Schneider Electric Strengthens Alliance With Allied Engineers

11 Jun 2026 CW Team

As industries increasingly adopt connected technologies and automated operations, the need for efficient and resilient electrical infrastructure has grown. The partnership focuses on modernising power distribution systems with intelligent technologies designed to improve monitoring, enhance safety and optimise operational performance. The work includes deployment of modular panels, smart monitoring and digital services to enable condition-based maintenance and faster fault resolution across sites.

Across customer deployments, the collaboration has delivered measurable benefits. It has achieved a 60 per cent improvement in operational efficiency and a 30 per cent reduction in downtime through the deployment of PrismaSeT i panels, while EasyPact NW solutions have enabled a 30 per cent optimisation in panel space utilisation. These outcomes have helped organisations raise productivity and maintain compliance with evolving industry standards, according to company reporting on completed projects.

Amit Sharma, Vice President for Power Products and Digital Energy at Schneider Electric, said that the partner ecosystem is central to expanding adoption of intelligent and sustainable electrical solutions and that the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to delivering reliable, efficient and digitally enabled technologies to meet the changing needs of industrial and infrastructure customers. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Lucknow, Allied Engineers serves more than 100 customers across government, industrial, commercial and infrastructure sectors and operates as a licensed PrismaSeT i Panel Builder. Globally, Schneider Electric operates in more than 100 countries with a workforce of 160,000 employees and one million (mn) partners, offering intelligent electrical systems, automation architectures, digital services and sustainability advisory.

Schneider Electric has reinforced its long-standing association with Allied Engineers to support the deployment of intelligent, reliable and digitally enabled power distribution infrastructure across India's industrial, commercial and infrastructure sectors. The collaboration combines Schneider Electric's energy management and electrical distribution technologies with Allied Engineers' engineering, manufacturing, installation and commissioning expertise. The companies aim to help customers improve operational efficiency, system reliability and infrastructure performance while supporting growing demands for digitalisation and sustainability. As industries increasingly adopt connected technologies and automated operations, the need for efficient and resilient electrical infrastructure has grown. The partnership focuses on modernising power distribution systems with intelligent technologies designed to improve monitoring, enhance safety and optimise operational performance. The work includes deployment of modular panels, smart monitoring and digital services to enable condition-based maintenance and faster fault resolution across sites. Across customer deployments, the collaboration has delivered measurable benefits. It has achieved a 60 per cent improvement in operational efficiency and a 30 per cent reduction in downtime through the deployment of PrismaSeT i panels, while EasyPact NW solutions have enabled a 30 per cent optimisation in panel space utilisation. These outcomes have helped organisations raise productivity and maintain compliance with evolving industry standards, according to company reporting on completed projects. Amit Sharma, Vice President for Power Products and Digital Energy at Schneider Electric, said that the partner ecosystem is central to expanding adoption of intelligent and sustainable electrical solutions and that the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to delivering reliable, efficient and digitally enabled technologies to meet the changing needs of industrial and infrastructure customers. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Lucknow, Allied Engineers serves more than 100 customers across government, industrial, commercial and infrastructure sectors and operates as a licensed PrismaSeT i Panel Builder. Globally, Schneider Electric operates in more than 100 countries with a workforce of 160,000 employees and one million (mn) partners, offering intelligent electrical systems, automation architectures, digital services and sustainability advisory.

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