The company has been commissioned to supply more than 150 low-voltage power distribution units for new offices in the residential and office building development Dürer Park located next to the City Park in Budapest. As part of the Dürer Park project, a 3.7-hectare area adjacent to Ajtósi Dürer Avenue in District XIV is being completely […]
Hungarian companies are becoming more future-conscious, but their motivation is different from that of foreign companies, according to a recent survey conducted by Siemens Plc. More than half of the surveyed companies have a sustainability system or policy. Four out of five industrial companies in Hungary use the help of a sustainability expert to achieve […]
Premiere ride in the new hydrogen train: Dr. Roland Busch, CEO of Siemens AG, Dr. Richard Lutz, CEO of Deutsche Bahn, and Hartmut Höppner, State Secretary in the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV), were taking their first ride in the Mireo Plus H hydrogen recently, a press release by Siemens reports. The train’s […]
Tamás Jeránek took over as the new President and CEO of Siemens Plc. as of May 1, this year, almost a decade after joining Siemens. He tells Diplomacy&Trade about how he sees the activities and position of the company on the Hungarian market as well as what it can offer to its business partners. “In […]
A full-coverage high-power charging infrastructure is essential for driving forward electromobility. As a pioneer and innovator in electric mobility, Siemens has global experience, a strong portfolio along the value chain and is an active participant in shaping and promoting standardization for EV charging solutions worldwide, for buses and cars as well. Siemens has been shaping […]
Siemens Ltd, the Hungarian subsidiary of Europe's largest industrial manufacturing company, has joined the working group of the National Supplier Program, the Hungarian Minister for National Economy Mihály Varga said at the signing of a letter of intent.
Siemens expanding its gas and steam turbine blade plant at its Power and Gas plant facility in Budapest with an investment of EUR 32.5 million (some HUF 10 billion). The expansion is planned to create 150 new jobs for technicians.
The German multinational engineering and electronics company Siemens has opened a vocational training center at its Budapest headquarters. The facility is to accommodate up to 100 students: would-be welders and industrial engineers.
