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Siemens has today launched a groundbreaking new education and careers scheme for engineers in conjunction with the Cabinet Office, Department of Education and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.

The Welsh Government has given its approval to the development of the Skerries Tidal Stream Array, which will be Wales’ first commercial tidal energy farm. The Skerries tidal array, one of the largest of its kind to be consented in the UK, will be developed by Siemens-owned Marine Current Turbines (MCT) and will supply up to 10,000 homes.

At the recent Transport Ticketing Conference in London, Siemens won the MasterCard Transport Ticketing Award 2013 in the category ‘Ticketing technology of the year’ for the company’s innovative dual-function smartcard. The award marks Siemens UK launch of integrated mobility and eTicketing, part of the company’s expanding portfolio of ITS and City solutions.

New traffic intersections across seven key sites in and around Slough have been equipped with over 150 wireless magnetometer sensors by Siemens. The new Siemens WiMag equipment will help improve the management of traffic using the A4 and travelling to and from the town centre as part of the Heart of Slough improvement project.

Perception of the industrial engineering sector has seen a significant change in the Superbrands results for 2013. Siemens has been officially named as a Business Superbrand and beat strong competition to retain its place as Industrial Engineering category leader for a third year in a row. However Siemens’ overall ranking fell from 21 to 32, marking a worrying downward trend for the engineering category in the rankings.

Over many years, Siemens Logistics and Airport Solutions has demonstrated its logistics expertise and operational support at some of the world’s busiest international airports. From Beijing to Madrid, the company has a proven track record for the operation and maintenance of a number of baggage handling systems and the technical capacity to integrate and improve systems and technology.

Siemens Logistics and Airport Solutions received the highest award for demonstrating outstanding health and safety performance at the recent Heathrow development safety award event. The safety award recognises the company’s contribution and project delivery across all work streams at London Heathrow throughout 2012.

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On Monday 4th February the country's top engineering students were presented with the prestigious Sir William Siemens Medal at the Crystal in central London.

Centrica engineer starts first graduate exchange to Siemens

In July 2011, Siemens announced the signing of the UK’s largest order for direct drive wind turbines, with a new contract to supply 17 direct drive turbines for Eneco Wind UK, at Lochluichart wind farm in the Scottish Highlands. This 51MW project is the largest investment to for Eneco Wind UK, a subsidiary of Eneco Wind in the Netherlands. The new order will increase number of turbines to 23 with a total capacity of 69MW. Siemens Service Renewables will also provide a Long Term Programme service extension for 15 to 20 years, extending the current agreement.

Gatwick Airport Limited (GAL) has awarded a new 12 month service contract to Siemens Logistics and Airport Solutions to provide engineering support for the operation of the baggage handling systems at both the South and North terminals. The new contract follows the supply and installation of a range of new baggage handling systems for both arrivals and departures at Gatwick.