Schneider Electric has embarked on a mission to equip youths for a sustainable energy future with a commitment to train one million individuals in energy management and industrial automation by 2025. [ad]Access to Education Coordinator, Schneider Electric, Nigeria, Funmilayo Olakitan, said the initiative is in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), noting that according to United Nations, more than 1.8 billion people aged between 10- and 24-years account for 1-in-6 people worldwide, and almost 90 per cent of them live in developing countries.
Schneider Electric has embarked on a mission to equip youths for a sustainable energy future with a commitment to train one million individuals in energy management and industrial automation by 2025.Schneider Electric has embarked on a mission to equip youths for a sustainable energy future with a commitment to train one million individuals in energy management and industrial automation by 2025.
Therefore, there is an urgency to equip young people with relevant and upgradable skills to become the next generation of energy leaders.
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