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• Siemens Mobility technology monitors train loadings
• Supports social distancing on trains by highlighting the busiest services
• Tool holds huge potential for other operators

• Siemens, together with partners Energy Systems Catapult and National Innovation Centre for Data, is creating Your Online Digital Architecture (YODA), a national energy data platform for Innovate UK’s Modernising Energy Data Access project
• YODA will enable better local energy management and support the drive to decarbonisation by providing a central energy data catalogue, an energy map of generation and demand, and an asset register for all new energy assets such as wind and solar farms, electric vehicle charging points etc.
• Energy innovators, generators and users can tell Siemens how they want to use the energy data platform through a series of on-line workshops early in June

Around 200 engineers and technicians attend each session

• MFM will provide a testbed for the world’s suppliers of CAV solutions
• The programme will help shape the future transport sector

Siemens ID key-operated switches replace the use of passwords in human-machine-interfaces (HMI).

• Maintenance contract awarded by consortium of three councils
• Area covers significant part of the UK road network
• Work will deliver an enhanced experience to road users

• 10 year contract to upgrade and expand traffic control system
• Siemens Mobility’s new cloud-based UTC-UX solution to be introduced
• Intelligent traffic solution will enhance road users’ experience

• Siemens: With 80% of buildings expected to be in use for the next 30 years, retrofitting will provide a more economic and sustainable future.
• On completion, the retrofitted high-rise office development in EC2 will incorporate the latest adaptive mechanical and electrical systems to optimise the building’s energy efficiency; cutting costs and improving occupant well-being.
• CO2 footprint will be reduced by 50% to 35kg CO2/m2 compared with the current building.

• CCGT (combined cycle gas turbine) set sail from Berlin on 15 May for the UK
• The £350 million project will be capable of powering around 840,000 homes from 2022
• The first-of-a-kind turbine will make Keadby 2 one of the cleanest and most efficient gas-fired power stations in the world

• Selby College appointed training partner for apprenticeship programme

• Siemens Mobility received 200 applications for first 12 apprentice positions

• Successful applicants will be the first recruits for world-class facility

Siemens has teamed up with the Cyber Resilience Centre (CRC) for Greater Manchester to help businesses stay secure after a surge in online crime.

The 857MW Triton Knoll Offshore Windfarm project reached a major milestone in April as the first of the two Siemens Offshore Transformer Modules^® (OTM) – the offshore substation platforms – sailed from Belgium to its final destination, 32 kilometres off the Lincolnshire coast.