- All-in-one solution for distribution network transparency provides new
levels of visibility and control for the most resilient and secure power grids
- Unparalleled transparency delivers customers enhanced operational
efficiency, improved reliability, and cost savings
- SICAM Enhanced Grid Sensor forms part of the Electrification X offering, a
key component of the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio
Siemens Smart Infrastructure has delivered to the market an essential solution for
accelerating a successful energy transition - the SICAM Enhanced Grid Sensor
(EGS), designed to address the key challenge of distribution network transparency
for grid operators. With only 22 percent of citywide smart grids deemed to be mature
or advanced according to respondents in the recent Infrastructure Transition
Monitor, the new solution will play a pivotal role in digitalizing distribution grids,
enabling grid operators to achieve full network transparency.
- Siemens ranked
as a leader in the inaugural Verdantix report “Green Quadrant: Building
Decarbonization Consulting”
- Building X, part of Siemens Xcelerator, highlighted as
comprehensive digital suite for building energy performance
- Building X, backed by Siemens’ extensive energy
expertise, supports customers on their digital transformation and
sustainability journey
Siemens
Smart Infrastructure has been named as one of the leaders for building
decarbonization consulting by the independent research and advisory firm
Verdantix. The recently launched report “Green Quadrant: Building Decarbonization
Consulting 2024” found that Siemens’ Building X provides a comprehensive
digital suite for building energy performance, backed by energy expertise,
helping customers achieve their sustainability goals.
- America’s Cup team uses Siemens Xcelerator software to create a digital
twin to simulate hydraulics and aeronautic systems of the yacht in the water
through virtual and immersive experiences
Siemens Digital Industries Software announced today that the Orient Express
Racing Team is using the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio of industry software to aid in
preparation for upcoming 37th America’s Cup and to gain competitive advantage.
- Siemens subsidiary Alpha Verteilertechnik in Cham, Germany, offers green SIVACON 8MF1 control cabinet series
- Green steel enclosures are made of scrap metal, produced with renewable energy from wind power
- Results in 70 percent lower CO₂ emissions compared to conventional steel
- New enclosure supports Siemens’ sustainability targets
Siemens Smart Infrastructure, through its German subsidiary Alpha Verteilertechnik, has launched the latest addition to its line of sustainable electrical products. Now, besides conventional control cabinets, customers globally can purchase its SIVACON 8MF1 industrial control cabinet series, made with 100 percent scrap metal sourced from reputable suppliers in Europe and manufactured using wind power. The move supports Siemens’ sustainability goals in the areas of decarbonization and resource efficiency, outlined within its DEGREE framework, with the company following a 1.5°C science-based decarbonization target.
- Gridscale X supports Transmission System Operators (TSOs) to operate grids closer to their physical limits, and deal with complexity of energy transition
- Siemens to release two new Gridscale X software products at CIGRE Paris Session 2024 from 25-30 August, “Gridscale X Protection Data Manager” and “Gridscale X Dynamic Line Rating”
- Gridscale X software is part of Siemens Xcelerator, enabling customers to accelerate their digital transformation easier, faster, and at scale
Siemens will release two new products as part of its Gridscale X portfolio at CIGRE Paris Session next week. The new Gridscale X software will enable power utilities, in particular Transmission System Operators (TSOs), to accelerate the energy transition by paving the way towards more flexible and autonomous grid management.
- Supplemental scope to design, supply, install, test, and commission power supply system for Cross Island Line
- Third order for Siemens Mobility on the Cross Island Line, following the orders for the Overhead Catenary Rigid Power Supply system and Trainguard MT CBTC signaling systems and full-height platform screen doors
Siemens Mobility has been appointed by the
Singapore Land Transport Authority to lead a consortium with Concord
Corporation Pte Ltd for the design, supply, installation, testing, and
commissioning of the power supply system for Singapore's eighth and newest Mass
Rapid Transit system, the Cross Island Line. The contract value of the
consortium has a volume of approximately 270 million Euros.
Messe Berlin, hub 27, Booth 230, and outdoor area,
September 24th to September 27th, 2024, in Berlin.
- Run MyVirtual Machine available for Sinumerik 828D
- Redesigned operating concept Sinumerik 828D MCP (Machine Control Panel)
- Better connectivity, greater sustainability, and higher cybersecurity
In
the spirit of its motto "Accelerate transformation for a sustainable
tomorrow," Siemens is presenting new hardware and software for the
Sinumerik 828D CNC controller at this year's AMB in Stuttgart. The Sinumerik
828D is specifically designed for the compact and mid-range machine market. The
new PPU271.5, PPU270.5, PPU290.5, and PU272.5 processor units and the
redesigned Sinumerik 828D MCP (Machine Control Panel) operating concept offer a
wide range of functions and options that increase the productivity, sustainability,
and efficiency of manufacturing processes.
- Siemens Mobility’s digital ecosystem
approach, allowing data from different sources to be integrated via APIs, leads
to more capacity and energy reduction
- Innovation
within train procurement: Mireo Smart and Smart Train Lease
- Presenting
the high-speed train Velaro for Egypt
- Siemens Mobility is showcasing its innovations
and solutions in hub27 at booth 230 and in the outdoor exhibition area
Siemens
Xcelerator’s unveiling at InnoTrans 2022 signaled the advent of a truly open
ecosystem for seamless digital collaboration. At InnoTrans 2024, Siemens
Mobility will showcase the rail industry’s huge potential to reduce society’s
overall carbon footprint, with digitalization as a key enabler. This includes optimizing
maintenance, maximizing the use of existing infrastructure, and providing
solutions for seamless travel. One of the biggest barriers to a full-hearted
adoption of digitalization, however, is vast quantities of data locked in
closed systems. The answer lies in accessing these data via standardized
application programming interfaces (APIs) and connecting them with AI-driven
analysis and evaluation tools. As a leading provider of technology, Siemens
Mobility has identified around 100 APIs within the rail ecosystem and has already
fully developed a dozen of them.