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Major order for low-loss HVDC technology

One in three (31%) of those responsible for energy management in UK businesses say that the issue is not being taken seriously by their organisation, according to a new report published today by Siemens.

David Miller has been appointed as Thameslink programme director for Siemens Rail Systems. He will be based at the company’s Westminster offices.

Today, HRH The Princess Royal opened the Lincoln Engineering Hub, the first purpose-built school of engineering in the UK for twenty years.

World Champion Katherine Grainger and Olympic gold medallists Mark Hunter and Greg Searle are giving the public a rare insight into the rigours of selection for the GB Rowing Team this year by inviting them to take their own trial on a rowing machine.

Siemens invests £4 million to create state-of-the-art site in the heart of the city. Investment underpins Siemens’ commitment to Lincoln.

BBC One’s ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ finalist Kirsty Swain has been unveiled as one of the first in the UK to wear Siemens’ new waterproof and shock resistant hearing instrument, Aquaris™ and speak out about the stigma associated with hearing loss. The truly waterproof hearing instrument has opened up a whole new world to her.

Manchester-based Technique has been appointed the first Large Drives Technical Partner by Siemens UK and Ireland.

Siemens plc and Associated British Ports (ABP) have announced today that they are submitting applications to Hull City Council for the development of the proposed Green Port Hull facility.

Senior representatives from the Daisy Appeal and Siemens Healthcare signed an agreement on Friday 9 December for the purchase of £1.62m Biograph mCT scanner.

On Tuesday 13 December, volunteers from Siemens Energy Service in Newcastle will be undertaking a volunteering event with a festive edge. In association with Age UK, John Lewis, Greggs and Business-in-the Community, Siemens has organised an event for the elderly members of Black Hall Mill Community Centre in Gateshead. Volunteers will help transform their dining area into a festive grotto and help to cook and serve a three-course festive feast for all the guests.

Siemens, the leading engineering and technology company has been appointed technical solution and integration partner to Western Power Distribution for Project BRISTOL* - designed to help the city meet its low carbon targets. Western Power Distribution has been awarded £2.2m for the project as part of Ofgem’s Low Carbon Network funding to trial low carbon technologies.