Grundfos, one of the world’s leading companies in energy-efficient water solutions, has announced the launch of the Grundfos Intelligent Experience Centre (GIEC) in Chennai, India. The centre marks a significant milestone in the company’s commitment to innovation, sustainability and customer-centric transformation across the water ecosystem.

Designed as an immersive, state-of-the-art platform demonstrating technology-enabled water solutions, GIEC illustrates the complete journey of water, from intake and treatment to distribution, industrial processing, cooling, wastewater transfer and reuse. It highlights how Grundfos’ advanced pumps, digital solutions, smart controllers and monitoring technologies enhance efficiency, resilience and measurable sustainability outcomes across industries, buildings, utilities and homes.

GIEC has been established as a platform for live demonstrations, application optimisation, customer engagement, solution mapping and industry-wide knowledge exchange. By replicating real-world water flows across Industry, Commercial Buildings, Domestic Buildings and Water Utility segments, the centre enables visitors to observe how intelligent solutions support reliability, cost efficiency and operational performance.

Visitors can engage with a range of applications and operational needs, gaining insight into the breadth of sustainable solutions offered by Grundfos. This enables organisations to optimise their energy and water footprint and support more sustainable operations across sectors.

Positioned as a flagship capability centre for India, GIEC will support stakeholders including end-users, OEMs, policymakers, consultants, contractors, facility managers and sustainability leaders. The facility is designed to help them make informed, future-ready decisions through transparent performance insights.

“When innovation, sustainable design, and digital management converge, the impact is significant and meaningful. This approach is at the core of Grundfos’ business, and through our Grundfos Intelligent Experience Centre (GIEC) at Chennai, we will be able to demonstrate our ability to play a defining role in India’s transition towards smarter and more resilient water systems,” said Usha Subramaniam, Country President (India), Grundfos.

With India at the forefront of global industrial transformation, GIEC supports the country’s accelerating shift towards circularity, decarbonisation, water efficiency and digitalisation. Built to facilitate collaboration, the centre enables industries to reduce water waste, lower energy consumption and enhance system reliability through intelligent, adaptive pumping solutions.