Morocco’s National Office of Electricity and Drinking Water (ONEE) launches an ambitious transformation project in collaboration with Atos and Siemens.
Siemens Smart Infrastructure has relaunched its leading and proven smart meter data management software EnergyIP, focusing on enhancing user experience. This stems from increasing requirements for better data quality and further automation, leading to a focus on workflow improvements and user-centricity.
Infineon Technologies AG (FSE: IFX / OTCQX: IFNNY) today announced the company’s new AIROC IFW56810 Cloud Connectivity Manager (CCM) solution supports the AWS IoT ExpressLink standards and specifications.
All for Energy with Han® S connectors and cable assemblies. Benefit from minimal wiring input on site and shorter installation times: fielding its Han® S connector, HARTING is now presenting an ideal solution for assembling energy storage systems (ESS) based on battery storage modules – thereby making vital contributions to the establishment of high-performance infrastructures for decentralised energy supply.
Expanding the onsemi portfolio of Bluetooth LE enabled solutions, the RSL15 offers enhanced security and processing capabilities with innovative smart sensing features.
Teledyne FLIR preparation course for a qualification as a category 1 certified thermographer explains the basics of infrared, how to operate an infrared camera under different conditions and for various purposes, how to appropriately judge a measurement situation in the field and how to identify potential error sources to enable participants to undertake infrared inspections following written guidelines and report the inspection results.
Siemens Smart Infrastructure has launched its new selector application for protection devices as part of the service portfolio for energy automation and protection. The Easy Relay Retrofit Selector Application makes it easy for users to select a protection legacy device or 3rd. party equipment for a new device or retrofit service.
The European Green Deal is the European Commission’s key project for the transition to a climate-neutral and environmentally friendly economy. “The associated challenges for the economy and society are significant. The key is clearly in the development of our cities and the use of state-of-the-art technologies. In order to cover the constantly rising energy needs, we therefore have to utilize all possible technologies that reduce carbon dioxide,” stressed CEO of Siemens Austria Wolfgang Hesoun, who expressed his gratitude that Siemens and the City of Vienna (Wien Energie, Wiener Netze, Wien 3420, and the Vienna Business Agency) kicked off a research program that is the only one of its kind in Europe, aimed at ushering in the energy future in urban areas, back in 2013.