With the manufacture of high-power circuit breakers, which will allow it to serve their markets in Mexico, Central America and the United Kingdom, German manufacturer Siemens Energy has announced Expansion of its facilities with an investment of 105 million pesos.
This new area will allow Generate 200 direct jobs and 500 indirect jobsReported CEO Siemens Energy for Latin AmericaAnd the Jose Aparicio.
In Querétaro, Siemens Energy already produces 87 percent of keys of the country and more than a thousand keys high effort, participate in innovation and diversity, for which they strive to continue to cooperate in Mexico’s energy transition.
He explained that this extension will allow them to do so Updating their processes in order to make a technological improvementAs well as increasing the competitiveness of production, which allows it to continue to meet the requirements of the energy sector to serve its customers with innovative solutions.
“We continue to participate as a reliable energy partner and in the line of expansion and high voltage,” he said in his speech.
In the same way, Tim HoltAnd the Member of the Global Board of Directors of Siemens EnergyHe explained that the technology developed there would allow the company to increase a third of its annual production capacity, not only to serve customers in Mexico, but Equipment export to Central America, Chile, the United States, Canada, the Dominican Republic and the United KingdomWhich will generate economic gains of one thousand and 200 million pesos.
He highlighted the commitment of Siemens Promote and support the global energy transitionthrough a circular economy model and the use of solar energy resources to decarbonize the economy, as well as the ability to attend The energy demand that will bring the country’s population growth by 2050.
On his part, the Secretary of Sustainable Development said, Frame for the third PreityI acknowledge that the decarbonization strategy implemented by the German company, is based on five business areas: Carbon-free heat and industrial processes, energy storage, energy to x, resilient grids and reliability.
“We will work hand in hand to generate strategies that allow us to be more competitive in the energy sector, and we also share concern for the environment as a priority by decarbonizing operations,” Del Pretty said.
This is highlighted in Queretaro 12 actions were implemented to reduce decarbonization pathways through which energy supply and demand items are addressed Electricity production On-site renewable energy, production and use of renewable fuels; On-site renewable heat production, electric energy efficiency, vehicle electrification, agroforestry systems, as well as grazing land regeneration.
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