Enel and Planet Smart Sign Agreement to Enhance Smart Homes in Underprivileged Communities

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 02/03/2021 at 11:32

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The Goal of Enel and Planet Smart is to Bring More Technology and Better Living Conditions to Underprivileged Families

Planet Smart City, in partnership with Enel X, a division of the Enel Group dedicated to innovative energy services, has reached an agreement to improve housing in underserved areas with smart homes. The goal is to bring more technology and better living conditions to families in these areas.

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Here in Brazil, Enel X will provide “Internet of Things” (IoT) products and services, including smart public lighting and other smart home devices. The ambitious plan of the two companies is to build 44,500 homes by 2025.

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With the help of YouUrban, a strategic platform used by Enel X in smart cities, Planet will have full access to data-driven analyses to learn more about the interactions between solutions and residents, seeking to strengthen community engagement in the project.

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“The goal is to collaborate with the most innovative and dynamic organizations in the market, and I believe we have done that in our partnership with Enel X. This agreement will help us elevate the quality of life for our residents, whether through smart public lighting poles or services that improve the lives of residents. I look forward to working with the Enel X team and sharing our vision for living in a more sustainable and intelligent way,” said Planet Smart City Global CEO Giovanni Savio.

According to Carlos Eduardo Cardoso, Head of e-City Brazil: “this partnership is an important milestone for Enel X, as it introduces the project’s needs with intelligent solutions that make daily life easier. One of the proposals will be to have customized options for housing development, offering all available technological solutions, such as solar energy systems and charging points for electric cars in the garage.”

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