- Siemens provides sustainable heating, cooling and ventilation solutions and thus, supports partners and customers in the decarbonization of buildings
- One of the highlights will include an energy efficient magnetic expansion valve, with which OEMs can gain up to 21% more heating capacity
- Also being showcased is a heat pump automation system as part of Siemens Xcelerator
At this year's Mostra Convegno Expocomfort (MCE) trade show, Siemens Smart Infrastructure will present a broad range of innovative and sustainable products, systems, and solutions for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) and installers to accelerate the decarbonization of real-estate. The global marketplace and event, that takes place from March 12 to 15 in Milan, Italy, brings together companies and industry experts from the heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR), renewable energy sources and energy efficiency fields.
- Siemens commissioned a study of 100 decision makers from the US and Canadian utility industry to understand how they are adapting to the surge in distributed energy resources (DERs)
- Findings indicate that limited visibility and understanding of DER behavior creates operational challenges and impacts grid performance
- Solutions such as distributed energy resource management systems (DERMS) exist, but data shows adoption to be slow
Siemens has released key insights into
how electric utilities in the United States and Canada are managing the rapid
adoption of behind the meter distributed energy resources (DERs) in its new
report “Seeing behind the meter: How electric utilities are adapting to the
surge in distributed energy resources.”
- Siemens has supplied 200 VersiCharge wallboxes and an intelligent charging management system to the Portuguese Infinity building
- The contract includes SICAM Dynamic Load Management, a solution to use grid capacity in an efficient way
- Hardware and software are part of Siemens Xcelerator, an open digital business platform that enables customers to accelerate their digital transformation
Siemens Smart Infrastructure has supplied and installed 200 VersiCharge wallboxes and an intelligent charging management
system to the Infinity building, one of the tallest residential sites in
Lisbon, Portugal.
- Italian distribution system operator (DSO), Areti, to use Siemens technology to forecast grid congestion and request flexibility on MV and LV grids
- Set of algorithms developed by Siemens for RomeFlex project enables the Roman DSO to use flexibility to make the grid smarter, more resilient and future-proof
- With the RomeFlex project, Areti and Siemens will build on the experience gained from the EU Platone project
Siemens and Roman DSO, Areti, have announced their collaboration on the
RomeFlex project, which starting today will test the ability to manage congestion and
voltage volatility across the stressed power grids of Italy's capital city.
- Decarbonization program targets significant energy savings and 50 percent CO2 reduction at over 15 HEINEKEN breweries and malt houses worldwide by 2025
- Supports HEINEKEN’s global Net Zero Production roadmap, which aims to reach net zero in Scope 1 and 2 by 2030 and net zero across the full value chain by 2040
- Five-year performance and monitoring service contract from Siemens to ensure ongoing project optimization
- Scalable solution designed using an energy digital twin will optimize heating and cooling requirements in production and packaging processes
HEINEKEN, the world's most international
brewer, has selected Siemens as a partner for its global Net Zero Production roadmap,
as part of HEINEKEN’s ambitions to reach net zero in Scopes 1 and 2 across all
production sites by 2030.*
- Heliox expands Siemens eMobility’s offering for the growing eBus and eTruck charging market, and for depot and fleet solutions
- Accelerates value creation in Siemens’ fast-growing eMobility business
- Adds attractive digitalization and software potential
Siemens AG
has completed the acquisition of Heliox, a technology leader in DC fast
charging solutions, serving eBus and eTruck fleets and passenger vehicles. Headquartered
in the Netherlands, Heliox employs approximately 330 people.
- Outokumpu to provide steel with a 93% lower carbon footprint for Siemens’ medium-voltage switchgear
- Takes delivery of towards-zero stainless steel at its Frankfurt switchgear factory
- Demonstrates clear commitment to the reduction of supply chain emissions
Underpinning its commitment to making
sustainability a key priority within its operations, Siemens Smart
Infrastructure has taken delivery of sustainable stainless steel at its
Frankfurt switchgear factory. Recognizing that the urgent need for
decarbonization and increased electrification requires sustainable solutions, Siemens
is committed to using sustainable steel for medium-voltage switchgear. With plans
to not only integrate the product at other locations but also to include
second-tier suppliers in this sustainable approach, Siemens is prioritizing
sustainability within its own operations, while also fostering a broader
network of environmentally conscious practices across its supply chain.
- New Building X offering enables remote monitoring and intervention, real-time notification, as well as efficient and predictive maintenance
- The Fire Apps – Fire Manager, Fire Connect – and Fire API are now available on Building X, part of Siemens Xcelerator
- Building X supports customers on their digital transformation and sustainability journey
Siemens Smart Infrastructure is expanding its fire safety offering on Building X through newly launched applications and an application programming interface (API) to increase transparency, decrease response time in case of incidents, and enhance maintenance processes for service providers. Building X is a digital building platform that supports customers to digitalize, manage, and optimize their building operations. This leads to an enhanced user experience, increased performance, and improved sustainability. It is part of Siemens Xcelerator, an open digital business platform that enables customers to accelerate their digital transformation easier, faster and at scale.
- Strategic partnership aims to optimize investment and technical grid planning for customers
- Cooperation addresses evolving needs of energy industry and supports transition to more sustainable future
- Complementary partnership is part of the Siemens Xcelerator ever-growing ecosystem of partners to accelerate digital transformation
Siemens Smart Infrastructure has today announced its collaboration with Copperleaf, a
Canadian-based provider of asset investment planning software, growing its existing
ecosystem of grid software partners. The strategic partnership aims to optimize investment
and technical grid planning for customers, including transmission system operators (TSOs)
and distribution system operators (DSOs), by combining the companies’ expertise. The shift
to a decarbonized energy future requires these organizations to adopt a holistic approach to
planning and optimization through strategic and operational considerations. The partnership
is part of the Siemens Xcelerator ever-expanding ecosystem of partners. Siemens
Xcelerator is an open digital business platform that enables customers to accelerate their
digital transformation easier, faster and at scale
- Aspern Smart City Research (“ASCR”) commissions Siemens to roll out new
low-voltage software, LV Insights® X, to aspern Seestadt in Vienna
- LV Insights® X, part of the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio, will enable ASCR to
create a digital twin of its distribution grid, enabling flexible network
management
- The new software could reduce power outages by 30 percent
Siemens continues to enable its customers globally to accelerate the energy transition, most
recently through the implementation of its low-voltage software to Aspern Smart City
Research (“ASCR”) in Vienna. Using Siemens’ next generation grid management software,
LV Insights® X, ASCR will be able to visualize the entire low-voltage network of aspern
Seestadt, a part of Vienna. aspern Seestadt is one of Europe's largest urban development
projects. With a digital twin, ASCR can identify critical segments, increase the usable
capacity of its grid, and integrate more renewable energy without additional grid expansion,
supporting their decarbonization efforts.