With the manufacture of high-power circuit breakers, which will allow it to serve its markets in Mexico, Central America and the UK, German manufacturer Siemens Energy announced expansion of its facilities with an investment of 105 million pesos.

This new area will allow generate 200 direct jobs and 500 indirect jobsreport CEO Siemens Energy for Latin America, Jose Aparicio.

In Querétaro, Siemens Energy already produces 87 percent of the switch countries and more than a thousand switch high voltage, participate in innovation and diversity, where they strive to continuously collaborate in Mexico’s energy transformation.

He explained that this extension would allow them to updating the process to make technology improvementsas well as increased production competitiveness which enables it to continue to face the demands of the energy sector to serve its customers with innovative solutions.

“We continue to participate as a reliable energy partner and, in expansion and high-voltage lines”, he said in his remarks.

the same way, Holt team, Siemens Energy Global Board of Directors Memberexplained that the technology developed there will allow the company to increase by a third of its annual production capacity, to serve not only clients in Mexico, but also export equipment to Central America, Chile, United States, Canada and, Dominican Republic, United Kingdomwhich will generate an economic benefit of one thousand 200 million pesos.

He highlighted Siemens’ commitment to promote and support the energy transition in the worldthrough the circular economy model and the use of solar resources to decarbonize the economy, and being able to attend energy demand that will bring about the country’s population growth by 2050.

Meanwhile, the Secretary for Sustainable Development, Third Prete Frameworkrecognizes the decarbonization strategy adopted by German companies, based on five areas of action: decarbonized industrial heat and process, energy storage, power-to-x, robust grid and reliability.

“We will work hand in hand to come up with a strategy that allows us to be more competitive in the energy sector, and we also share environmental concerns as a priority through the decarbonization process,” said Del Prete.

And he highlighted that in Queretaro 12 actions implemented to reduce the decarbonization trajectory in which energy supply and demand items are addressed through electricity production on-site renewables, production and use of renewable fuels; on-site renewable heat production, electrical energy efficiency, vehicle electrification, agroforestry systems and grazing land regeneration.

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