As the global population grows, humanity is putting increased pressure on the planet, changing the climate, depleting resources and polluting the environment.

Siemens Smart Infrastructure and Volta Trucks, the leading full-electric commercial vehicle manufacturer and services provider, today announced a strategic partnership to deliver and scale eMobility charging infrastructure to simplify the transition to fleet electrification.

Siemens Smart Infrastructure has unveiled the latest version of Desigo CC, its integrated building management platform for the digitalization of buildings of any size.

Siemens has launched Fire Safety Digital Services, a first-in-market portfolio of digital and managed services which connects fire safety systems to the cloud, enabling businesses to move from a reactive, compliance-led approach to total protection through intelligent safety.

Siemens will replace American Electric Power’s (AEP) existing protection simulation operation software with PSS^®CAPE. Ohio-based AEP, the largest transmission grid operator in the U.S., serves 5.5 million customers across 11 states and maintains the largest transmission network in the country with over 40,000 miles of transmission lines.

At this year’s Light + Building trade fair in Frankfurt, Germany, Siemens will showcase its vision of digitalization as a key pillar of the infrastructure transition required to tackle climate change and global sustainability challenges.

Siemens Smart Infrastructure has enhanced its Intelligent Valve with new glycol capability. As a result, the valve can now be used in hydronic circuits with ethylene glycol-based antifreeze.

Siemens has been awarded a contract to upgrade the distribution management system and establish an advanced metering infrastructure for Alexandria Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) – Lot 1 of a JICA-funded loan.

Partnership between Siemens Digital Industries and Smart Infrastructure help Congleton plant achieve carbon neutral target.

The two companies intend to work together to close gaps in the standardization of inductive charging systems. Plans include technical collaboration and joint interoperability tests.