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Schneider Electric Foundation - Access to Energy Program is sponsored by Schneider Electric Foundation. The Schneider Electric Foundation aims to contribute to the development of people and societies through education, innovation, awareness-raising, and vocational training related to energy. Their 'Access to Energy' program focuses on training for social and business development in this field.
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