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Corporate Technology

Siemens Cleantech: Today & Tomorrow

Dr. Arding Hsu Sr. VP, Siemens Limited China Head, Corporate Technology, China & NEA

What are the challenges?

What are Siemens answers for Today?

What are Siemens answers for Tomorrow?

© Siemens Ltd. China, Corporate Technology

Green solutions ensure sustainability of our future

I won't sell the future

for short-term profit.

Werner von Siemens


Growing challenges in major cities around the world

generate urgent needs for green solutions

Since 2007 more than 50% of

the world population lives in

cities; by 2050 this number

will grow to ~70%

Urbanisation

About 75% of the global

energy demand is located

within cities

Growing scarcity

of natural resources

Increasing Mobility The blackout in in New York City

in 2003 lasting 3 days caused by

unbalanced grid load created an

economic loss of about $ 1 B

Increasing burden on

infrastructure

About 90% of population

growth until 2030 will

happen in cities

Demographic change

By 2010 traffic con-

gestion in city-areas of

Western-Europe has

grew by 188%

Some 80% of the green-

house gases generated by

humans are produced in

cities

Climate Change


Examples along the energy conversion chain for

efficient and cost effective green solutions

Highly-efficient gas turbines with an efficiency rating of over

60% for higher electricity yields and fewer CO2 emissions

Offshore wind farms take advantage of the optimal wind

conditions on the open sea

High-voltage DC (HVDC) transmission carry electricity over

long distances

Grid connection for offshore wind farms

Gas-insulated transformer stations for urban centers

Water and wastewater treatment in the paper industry

Environmentally friendly steelmaking processes

Efficient high-speed trains

Traffic management systems

Building modernization

Energy-saving and halogen lamps

Energy-saving and cost-effective MRI systems End use

Industrial applications

Power trans-mission and distribution

Energy generation

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Power distribution

Renewable energy generation

Fossil power generation

Lighting (OSRAM)

Building technology

Solutions for industry

Mobility

Environmental

technologies

Power transmission

Healthcare

The portfolio of Siemens covers the whole range of

green needs


Green brings win-win to the society and the

industry – Siemens as a case study

Green portfolio sales (in € billions)

2523

21

2011 (target) 2008 2009

Share of

total sales

Renewable energies

Environmental technology

Energy efficiency

1

2

3

30% 27%

By 2011, we expect our green portfolio to

have saved our customers 300 million tons

of CO2 - equivalent to the total emissions of

Berlin, Hong Kong, London, New York City,

Rome, Singapore and Tokyo.

as of August 2010


The EXPO Shanghai showcases many of the green

solutions Siemens can offer to cities

Example: Siemens Green Technologies at the EXPO

Expo Center

Power Distribution,

EIB, Switch & Socket,

BAU/SES/FAS,

Lighting

Art Performance

Center

Power Distribution,


BAU/SES/FAS,

Lighting

Theme Pavilions

Power Distribution,


BAU/SES/FAS,

Lighting

Sign

LED Sign

Power

Substations

Switchgear

Medical

Service

Center

Expo Boulevard

Power Distribution, EIB, Switch & Socket,

BAU/SES/FAS, Lighting

Security System

Access Control

Platform, Security

Monitoring Center

Vistascape

Stages

Stage Lighting

China Pavilion

Power Distribution,


BAU/SES/FAS,

Lighting

Country Pavilions

Power Distribution,

ELV master contractor

Lighting


Example – Mobility:

Traffic management solutions lower fuel consumption

and CO2 emissions up to 20%

Efficient use of existing

infrastructure and means of

transport

Management and networking of

the various carriers

Prevention of traffic jams

Lower fuel consumption and CO2

emissions up to 20%

Lower air pollution caused by

traffic

Key

features

Shortens travel times

Cuts cost of expanding the

traffic infrastructure

Helps to protect urban

environment

Customer

value

Environ-

mental

value

Siemens Traffic management reduces

unnecessary energy consumption

and cut CO2 emissions by ensuring

that existing transportation systems

are optimally utilized.


Example – Building technologies:

Energy performance contracting pays with the

achieved savings

No investment costs for the

customer

Guaranteed energy savings

Building modernization by state of

the art technology and applications

Energy savings of 20 to 30% in

average

700,000 t CO2 abatement per year

by all projects of Siemens

Reduction of other emissions

(nitrogen oxide, dust, etc.)

Key

features

Lower energy and operating

costs

Reduction of maintenance

costs

Higher facility availability

Increase of property value

Customer

value

Environ-

mental

value

Energy performance contracting for

buildings means: Cutting energy

and operating costs through

modernization and optimization -

Paying with the achieved savings.


Green is not only for today – we also need to set

ambitious targets for the future in Siemens

Environmental portfolio:

€25 billion in sales in 2011

Annual 300 Mt CO2 reduction at our

customers by 2011

In-house environmental targets:

Improve resource efficiency by 20%

compared to 2006 by 2011

Strengthen No. 1 position on the

Dow Jones Sustainability Index

R&D expenditure: At least 5% of sales; to

a large degree focusing on sustainable

products

as of August 2010


Urban Areas and

Underground Grid

car-parking for plug-in vehicles,

buy or sell electricity shaving

peak loads

solar-cell films on building

surfaces contribute to power

generation

wind turbines as part of tower

building architecture

underground power corridors

and substations coupled with

storage facilities

CO2 emissions are constantly

on display for

licensing/brokerage

nano-materials enhance

insulation and conductivity of

equipment

large centralized power

plants supply the

majority of power

demand

wireless sensors and smart

metering coupled to load

management and market driven

energy supply software

Picture of the Future (PoF) for Megacities on power

transmission and distribution architecture


Needs-driven extreme Innovation:

Wireless Communication Based Train Control in

Mega Cities

The state-of-the-art Train Control

subdivides the track into “fixed blocks” to keep distance between trains

Not good enough for needs in China

due to huge passenger numbers

Siemens developed a “WLAN based

moving block” technology to reduce

the time interval from 3 mins to below

1.5 mins in real operation

Installed in 7 cities in China and 5

mega cities outside China

Fixed Blocks

Moving Blocks


1) Hybrid gas-insulated substations

Achieve top positions

in Emerging Markets

Develop and produce products

for emerging markets locally

Create demand in new Market

Segments

Fully exploit global market

opportunity with range of

dedicated products

Increase local value-add

in Emerging Markets

Cost reduction for complete

portfolio

Examples

X-Ray products for rural healthcare

Leading player in India

Fully localized value chain

Exporting to 36 countries

Circuit breakers & Substations

Clear market leader in China

Localization of >90% for circuit breakers and >80% for H-GIS 1)

Energy Automation for Long Rolling

Chinese entry-level market leader

Engineering know-how exported to Asia and Middle East

Global training center for customers

Energy

Industry

Healthcare

Objectives

SMART innovation

Simplicity, Maintenance-friendly, Affordable, Reliable, Timely-to-market


Latest news from the green field

Visits by Wen Jiabao and Barack Obama

U.S. President Barack Obama visited the

Siemens plant in Fort Madison, Iowa. The

production plant with 600 employees, which

opened in mid-2007 and was recently expanded,

produces rotor blades for wind turbines.

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visited Siemens

Electrical Drives Ltd. In Tianjin, the Asia-Pacific

region's leading manufacturer of energy-efficient

drives and motors for industrial production

facilities, high-speed trains and wind turbines.


阳

阴

FUSION

is the key

for

sustainable

GREEN!

West

East

Thank You!

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