Siemens Energy

Nuclear fusion has been a long-cherished dream pursued for decades. We are excited to collaborate with Marvel Fusion to advance research that could one day provide sustainable energy for future generations.

It's #flashbackfriday again! Today, we’re excited to highlight our Duisburg site in Germany, a cornerstone of innovation since 1862. The evolution of our compressors has been remarkable, transforming from early engineering marvels to today’s cutting-edge technology. Our commitment to excellence has stood the test of time. Did you know? In the early days, there was a bar just across the street from the factory. When workers received their pay, their wives often waited at the gate to ensure that the money didn’t go straight to the bar! Talk about teamwork! 🍻💰 Now, let’s test your knowledge! 🧠💡 What year did Siemens Energy start producing turbocompressors in Duisburg? A) 1908 B) 1929 C) 1955 Drop your answer in the comments below! 👇 We’ll reveal the correct answer next week, so stay tuned!

Like many other countries, Ireland’s 🇮🇪 grid gets its inertia from conventional power plants. But with the country set to phase out coal-fired power generation in favor of renewables, what steps are actually being taken? At the Moneypoint power plant, the first step was for us to install a synchronous condenser to allow the power station to continue to provide the necessary grid stability once its coal-fired turbines are shut down. The synchronous condenser at Moneypoint provides a low-carbon alternative, helping to transform the station to a cleaner, greener energy hub 💚

Friday Fact: What's the missing number in this fact...? 👇 It takes diverse, global teams to shape the future of the energy sector. By integrating expertise from across the Middle East, Europe and North America, we have developed a Direct Air Carbon Capture (DAC) Demo Unit for Saudi Aramco, with a CO₂ capture capacity of ❓❓ tons per year. So what’s the missing number of CO₂ capture capacity? Let us know in the comments below.

Explore at DISTRIBUTECH how to shape the power grid of tomorrow – resilient, secure and digital. We’ll address key challenges like extreme weather, renewable integration, and aging assets, while showcasing how grid digitalization and AI can optimize our existing infrastructure. 

We’ve just flipped the switch on a game-changer! ⚡BASF’s new 54-megawatt electrolyzer in Ludwigshafen is now operational, poised to produce up to 8,000 tons of green hydrogen each year. By integrating this innovative technology into BASF’s operations, we’re enhancing sustainability and paving the way for a regional hydrogen economy. Together, we’re not just imagining a sustainable future—we’re actively building it, one molecule at a time!

Welcome to our bi-weekly #FlashbackFriday, where we revisit significant moments in our history! Today, we take a quick nostalgic journey back to the heart of Nuremberg, where our transformer plant has contributed greatly to innovation and progress in energy transition. This iconic facility produces power transformers that energize the renewable energy grid. 🌟 Now it’s time for you to guess 🌟 In which year did the facility produce the first European 100-kV transmission line? a. 1903 b. 1912 c. 1917 Comment below with your answer! #OldButGold

On International Women’s Day we celebrate all our colleagues who are working hard to to make a difference. 🙌

📱 We’re passing the phone… and the appreciation! This Employee Appreciation Day, we’re celebrating the incredible colleagues who inspire, support, and uplift us every day. Who would you pass the phone to?

So many gas turbines in one place! 👀 Our logistics team recently took a visit to the Wallman Terminal at the Port of Hamburg where there are currently no less than twelve gas turbines, manufactured in Berlin, waiting to be shipped to destinations all over the world. We are committed to fostering strong partnerships that drive innovation and efficiency for the energy sector.