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Siemens is pleased to announce it will be providing EV charging technology at this year’s SMMT Drive Zero event from 2nd to 4th September 2020.

• Fabrication of three Offshore Transformer Modules for the Moray East Offshore Windfarm project now completed
• Final OTM to sail away from the fabrication yard this weekend
• All three OTMs delivered to the customer with zero snags

Siemens Mobility Limited has been awarded a three-year contract by Transport for Wales as part of the Core Valley Lines Transformation programme.

• LED retrofit programme delivers cost savings across 161 crossings and junctions across the capital
• Replacement traffic signal aspects use LED technology to deliver 75% power savings and significantly reduce operational costs
• Upgraded LED signals provide improved reliability and visibility

Following the final commissioning of the Hither Green Area Resignalling Project, technology from Siemens Mobility Limited is now helping provide an improved service to passengers. The new signalling system will mean greater reliability and better journeys for passengers, not just through Hither Green, but also into Lewisham, Central London and into Kent.

Siemens plc is the latest high-profile business to sign up to the Buy Social Corporate Challenge – a ground-breaking initiative aimed at embedding positive social and environmental impact into everyday business spend.

Siemens Mobility Limited and WJ Group have entered into an exclusive, long-term partnership to deliver systems for temporary automatic speed camera at road works (TASCAR) in the UK. Deployed to enforce mandatory speed limits, this TASCAR solution will feature Siemens Mobility’s HOTA (Home Office Type Approval) approved SafeZone system incorporating the company’s Sicore II ANPR camera.

• Contract covers supply of 570 train cab radios for Norway
• Benefits to include increased safety and enhanced passenger experience

The University of Hull’s vision to become carbon neutral by 2027 will be mapped out in a detailed strategic masterplan in partnership with Siemens.

The UK has relied on overseas supply chains to provide the nation with face masks during Covid-19. With the perilous nature of those networks now in question, Siemens and one of its customers have provided a home-grown solution to meet the huge demand for face masks, ensuring factories across the country can open their doors and diversify to meet the demand.

Young engineers at Siemens have become part of manufacturing history after playing a major role in the record-breaking ventilator challenge.

• Improved accessibility between the north of Edinburgh, the city centre and the airport
• Project makes it easier for people to travel using low-carbon transport
• Siemens Mobility to supply a broad range of intelligent infrastructure solutions for the extension