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Schneider Electric has inaugurated its first manufacturing facility in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, marking a major milestone in strengthening U.S. operations. The 500,000+ sq. ft. facility, part of a larger two-phase campus expansion, underscores the company’s commitment to energy resilience, sustainability, and workforce development.

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Enhancing Energy Resilience and Infrastructure:
The new facility will manufacture custom power distribution products for sectors including data centers, industry, and infrastructure – serving major clients like the new Nissan Stadium. Its production capabilities include air-insulated and gas-insulated switchgear, as well as shielded solid insulation systems, all vital for enhancing energy reliability.

A Strategic Expansion for Innovation:
A second 540,000+ sq. ft. facility is already under construction, further advancing Schneider Electric’s goal to meet regional energy demands. “Accelerating innovation is essential to powering the future of AI, energy infrastructure, and efficient buildings,” said Aamir Paul, President of North America Operations, Schneider Electric.

Honoring Veterans and Workforce Commitment:
Coinciding with U.S. Veterans Day, the event celebrated more than 100 veteran employees and highlighted Schneider Electric’s new veteran hiring initiative. The company was also named a Gold Military Friendly Employer for 2026, recognizing its strong culture of veteran inclusion.

Statewide and National Impact:
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee praised the expansion, calling it “a testament to the strength of Tennessee’s workforce.” Schneider Electric’s network in the state – including facilities in Franklin and Smyrna — supports advanced manufacturing, R&D, and job creation across the region.

Sustainability and Global Leadership:
Globally, Schneider Electric employs 160,000 people across 100 countries and partners with 40% of Fortune 500 companies. The firm was recently ranked the World’s Most Sustainable Company 2025 by TIME Magazine and Statista, reaffirming its leadership in sustainable energy solutions.

Huawei Technologies hosted the 10th Huawei Connect Europe event in Madrid, bringing together global technical experts, industry leaders, and partners to explore how AI, 5G, and green technologies are shaping Europe’s dual digital and environmental transitions. Themed “All Intelligence, Greener Europe,” the event underscored Huawei’s commitment to technological innovation and sustainable growth across the continent.

Opening the conference, David Wang, Huawei’s Executive Director of the Board, highlighted how AI and intelligent technologies are transforming industries such as healthcare, education, manufacturing, and finance. He noted that by 2030, AI alone is expected to contribute US$22.3 trillion to the global economy, driving what he called a “faster-than-imagined intelligent world.”

Wang reaffirmed Huawei’s long-term dedication to Europe through its strategy “in Europe, for Europe.” Supported by R&D centers, innovation labs, and localized manufacturing, the company aims to empower European industries to achieve both digital excellence and environmental sustainability.

Operational Initiatives

Leo Chen, Huawei’s Senior Vice President and President of Enterprise Sales, emphasized the company’s three pillars for a more intelligent and sustainable Europe: technological innovation, partner ecosystems, and talent development.

Global Collaboration and Insights

The event featured distinguished speakers from academia, government, and industry, including Matías González Martín (Government of Spain), Ultan Mulligan (ETSI), Armin de Greiff (University Hospital Essen), and Pablo Pirles (Iberdrola | bppulse). Their participation reflected the growing intersection of public policy, technology, and sustainability in shaping Europe’s digital future.

Strategic Significance

Huawei Connect 2025 demonstrated the company’s role as a strategic enabler in Europe’s journey toward an AI-driven, carbon-neutral future. Through innovation, collaboration, and education, Huawei continues to strengthen its regional partnerships and foster sustainable digital transformation for industries and communities alike.

In a milestone for sustainable construction and transport, XCMG has officially delivered its XCA60_EV hybrid mobile crane to Mammoet, the world’s largest heavy-duty lifting company. This partnership not only reinforces both companies’ commitment to environmental innovation but also sets a new benchmark for green technology in Europe’s lifting industry.

Pioneering Sustainability in Heavy Lifting

The XCA60_EV stands as one of XCMG’s most advanced achievements in zero-emission innovation. Featuring a dual-power system, it can operate in fully electric mode for up to eight hours while maintaining a 60-tonne lifting capacity. The model’s intelligent control system optimizes torque distribution, achieving over 40% fuel savings compared to conventional cranes.

Industry Leaders Driving Green Innovation

“This delivery is more than a product handover—it’s a redefinition of what sustainable lifting can achieve,” said Zhen Li, President of XCMG Europe. Mammoet’s Global Head of Assets, Peter van Oostrom, added, “The XCA60_EV crane strengthens our mission to deliver eco-efficient lifting services and reduce carbon impact across all projects.”

Strategic Impact and Future Outlook

As the demand for low-emission machinery grows, this collaboration underscores a broader industry shift toward smart, clean, and energy-efficient operations. XCMG continues to lead in electric construction technology, while Mammoet’s investment aligns with its vision for a sustainable global logistics ecosystem.