Siemens commits to advance nation's energy-saving efforts
BEIJING - Siemens AG, one of the world's largest engineering conglomerates, is promoting its ideas on saving energy in up to 100 Chinese cities as the nation plans to cut energy consumption in the industrial sector by 16 percent over the next five years.
On July 4, Siemens Ltd China kicked off a countrywide roadshow in Beijing to show off the German company's latest technology in the industrial energy-saving sector. It provides Siemens with the opportunity to demonstrate its products, systems and solutions to the company's Chinese customers.
"As in other industrialized countries, energy efficiency has become a top priority here in China," said Siegfried Russwurm, a managing board member of Siemens AG, and chief executive officer of the company's industry sector. "With our universal energy management we contribute to China's sustainable development and provide solutions to our customers and partners that pay off day by day. The efficiency we design today comes back as the profits of tomorrow."
