Siemens Total Energy Management Solutions to be showcased in 100 cities in China

The Siemens energy-saving truck national tour with the theme of “Energy Saving and Enhancement Journey” was officially launched in Beijing today. The truck will reach more than 100 cities in the country within the next year, demonstrating Siemens’ integrated energy efficiency solutions in the industrial and infrastructure sectors. Sisfried Russwurm, a member of the Siemens AG's new edition of the “Instrument Vendors List of China” Consortium Management Committee and chief executive of industrial business, attended the event and stated: “Similar to other industrialized countries, Energy conservation is already a top priority for China. Siemens Global Energy Management helps China's sustainable development, while providing energy-saving solutions to enable customers and partners to gradually withdraw their investment. Today's Siemens energy-saving solutions cast the benefits of tomorrow's customers.” From the government, companies, Industry associations and international organizations and other people attended the launch ceremony.

"Siemens strongly supports and supports the energy conservation and environmental protection goals set by the Chinese government; industrial energy consumption accounts for 70% of China's total energy consumption. Therefore, energy conservation in the industrial sector is of great significance for the nation's energy conservation work." Wu Hele, President of Industrial Business, Siemens Northeast Asia Dr. Marc Wucherer expressed his appreciation for the Chinese government's measures to increase the energy efficiency of industrial enterprises and pointed out that “The energy-saving and efficiency-enhancement trip started today” reflects Siemens’ efforts to increase the energy efficiency of Chinese industrial users and make energy conservation for China. The determination and ability to contribute substantively."

The demands and demands of industrial users for energy efficiency solutions have increased significantly more than ever before. According to a quantitative survey recently published by Siemens, climate change, rising energy costs, and regulatory and regulatory requirements all make energy efficient deployment an urgent need for enterprises. In view of the Chinese government's prioritization of improving energy efficiency into the overall national plan, Dr. Wu Hele believes that energy management has become the basis for helping the Chinese government achieve this goal.

Beijing became the first stop of the national tour exhibition to the public. Energy-saving and efficiency trucks demonstrate Siemens energy management technologies, services and practical application cases. A total of seven display modules are installed in the truck to demonstrate Siemens' fully integrated energy-saving solutions. Through the demonstration of energy-saving trucks, visitors were able to understand how Siemens' product catalog catalogue “National Compilation of Projects under Construction” subscriptions, systems, solutions and services are integrated and support energy management processes. In addition, the truck also provides a virtual module that uses simple and straightforward automated tutorials to demonstrate energy efficiency management in industry and infrastructure. In order to tap the energy saving potential contained in industrial production, Siemens divided its energy management into three stages: identification, evaluation and implementation, and providing support for the corresponding technologies, products and services at each stage, thereby improving energy use and management efficiency. Realize greater value return with fewer resources.

At present, energy efficiency is an important driving force in the development of industries and infrastructure, and it plays a decisive role in balancing economic and ecological goals. In March 2011, the National "12th Five-Year Plan" outline proposed a 16% reduction in energy consumption per unit of GDP. The government department announced the 2015 industrial emission reduction constraint indicators, including the energy consumption per unit of industrial added value decreased by 18% compared with the end of the “Eleventh Five-Year Plan” period.

As early as 1994, Siemens helped Chinese customers establish China's first energy management center. By providing Siemens products and solutions to the center, we help our customers improve productivity, flexibility and energy efficiency. For many years, Siemens has been committed to helping industrial users produce and rationally use energy, covering the entire energy industry chain from power generation, transmission and distribution to industrial applications such as production processes, drive systems and motors, and building facilities.