- Siemens to deliver grid control software to DB Energie
- Spectrum Power 7 software system supports a safe and efficient power supply for the German railway network
- Improves handling of increasing network complexity, anomalies and security threats, whilst enabling optimized ease of use for operators
Siemens Smart Infrastructure will supply DB Energie
with software for modernizing network operations. DB Energie, responsible for
supplying energy to trains, railroad facilities and real estate across Germany,
will replace its existing grid management system Spectrum Power 4 with the
upgraded Spectrum Power 7 – part of Siemens Xcelerator.
- CPFL Energia Group (Companhia Paulista de Força e Luz) distributors must modernize 1.6 million smart meters for residential customers by 2029
- The project aims to digitalize the electricity sector and proactively meet regulatory demands
- Siemens Gridscale X Meter Data Management (MDM) software will be used to ensure reliable power supply to approximately 400,000 consumers per year
Siemens Smart Infrastructure and CPFL Energia, one of the largest energy distributors in Brazil, have joined forces to transform the Brazilian electricity sector with a new smart metering project. The initiative will be one of the most ambitious of its kind in Brazil to date, replacing around 1.6 million conventional meters with smart meters in the state of São Paulo by 2029.
- Reactive Technologies will use proprietary technology as well as Siemens’ Gridscale X software to enhance visibility of grid stability challenges
- System optimizes power inertia and system strength measurement
- Offer is designed to meet growing demand for enhanced network studies, precise grid modelling, and improved grid operations and planning
Siemens Smart Infrastructure will
partner with Reactive Technologies, a leading Grid Enhancing Technologies (GETS)
company, to accelerate the energy transition. Reactive Technologies will
incorporate Siemens’ Gridscale X transmission planning software, PSS®E, to
support the transition to a resilient, low-carbon power grid future.
- University of East London (UEL) extends Siemens strategic partnership to design and deliver a water source heat pump situated in the River Thames
- Project will fully decarbonize UEL’s Library and Royal Docks Centre for Sustainability buildings, saving 258 tons of CO₂ per year
- UEL aims to generate the lowest carbon emissions per student nationally by 2026 and is on track to achieve its 2030 net zero targets
The University of East London (UEL) is
extending its strategic partnership with Siemens Smart Infrastructure in a
contract that will see the business design and install a Water Source Heat Pump
(WSHP) to help power its net zero campus of the future. The new WSHP is set to
be the largest fitted at any university in the UK and will power the
university’s Docklands Campus Library and Royal Docks Centre for Sustainability
buildings, replacing existing gas boilers.
- Highlights potential for system integrators, installers and original equipment manufacturers to drive sustainability impact for any building
- Central innovations for small and mid-sized buildings will be Wireless Plug and Play Automation bundle and Connect Box IoT solution
- Desigo system to be showcased as comprehensive building management system for high-performing buildings across industries
- Tech on display to also include Building X platform and cloud offerings, providing the basis for all types of buildings
Under the motto “Technology to transform buildings”,
Siemens Smart Infrastructure will present a broad range of innovative and easy-to-deploy
building products and systems for integrators, installers and original equipment
manufacturers at this year’s ISH 2025. The leading trade fair for the Heating,
Ventilation, Air Conditioning and water industry is taking place from 17 to 21
March 2025 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Showcases will feature technology for
all types of buildings. These range from small to mid-sized real estate with a
focus on digital transformation to high-performing buildings where enhancing
energy efficiency and cybersecurity are the main priority.
- Siemens’ first residual current circuit breaker with recycled materials and identical performance and quality
- High-performance TECHNYL® 4EARTH® composed of 50 percent recycled content, including chemically recycled PA6 from various post-industrial and post-consumer sources such as fibers and textile filaments, as well as glass reinforcement
- Material is also UL certified, guaranteeing its quality and safety standards
Siemens Smart Infrastructure and DOMO Chemicals, a
leading provider of sustainable polyamide solutions, today announced a
significant milestone in their joint effort to promote sustainable practices in
the electrical industry. DOMO Chemicals has successfully developed and
validated a new, high-performance TECHNYL® 4EARTH® polyamide 6 (PA6) material
to be used for Siemens applications, which incorporates recycled content and
advanced flame-retardant technology.
- Siemens receives order from Aral pulse to monitor and control charging infrastructure in real-time at 300 Aral electric charging stations in Germany
- Dynamic load management for more than 3,000 ultra-fast chargers enables optimized energy supply
- Open and scalable IoT platform Electrification X can connect electrical systems regardless of location and manufacturer
Siemens
Smart Infrastructure has been awarded a five-year contract by Aral pulse to
deploy Electrification X from the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio for its Aral e-mobility
brand. Using Electrification X allows Aral pulse to centrally operate, optimize
and secure Aral charging stations with ultra-fast electric vehicle charging technology.
- 73
charging points to support Autolinee Toscane’s zero-emission bus fleet in
Tuscany
- 120
IPLANET sites to be equipped with 300-400 kW Siemens chargers and renewable
energy integration technology
- Proven
expertise in eBus and eTruck charging supports the transition to sustainable
transport
Siemens eMobility has been selected as the technology partner
for two major electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure projects in Italy.
Partnering with Autolinee Toscane and IPLANET, Siemens eMobility is driving the
electrification of public transportation and the transformation of petrol
stations into strategic service areas, further advancing sustainable mobility
in the region.