powerful as the expertise that underpins it,” emphasizes Amy Cravens, research director, sustainability and ESG Software at International Data Corporation (IDC). “With deep consulting expertise, Schneider Electric is developing a system that helps companies overcome complex challenges and make sustainability measurable.”</span></p>