Schneider Electric | IntenCity: State-of-the-Art Regional Headquarters
The IBcon Smart Building Best Practice Showcase is an annual event held at the Realcomm | IBcon conference where real estate leaders present their most innovative, technology driven commercial and corporate real estate projects. These projects demonstrate leading-edge technologies and vision for intelligent and adaptive design that is transforming the next generation of IT-enabled real estate. The Weekly News Briefing will feature a unique Showcase project each week.
IntenCity is Schneider Electric’s flagship building that serves as a beacon of sustainability and example of what is possible for buildings of the future. The building is all electric, all digital and is designed to use 10 times less energy than average European buildings. Equipped with photovoltaic panels, wind turbines, and on-site energy storage, IntenCity is energy autonomous. Through a unique microgrid partnership, this energy is also shared with neighboring buildings and the city of Grenoble, France. The site showcases data-driven design and build: hyper-efficient, fully flexible and human-centric.
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