Siemens Energy

Natural gas plays a vital role in creating a healthy, sustainable, and reliable energy mix. Dig deeper into this topic by listening to the third episode of That Energy Show with Karim Amin and Christian Bruch. Check out the full episode on 🎧 YouTube and Spotify.

Precision meets passion, and a new chapter begins. 💜 Zita, the head of production for high-voltage switchgear at our Berlin factory, ensures that components are manufactured daily that keep the world’s energy flowing. Today, however, her story goes beyond engineering excellence - it’s about embracing milestones that matter. We know innovation starts with people. Every solution takes us a step closer to tomorrow's energy resilience. ▶️ Dive into her day and discover how #TeamPurple powers progress in the factory and in life.

Bzzzzzzzzzz... That’s the sound of humming power lines our team hears at the Daxlanden substation in Germany. Fully shutting down isn’t an option - this is one of Europe’s largest substations, vital for energy security. Modernizing it for our customer TransnetBW GmbH while fully operational means carefully timed line shutdowns, temporary setups, and dedicated colleagues working step by step over several years to meet future energy needs. 💡 What do you think is one of the most important safety rules when entering an operational substation?

🌍 We're celebrating International Volunteer Day with a look back to our first #Energy4Good Volunteer Week! To coincide with our 5th anniversary, our dedicated volunteers participated in 87 activities, including coastal cleanups, reforestation, and STEM workshops. ✅ 13,500 lives impacted 🌱 6,400 trees planted ♻️ Two tons of waste removed Volunteering strengthens our team and highlights our dedication to making a positive global impact. Through our new Energy4Good program, we focus on expanding opportunities in education, innovation, sustainability, and community support, especially after natural disasters. Are you ready to join us on this journey of giving back? 💪 #VolunteerDay

Living with an invisible disability means carrying a weight no one else sees. It does not mean inability, it means doing things differently, but not less. For individuals like Stephanie, their hidden #disability shapes them, challenges them and makes them who they are. On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we reaffirm that we are committed to creating a workplace where everyone feels seen, valued and supported. 💜

One of our hydrogen breakthrough projects won the Top Plant award by POWER magazine! 🏆 Our gas turbines installed at Braskem co-fire with 40 - 60% hydrogen and have operated with blends of up to 90%, moving us closer to 100% hydrogen capability by 2030. Advanced burner design and 3D printing made this possible, proving hydrogen can be the missing link for a greener energy future.

Securing a sustainable future isn’t just a goal, it’s our duty. In the third episode of 🎤 'That Energy Show', Christian Bruch and Karim Amin share how we’re accelerating technology deployment at an unprecedented pace, while ensuring a reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy system for generations to come. 🍀

✨ Every project is a journey, and Joo Hee is the one who makes it a success! As a project manager, she ensures that every challenge becomes an opportunity and every day feels different, full of purpose and possibility. 🌍💡 Because at #TeamPurple, we believe in turning ideas into impact — together. 💜

COP30 may be over, but our commitment to fight climate change and accelerate the energy transition has no end date. Tell us: what is your climate commitment? 🌎 https://lnkd.in/ea-z4hg2

Did you know China’s first hydroelectric power plant has a Siemens Energy connection? #FlashbackFriday back to 1910, where two German engineers traveled to Kunming, Southwest China, and joined hands with a group of determined Chinese pioneers to design and build the Shilongba Hydropower Station. Crossing mountains on horseback, together they sketched the first plans and developed China’s earliest hydropower industry teams. After 21 months of dedication, despite social unrest and even a temporary refuge in Vietnam, the plant came to life in 1912. Driven by a shared dream of bringing modern energy to the region, this achievement also laid the foundation for a century of energy innovation and international cooperation. Remarkably, one of the earliest generators can still operate today — a living symbol of this pioneering spirit and entrepreneurship. Swipe to see the original design and the tribute that still stands today.