Schneider Electric and the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) Sign an MoU to Optimize Energy Uses and Performance

Schneider Electric and the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to provide the Saudi Electricity Company with high quality range of products and solutions especially designed for the utility market.

The MOU was signed by Country President of Schneider Electric, Najib AlNaim and the Executive Vice President of SEC for Distribution and customer services, Mansour Al-Qahtani. It aims at cooperating and providing valuable financing solutions to the Saudi Electricity company to improve and optimize energy performance in Saudi Arabia.

Under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Schneider Electric is committed to deliver its high quality range of equipment and solutions especially designed for SEC activities which includes generation, transmission and distribution of electrical power across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, provide services to different governmental, industrial, agricultural, commercial and residential sectors, and leveraging IoT to make life easier and collect real time information from the field to the enterprise level for asset management.

The agreement not only builds on an already productive relationship between Schneider Electric and SEC, it also offers additional energy management solutions to help reach the sustainability goals by reducing energy usage and improve safety, reliability, connectivity, and efficiency through comprehensive solutions that meet SEC needs and internship training for SEC fresh engineers.

“We are honored to have the opportunity to support Saudi Electricity Company in optimizing energy uses and performance. We have been partners for quite some time, and to know that we can add value on a big scale through our solutions is such an achievement. We are committed to serve the local market, specially the utility market with high-quality solutions to improve efficiency, safety and reliability,” said CEO of Schneider Electric, Jean Pascal Tricoire.

 “Our cooperation with Schneider Electric is not new, we have been working together to implement and develop different projects in the electric infrastructure sector. We are happy to extend our collaboration to reach maximum sustainability. Such active cooperation will provide the consumer with reliable, safe and efficient power resources and increase the local content of electric materials used in SEC projects as one of the most important objectives that the company has implemented for localizing power industry, in the light of the kingdom vision 2030,” said Al-Qahtani, the Executive Vice President of SEC.