Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, has relocated its Nairobi office to The Purple Tower along Mombasa Road, marking an exciting new chapter for its operations in Kenya and the wider East African region. The company officially opened the new premises on February 16, 2026.
Situated on the 10th floor, the new office has been purpose‑built to foster collaboration, innovation, and stronger engagement with customers and partners. The move reflects Schneider Electric’s long‑term commitment to East Africa as a strategic growth hub, driven by rising demand for energy‑efficient solutions, industrial automation, and digital transformation technologies.
Speaking during the launch, Ifeanyi Odoh, Country President, Schneider Electric East Africa, emphasized the importance of the region to the company’s strategy: “Kenya is one of the most dynamic and forward‑looking regions in East Africa, and this new office symbolizes our belief in its potential. By creating a space designed for innovation and high performance, we are positioning our teams to set the pace for the region and shape the future of sustainable energy,” he said.
Kenya continues to play a central role in Schneider Electric’s regional vision, supported by strong economic growth, a dynamic private sector, and a fast‑evolving energy landscape. The new Nairobi office will function as a regional hub for operations, technical expertise, customer support, and partner engagement.
The workspace aligns with Schneider Electric’s mission to accelerate digitalisation and sustainability across industries, and it is designed to enable teams to develop, showcase and deliver integrated solutions across energy management.
With this relocation, Schneider Electric reinforces its belief in East Africa’s potential and signals its readiness to support customers, partners, and communities with the next generation of sustainable energy technologies.
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