Siemens Energy Limited has reiterated its commitment to support the oil and gas sector, as field service engineers continue to deliver solutions to customers and partners in industries, at this critical period.

The Minister of Power, Sale Mamman, yesterday said no proposal had been made by the Federal Government to handover the power distribution companies (DisCos) nationwide to Siemens.

Nigeria’s leading engineering and manufacturing company – Tranosis pleased to announce a new partnership with Siemens for the manufacturing of metal-enclosed switchgear in Nigeria.

While the Nigerian power sector has remained a notable failure five years after it was privatised, a new deal between Nigeria and Siemens of Germany has raised fresh concerns and criticisms regarding the government’s readiness to address the numerous challenges bedeviling the sector. KINGSLEY JEREMIAH writes on the apparent fault lines in the Memorandum of Understanding.

President Muhammadu Buhari’s new power deal with the German energy giant, Siemens, should ordinarily present a new ray of hope for the wobbling power sector but for that same expectation that has long been deferred. Can the government, faithfully, execute this agreement and give Nigerians a new lease of life? This is where the answer always blows in the wind.

As President Muhammadu Buhari is inaugurated for a second term in office, the mood of the nation following his re-election is no doubt different from what it was in 2015, as much water had gone under the bridge. The first four years of his administration have been very challenging for most Nigerians as virtually no…

The Nigerian Content and Development Monitoring board (NCDMB) in collaboration with the Lagos Energy Academy (LEA), AOS Orwell, and Siemens are organizing...

Falling demand for gas turbines weighed on Siemens's quarterly earnings Thursday, but the German conglomerate stuck to its confident outlook as it unveiled a major revamp to make its industrial divisions more profitable.

The Edo Innovates tech cluster has concluded modalities for ‘The Hack Edo Series’, a multi-dimensional initiative to identify and incubate the best ideas that tackle problems of power generation and distribution faced by individuals, businesses and the digital ecosystem, with a N3.5 million prize money.

In an effort to equip youths with skills and expertise to drive inclusive growth and development, the Edo state government, through its skills development arm, Edojobs, is set for the launch of the first ever state-backed innovation hub to activate and drive the state’s fledgling technology ecosystem.

To realize regular electricity supply in Nigeria, the need for the Federal Government to adopt the Egypt model of power generation, has been emphasized.

Siemens has added the SGT-A45 TR mobile unit to its gas turbine portfolio, with an electrical generating capacity of up to 44 megawatts, to address the growing market for fast power.