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Siemens has announced today its decision to go ahead with revised relocation plans for its industrial gas turbine service business currently located at Firth Road and Olympic House, as well as its overhaul workshop from Ruston Works to a new site in Lincoln. The service business together with Siemens other operations in Lincoln have enjoyed a record order year. The proposed move will capitalise on this success and represents a significant new investment in the Lincoln business, to facilitate growth and expansion.

Lincoln’s pioneering new engineering school, the joint brainchild of Siemens, the global engineering firm and the University of Lincoln, kicked off its first-ever term this month with a rocket launch experiment conducted by the new cohort of graduate students.

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Siemens announced today at the Low Carbon Vehicle 2010 event in Bedfordshire that it has received full type tested CE approval for its electric vehicle charger.

Siemens is previewing its new range of infrastructure solutions developed for the rapidly emerging electric vehicle market at this year's Low Carbon Vehicle (LCV 2010) event at Millbrook Proving Ground in Bedfordshire.

Siemens AG has once again been named the best company in its class in the prestigious Dow Jones and SAM Sustainability ranking, again capturing the No. 1 spot in the sector Diversified Industrials of the Sustainability World Index (DJSI) - a sector that includes 3M, General Electric and Toshiba.

Siemens has announced that it has awarded a contract for two offshore substation structures for one of the largest wind farm developments in the UK to Belfast yard Harland and Wolff (H&W). To date Siemens has used British yards for all six of its offshore substations for the UK. This latest win for H&W will further help to develop the UK supply chain, create jobs and stimulate the local economy. The substation structures form part of Siemens’ contract to design and build the onshore and offshore substations for the 576MW Gwynt y Môr (GYM) offshore wind farm in Liverpool Bay.

The head of the Siemens Diagnostics facility, Ed Farrell and Siemens employees in Llanberis welcomed the company’s global President and CEO, Peter Löscher, to the site for the first time this week.

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