“Decarbonisation is a journey and like all journeys, it starts with making a first step and then the next. The critical thing is to start the journey and to start now,” says Carl Ennis, CEO of Siemens UK. Siemens globally  has reduced its carbon footprint by more than 50% in its manufacturing emissions over the past six years on its journey to carbon zero by 2030.

Students and graduates from 15 UK universities in SustainaCity Racer challenge

22 offered access to early career opportunities after the two-day virtual event

Siemens plc has announced that James Murnieks has been appointed as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for Siemens UK & Ireland, succeeding Angela Noon who leaves Siemens at her own request on 8th March 2022. 

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Game-changing Artificial Intelligence predicts blockages of Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) and manholes

Deployment could be scaled across the UK if everyone ‘spends a penny’ to deploy AI to cut pollution incidents and improve the health of rivers

By 2030 Siemens UK aims:

• for electric vehicles to account for 100% of fleet
• to own or lease only buildings that have net-zero carbon emissions
• to source 100% renewable power
• to achieve a 20% reduction in supply chain emissions and 100% by 2050