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Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, joins as special guest at two-day event at Manchester Central

Four headline transformation topics will be debated on 12th and 13th July

• Siemens Mobility has announced it will invest £7m in a new rail component facility in Goole.
• Business Minister Lee Rowley marked the occasion by signing one of the British steels.
• The £7m component facility will create up to 30 new jobs and will be built by local firm GMI using its British supply chain.
• Situated in the rail village in Goole which will be a centre for excellence for the rail industry with up to £200m investment from Siemens Mobility.

• Siemens Mobility holds event in Goole to celebrate the work of local primary school children under the Primary Engineer programme
• Primary Engineer, in partnership with Siemens Mobility and the Government’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), highlights to children the exciting opportunities in engineering
• Siemens Mobility and BEIS have supported 13 schools across the Goole area with Primary Engineer

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• Siemens expands its portfolio for digital enterprises services
• Senseye is a leading provider of AI-powered solutions for industrial machine performance and reliability
• Predictive Maintenance use case reduces unplanned machine downtime, boosts productivity and increases sustainability

• Twelve former armed forces personnel recruited by Siemens Mobility. 
• Recruits undergo six-week intensive training including first aid, track safety and basic signalling technology.
• Their permanent roles include Project Managers, Network Engineers and Health and Safety Advisors.

• Stoke-on-Trent City Council has a long-term commitment to reduce its carbon footprint and to improve the sustainability of its services.
• A total investment of £6.24m since 2019, comprising a £4.34m grant from the national Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme, as well as council funding and private sector investment was used to fund the projects.
• Works included projects across 11 public buildings in the city, which have reduced annual CO₂ emissions by 1,415 tonnes, saved £628,258 per year in energy costs, decreased overall power consumption by 4,07,272 kWh, and decreased gas consumption by 2,864,974 kWh.
• The three-year phased-improvements programme optimised energy efficiencies, developed onsite generation and added decarbonisation measures to several buildings and sites across the city.

• Siemens Mobility’s digital signalling and railway management systems make journeys smooth and seamless from station to station 
• A prime example of how investing in London benefits the wider UK with Siemens Mobility centres of excellence for engineering, technology, manufacturing and testing in Wiltshire and Leicestershire playing a key role 
• Complexities managed through careful testing and integration 

Industry leaders and technology experts to showcase digital transformation to help organisations become more productive and sustainable

Siemens and Make UK Sustainability Report will be launched at the event

• Six-month trial features Siemens Mobility’s train-borne conditioning monitoring solution
• System delivers benefits to passengers, maintainers, and train operating companies
• Trial uses fleet of 80 South Western Railway trains on the Wessex region