Siemens

03/06/2026

Smarter substations. Stronger networks. Be part of the conversations shaping the future of energy at Australian Energy Week.

Jose Moreira will unpack how utilities can unlock hidden grid capacity using advanced operational and planning tools that increase network resilience.
📅 Wed, 10 June | 11:40am

In the Grid (Distribution) panel, Frankie Lu will discuss how electricity distributors and networks can elevate performance and modernize planning for the energy transition.
📅 Thu, 11 June | 1:05pm

These sessions spotlight how digital capabilities and smarter planning are shaping stronger, more resilient networks.

Find more details here → https://sie.ag/3EUErg

01/06/2026

Australia's needs all of us at the table. 🤝

As a founding member of the Energy Efficiency Council we know that collaboration drives real progress. It was great to come together at the EEC's National Conference to discuss how we tackle the next decade of Australia’s emissions reduction challenges.

The message is clear: , technology and partnerships are crucial in accelerating the energy transition, increasing and fast tracking innovation across Australia. 💡

20/05/2026

Technology is at the heart of iconic products. We’re proud to have ours driving a true Aussie legend now taking the world by storm.

The name Bundaberg Brewed Drinks evokes a deep sense of flavour, heritage and memories, especially of their much-loved ginger beer. Now exporting to over 60 countries, the company is a global ambassador for authentic Australian craft brewing. Real ginger. Traditional slow-brewing methods. Four generations of expertise.

At the heart of their new master brewery in Queensland? Our , and networking technology working together seamlessly to ensure consistency and quality in every sip of beverage shipped from Bundaberg to the world.

The key to success: staying true to your roots while embracing .

Read more 👉 https://sie.ag/3mhApK

Bundaberg Ginger Beer

15/05/2026

Congratulations to Hypersonix and Space Machines Company for their achievements at the . 🙌

Cementing Australia’s role in aerospace innovation and growth, the companies have accomplished incredible feats.

We are proud to have our tech and ecosystem supporting this!

Manufacturers Monthly

08/05/2026

Campus operations built for tomorrow 🦾

We're proud to have strengthened our relationship with UOW: University of Wollongong, Australia as they took an innovative leap to become the first in Australia to unlock the efficiencies of our AI-enabled Building X technology.

For what is almost a mini city with 60 buildings, helps unlock smarter campus operations, lower energy use, and real decarbonisation outcomes. 💡

And it goes beyond operational efficiency.

By creating a scalable, cloud-connected foundation, campuses like UoW can build infrastructure that uses to adapt as needs evolve, ensuring students and researchers have access to facilities that are efficient, and ready for the future.

Read more 👉 https://sie.ag/y3joW

04/05/2026

Over 40 years of proven reliability in critical infrastructure 🦾

SIMATIC WinCC Open Architecture has been trusted for decades in complex control systems at scale, from power grids to critical infrastructure worldwide.

This technology is the foundation of our partnership with Mescada and our relationship with Global Power Generation Australia to deploy one of Australia's largest -ready, cloud-based systems in the sector.

This project will support the connection of eight renewable energy generation and storage assets across Australia.

With 300,000+ data points, this isn't just cloud migration, it's building the intelligent foundation for Australia's renewable grid. Traditional SCADA monitors and AI-ready systems can predict, optimize, and evolve.

The future of energy is autonomous, adaptive, and already here.

Read more 👉 https://sie.ag/6YYy2e

30/04/2026

Could quantum clocks be the key to increasing grid resilience?

As renewables and distributed energy resources reshape the energy system, precise timing is no longer optional, it's critical for stability.

We're proud to partner with Swinburne University of Technology on Australia's first study into quantum-enhanced timing for .

The research combines QuantX Labs' advanced clock with our PSS®E software to simulate grid scenarios using on the real-time digital twin of Australia’s energy network at the Siemens Swinburne Energy Transition Hub. It will explore alternatives to current satellite-based timing systems that can be vulnerable to disruption or interference.

This collaboration shows how partnerships between industry, academia, and technology innovators can help prepare energy systems for a more decentralized future.

Read more 👉

Swinburne University of Technology and Siemens lead first Australian study on quantum timing to strengthen the future of power grids

29/04/2026

Last week, our global head of data centers, Ciaran Flanagan, joined us at the Melbourne Cloud and Data Center Convention, where he talked about how is reshaping infrastructure.

The demand for AI is accelerating this shift: more power, more cooling, faster response times to keep driving innovation from the region to the world.

Secure, stable and agile enable industrial innovation that drives positive outcomes for business, economy, and the environment.

As our local experts Kirk Wetherell and Ura Sarfejoo highlight, the time is now for Australia to fuel the and for us to work together as an ecosystem.

23/04/2026

Australia's isn't just a technical challenge

Last night, we co-hosted the Evolving Energy Transition event with the Siemens-Swinburne Energy Transition Hub, bringing together leaders from industry and academia to discuss what it takes to build a resilient, future-ready .

The reality? Transformation at this scale demands new ways of thinking.

It requires us to move beyond siloed approaches and embrace partnerships that span infrastructure, workforce, regulation, and community engagement.

Key takeaways from the conversation:
💡 across software, hardware, and technology is essential. We can't do this alone
💡When energy systems are impacted, communities feel it directly. Turning pioneering ideas into practical applications is where real impact happens
💡Investment in education and research partnerships unlocks long-term value

Thanks to Mehdi Seyedmahmoudian, Director of the Siemens-Swinburne Energy Transition Hub, Karen Hapgood from Swinburne University of Technology, our local CEO Peter Halliday, Jose Moreira from Siemens, Paul Simshauser from Iberdrola Australia, Fred Baynes from QuantX Labs and our MC Mai Dang.

Beyond projects and numbers, we're helping build platforms that deliver real value to people.