• Siemens Mobility breaks ground in Chippenham, Wiltshire, marking the start of construction for a new manufacturing, digital engineering, and research and development facility.

• Rail Minister Lord Hendy and past employees with multi-generational ties to the company attended the event, celebrating a major milestone for the UK rail industry.

• Reactive Technologies will use proprietary technology as well as Siemens’ Gridscale X software, PSS®E to enhance visibility of grid stability challenges
• Technology optimises power inertia and system strength measurement
• Offer will help grid operators unlock more capacity and boost grid resilience

• 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 build on recent campus green energy developments and will fully decarbonise UEL’s Library and Royal Docks Centre for Sustainability buildings, saving 258 tonnes of CO2 per year.
• The largest water source heat pump of any university, UEL aims to generate the lowest carbon emissions per student nationally by 2026 and is on track to achieve its 2030 net zero targets.
• Supported by the Mayor of London, in alignment with his Green New Deal and commitment to cleaner air, sustainability, and achieving a net zero London by 2030.

•  Siemens Mobility opens new Rail Components Distribution Centre (Goole) to further enhance delivery of materials to fleets and support our journey to Net Zero by 2050. 
• The new facility will help provide distribution services for Siemens Mobility’s fourteen rolling stock maintenance depots and servicing locations across the UK.

• Siemens Mobility’s overall investment in the Goole Rail Village will bring up to 1,000 new jobs to the East Riding of Yorkshire. 

The third Siemens Hallé International Conductors Competition is now accepting applicants from aspiring conductors across the world. This prestigious competition provides one talented conductor with a platform to develop their skills on an international level.

• Siemens Mobility switches on 1,700 solar panels, making its Goole Rail Village a low carbon site

• Solar panels generating the energy equivalent to power more than 150 homes

• Strategic investments in greener heating and low-carbon travel minimise carbon impact across the company’s centre of excellence