International competition on Energy Solutions case Study

Updated on: Monday, March 12, 2012

Schneider Electric, an international energy management firm, announced the launch of the second edition of 'Go Green in the City', where candidates will present case studies focusing on energy solutions for cities.

The teams will be working in two with atleast one woman in the team, who will devise viable solutions for energy managementsectors critical to the city, such as home, university, retail, water and hospital. The best proposals should reconcile increased demand for energy, social progress and environmental protection.

The challenge will take place in nine countries which will also allow Schneider Electric to identify and bond with the future talents of the Group. Open to more than 90 selected universities; it will touch around 270,000 students and will lead to around 200 internship interviews within Schneider Electric for the most creative participants. The 25 best teams will be flown to Paris in June 2012 to compete in the final. Furthermore, the two winners will be offered jobs. For further details one can log onto www.gogreeninthecity.com

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