Schneider Electric Brings Retail Energy and Store Infrastructure to Retail Show Australia 2026

August 21, 2026

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For retail businesses managing imports, inventory movements, and supplier networks, freight can quickly become a source of operational complexity. Delayed updates, fragmented documentation, and repeated communication between teams can affect planning, stock availability, and day-to-day decision-making.

Key solution areas include:

  • RFID and smart tagging solutions for improved inventory accuracy 
  • Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) systems for retail loss prevention 
  • Advanced security technologies to support safer store environments 
  • Inventory visibility and tracking solutions to enable smarter operations 

Schneider Electric Brings Retail Energy and Store Infrastructure to Retail Show Australia 2026

Much of retail transformation is focused on what customers see and experience. Behind the scenes, however, retailers are also managing increasingly complex networks of buildings, energy systems, assets and maintenance requirements.


For retailers operating across multiple locations, bringing these areas together can be critical to improving operational visibility, managing resources and maintaining consistent store performance across the portfolio.


Schneider Electric joins Retail Show Australia 2026 as the Retail Energy & Store Infrastructure Industry Partner, bringing this important area of store operations into the wider retail transformation conversation.


At Booth 380, visitors will be able to explore solutions including EcoStruxure Building Activate, Resource Advisor+, and other Schneider Electric technologies supporting retail energy and store infrastructure.


As retailers look beyond individual stores toward more connected and efficient networks, energy management, building performance and infrastructure are becoming an increasingly important part of store-level execution.

Visit Schneider Electric at Booth 380 at Retail Show Australia 2026 to explore how connected energy and infrastructure solutions can support modern retail operations.

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