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One-time special payment totalling €310 million planned

Siemens Energy Sector scooped three awards at the North of England Excellence Awards in Leeds last week

The British Quality Foundation recognises top performer in healthcare sector

Siemens has announced a new data management and metering contract with Mitchells & Butlers the leading national pub and restaurant company. The new five-year contract will provide integrated data collection and metering services across the whole of Mitchells & Butlers estate. The contract is based on an innovative practice of data purchase that will enable Mitchells & Butlers Energy Efficiency Team to drive further efficiencies and enhancements in the existing energy management operation.

Siemens, the world leading provider of onshore and offshore wind power solutions today announces a partnership with AMEC, the international Engineering and Project Management Company to provide turnkey solutions tailored to the small to medium scale wind farm market in the UK.

Scotland’s First Minister Alex Salmond today joined with the wind energy sector to formally mark the launch of the UK’s first Modern Apprenticeship for the renewables industry.

Next generation 6-MW direct drive offshore turbines to be built in UK

Siemens to establish Middle East Headquarters in Masdar City and to collaborate on research and development of future energy technologies

Behind the scenes tours for children and families

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.