Huawei's new “Smart Energy Innovation Centre” is located at its European Research Institute in Nuremberg, Germany. It aims to show a variety of solutions including the datacentre, telecom power, smart PV, and intelligent energy management system solutions.
Through physical objects, interactions, and real environment tests visitors can experience Huawei's intelligent network energy management. Tests and demos of UPSs in different service scenarios are displayed onsite: customers can, for example, see smart converged modular data centres and smart PV. In addition, the Smart Energy Innovation Centre has room for smart development and product convergence for future solutions.
Fang Liangzhou (above), VP of Huawei Network Energy, said at the oening ceremony that:"The next two or three decades will be a critical period for the digital economy as ICT continues to play a pivotal role in the transformation. Two examples of this include the National Broadband Plan in Europe and Industry 4.0 in Germany which have lead the ICT development and the global digitisation trend. Huawei has always considered the European market to be hugely important, and has invested huge amounts in R&D and substantial marketing efforts in Europe.”
The “Smart Energy Innovation Centre” in Nuremberg is the latest investment towards digital transformation and is an embodiment of Huawei's European propositions as well as a bridge to exchange ideas across Europe, he says. “It enhances Huawei's cooperation with the European industry and academic circles and provides a platform with an open ecosystem for mutual learning and experience sharing between customers and consulting organisations across industries."