- Siemens Energy and GIL Automation to improve local content in
Nigeria
- Improving technology and skills transfer, through training and project
collaboration
- Leveraging Siemens Energy’s Rotating Equipment Workshop in Port
Harcourt
Siemens Energy has signed an agreement with GIL Automation to boost
the development of local content in Nigeria, in the form of training, skill
developments and joint project execution, at the Siemens Energy
Rotating Equipment Workshop in Port Harcourt.
- Siemens Energy to supply reliable power to community of more than
30,000 homes in Saudi Arabia’s capital city Riyadh
- One of the largest transmission contracts in the country
Siemens Energy will strengthen the
transmission network in Saudi Arabia’s capital, Riyadh, bringing power to more
than 30,000 homes in ROSHN’s first residential community in Riyadh, which spans
across 20 million
square meters.
- TIP graduates complete fully
funded 9-month certification program
- Graduates are now “Master
Trainers” in vocational training
The Egyptian German Technical Academy (EGT
Academy) graduated its first group of Certified Master Trainers from the Trainer Incubator Programme (TIP). This programme is part
of the Strategic Alliance between Siemens Energy in Egypt and Deutsche
Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit- (GIZ) Egypt, implemented on
behalf of the German Government in the framework of its commitment to Egypt’s
economic development.
- 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.
- Project set to advance energy
transformation and sustainable development goals through carbon-neutral LNG
production serviced by a carbon-neutral natural gas transmission line
- Expected to reduce global
greenhouse gas emissions by 28 million tons per year: the annual equivalent of
taking up to 7 million gasoline powered vehicles off the road
- Siemens Energy and Symbio
Infrastructure will also explore a path towards the production of green
hydrogen as another energy transition fuel
Symbio Infrastructure (“Symbio”) and Siemens
Energy announced today that they have entered into an agreement whereby Siemens
Energy will provide engineering services, comprehensive lifecycle equipment and
technology solutions, and further carbon emission footprint reduction solutions
for Symbio’s subsidiary GNL Quebec’s carbon-neutral Énergie Saguenay liquefied
natural gas (“LNG”) project in Quebec, as well as Symbio’s subsidiary Gazoduq’s
carbon-neutral natural gas transmission line project between Ontario and
Quebec.
- Reliability of added power generation will help Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) meet the
growing energy needs of the community as part of its Power with Purpose initiative
- Quick-start modern turbine design helps reduce start-up emissions over traditional systems
- Natural gas turbines, capable of running on 30% hydrogen and biodiesel in support of future
technology advancements, offer backup power that will enable the further integration of
renewable energy into OPPD’s portfolio
Siemens Energy announced today that Siemens Energy will provide two SGT6-5000F turbines to
power Omaha Public Power District’s (OPPD) new Turtle Creek Station Peaking Plant in Papillion,
Nebraska. The simple cycle turbine facility will be used to modernize back up generation in OPPD’s
fleet, which means that the plant will run only as needed to provide a resilient and reliable source of
electricity for the community. The turbines offer the ability to run on up to 30% hydrogen and
biodiesel in support of future technology advancements. They also offer a fast start time and low
emissions while helping to rapidly stabilize transmissions system to adjust for the variable output of
solar generation.
- Framework agreement for construction and upgrade of substations in Southern Norway
- Norway is a front-runner in phasing out climate-harming gases in power transmission
- Siemens Energy’s vacuum interrupter technology in combination with clean air insulation
reaches almost 6-million hours of commercial operation
Siemens Energy and Norwegian distribution system operator Lyse Elnett signed a framework
agreement to strengthen the Norwegian power grid. Under this agreement, Siemens Energy will
provide services and transmission products for various substations in the Sør-Rogaland region in
Southern Norway. By constructing new substations and modernizing existing ones, Lyse Elnett not
only rises to the challenges of increasing energy demand and the volatile feed-in of renewables: the
framework agreement also stipulates that Lyse Elnett can, over time, fulfill its objective of more
environmentally friendly power transmission by eliminating fluorinated gases (F-gases) in their
substations.
Effective September 1st, 2021, Dr. Robert
McAnally will be appointed Senior Vice President Treasury & Corporate
Finance for Siemens Energy. He will report directly to Chief Financial Officer
Maria Ferraro. Dr. Mark Roemer will leave the company by mutual agreement by
the end of the year and will support the onboarding of his successor in an
advisory role.
- 100% virtual event takes
place between the 22nd and 24th of June
- Nine scenarios and trends
panels to drive energy transformation in Latin American and Caribbean countries
- Conference will feature
members of the executive board of Siemens Energy, as well as representatives of
the private sector, associations and government ministers from the region
One
of the biggest – and increasingly urgent – challenges
of the millennium for companies from different sectors is to maintain their
economic growth, meet their energy needs and, at the same time, fight climate
changes that threaten the planet. With the mission to discuss these and other
important topics that will define the energy sector in the near future, Siemens
Energy organizes the “Energy Week Latin America”, a digital conference that
takes place between June 22nd and 24th.