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Siemens AG is a global technology company headquartered in Munich, Germany. It operates across industrial automation and digitalization (Digital Industries), smart infrastructure for buildings and power distribution, and mobility systems, providing hardware, software, and services for manufacturing and critical infrastructure worldwide.
For the chemical and process industries, Siemens provides distributed control systems (SIMATIC PCS 7 and PCS neo), process instrumentation and analyzers, drive systems and motors, and low- and medium-voltage electrification. Its portfolio includes plant engineering and lifecycle software (COMOS), advanced process modeling and optimization (gPROMS from Process Systems Enterprise), as well as digital twin, industrial IoT/edge computing, and cybersecurity solutions. These technologies are used for plant design, automation, functional safety, asset performance management, utilities and energy optimization, and emissions reduction across chemicals, petrochemicals, refining, and specialty chemicals.
Corporate note: Siemens Mobility GmbH is a business of Siemens AG. Siemens Energy AG—and its wind power subsidiary Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy—is a separate, independently listed company and not part of Siemens AG.
Also known as Siemens Mobility, Siemens Mobility GmbH, Siemens Smart Infrastructure, Siemens SI, 西门子 and 2 more.
chemXplore tracks 5 projects involving Siemens, of which 3 are active.
Besides these 3, the record holds 1 completed project and 1 cancelled.
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Projects target low‑carbon iron feedstock, a 5 GW European solar cell and module factory, and biogenic CO₂-to-e‑methane systems, advancing to industrial-scale deployment.
Higher commodity prices and an integrated model lifted clean CCS operating result 51%; net income reached RON 4.1bn and CAPEX hit a record RON 6.6bn.
Exclusive global deal adds supercapacitor-based energy storage to data center electrical portfolios, tackling millisecond power swings and enabling higher-density AI deployments and retrofits.
Deploys a digital twin-based Hydrogen Performance Suite for a 100 MW plant in Sines to boost scheduling and energy procurement; targets 15,000 t H2/yr and ~110,000 t CO2e avoided.
€115m upgrade adds high-voltage connection to Transelectrica, new substations and Blue GIS switching; supports 7 MW PV and future SAF/HVO and green hydrogen units.
New Offenbach supplier site and expanded Frankfurt plants to boost switchgear capacity; construction starts July 2026, production from spring 2027, 700 jobs by 2030.
A standardized automation and digital platform will enable rapid global rollout of an electrified electrochemical DAC process through licensed operators.
Adds ladder programming (XLad), Git/CI/CD integration, bidirectional text/graphical editing and support for S7‑1200 G2 controllers to broaden application scope.
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