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Siemens in New York

Siemens operates 12 New York facilities and partners with 1,000+ local suppliers, investing $2B through Siemens Financial Services to support 18,500 jobs.

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America’s fastest rail manufacturing

Siemens Mobility is set to establish a manufacturing plant to produce America’s fastest trains in Horseheads, New York, with a $60 million investment. This 300,000 sq ft. facility will create around 300 jobs and produce the American Pioneer 220 trainsets for Brightline West's Las Vegas to southern California line, marking a significant milestone in U.S. rail history. The facility will leverage advanced digital twin technology and a gearless propulsion system to enhance energy efficiency. Production is expected to begin in 2026.

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Siemens Mobility North American HQ

Headquartered at One Penn Plaza in NYC, Siemens Mobility specializes in efficient and integrated transportation by rail and road. This location also services ongoing projects and houses R&D and engineering for automation and digitalization technologies like CBTC and PTC.

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Siemens in New York

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Javits Convention Center

Siemens, NYPA and Javits Center partnered to create an innovative microgrid with Manhattan's largest rooftop solar and battery storage. This reduces emissions for the 3.3M sq ft facility, continuing Siemens 20+ year support.

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MTA/ New York City Transit (NYCT)

Siemens ABLE tech, first-of-its-kind to be mounted on buses, boosts NYC bus performance and traffic flow. Siemens eBus chargers power cleaner transport, supporting the city's green initiatives.

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Con Edison

Con Edison uses Siemens Advanced Metering Infrastructure for near real-time power data, enhancing resiliency and emergency response for NYC's power supply.

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University at Buffalo

A Siemens grant provides students in engineering, management and Architecture with working knowledge of software tools used by leading industrial companies.

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Columbia University - Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory

Columbia partnered with Siemens to install solar energy components, powering their Earth Observatory and main campus. This initiative helps Columbia achieve its goal of reducing carbon emissions by 35% by 2024.