
ENERGY
Schneider Electric Pakistan hosted Partnership of the Future – Lahore, bringing together contractors, consultants, distributors, retailers, resellers, home builders, and strategic partners dedicated to advancing Pakistan’s energy and digital transformation. The event highlighted the power of collective action and cross-industry collaboration in driving sustainable progress nationwide.
The gathering featured the official unveiling of the Vivace E Series, a contemporary wiring devices range engineered to elevate modern living through simplicity, durability, and purposeful design. This launch reflects Schneider Electric’s ongoing commitment to advancing electrification and enhancing user experience in homes and buildings.
Aligned with Schneider Electric’s ambition to serve Pakistan as the Energy Technology Partner, the event reinforced a shared vision for enabling smarter, more resilient, and more sustainable communities through trusted technology and a strong ecosystem of collaboration.
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