Siemens Energy has concluded a status report analyzing quality problems at the onshore platforms 4.X and 5.X of its wind power subsidiary Siemens Gamesa following the ad hoc release of June 22.
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has successfully placed subordinated mandatory convertible notes with an
aggregate principal amount of EUR 960 million. The notes will be convertible
into newly issued or already existing registered no-par value shares of the
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- The industrial-scale facility will produce green biochemicals without the use of fossil-based raw
materials
- The biorefinery will be the first industrial-scale facility of its type ever built
- Siemens Energy will provide the entire electrification, automation, and digitalization (EAD)
solution as well as deliver a complete digital twin
The Finnish company UPM-Kymmene selected Siemens Energy to supply electrification, automation,
and digitalization (EAD) packages for a next-generation biorefinery currently under construction in
Leuna, Germany.
- Scope includes two compression trains driven
by SGT-750 industrial gas turbines with dry-low emissions (DLE) combustion
systems
- Commissioning of
the trains slated for late 2021
Siemens
Energy was selected by engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC)
company, Enter Engineering Pte. Ltd., to supply two low-emission compression
trains for Phase I of the Gazli Underground Gas Storage (UGS) project in the Bukhara region of
Uzbekistan. The two trains will help extract up to 20 million standard cubic
meters per day (MMSm3/d) of stored gas in the Gazli field and
pressurize it for transportation by pipeline to domestic users in Uzbekistan
and export to China. The project marks
an essential step in helping the region sustainably meet domestic energy demand.
- Siemens Energy was awarded an engineering procurement construction (EPC) contract from
MISC Berhad for the supply of eight complete topside modules for a floating production, storage,
and offloading (FPSO) vessel
- The FPSO will operate in an oil field offshore South America and is scheduled for start-up in 2024
Siemens Energy was awarded a topside EPC contract by MISC Berhad for eight complete topside
modules that will provide sustainable, efficient, and environmentally friendly power generation,
transmission, and distribution, as well as gas processing and compression aboard an FPSO that will
operate offshore South America starting in 2024.
- Seven key actions enable a sustainable energy future
- Carbon-neutrality is paramount for the long-term economic prosperity of the region
- Event partners included German Chambers of Commerce Abroad, Asia-Pacific Hydrogen
Association, Global Manufacturing and Industrialization Summit, Masdar, and Siemens Gamesa
- More than 2,500 participants joined in the virtual discussions over two days.
Regional and global business leaders, policy makers and government representatives throughout the
energy sector convened at the Asia Pacific Energy Week to discuss regional challenges and
opportunities. Themed ‘Shaping the Energy of Tomorrow’, the 2-day virtual event held from March 9
to 10, 2021 saw more than 2,500 participants actively engage in the discussions, opinion polls and
questions. The primary objective focused on fostering an ecosystem of collaboration and co-creation
between stakeholders to help meet the world’s sustainability goals, boost economic growth, create
new jobs and industries, improve human welfare and attain carbon neutrality by 2050.