SYNOPSIS

Siemens AG (Berlin and Munich) is a global technology powerhouse that has stood for engineering excellence, innovation, quality, reliability and internationality for more than 165 years. The company is active in more than 200 countries, focusing on the areas of electrification, automation and digitalization.

Since 1908, Siemens has actively participated in Malaysia's dynamic, economic and social growth. Today, backed by its global network of innovation, it is one of the leading technology providers with comprehensive products and solutions in the Energy sector as well as in various other markets in the Malaysian economy.


Smart Grid Solution from Siemens

Long-term drivers like growth for energy demand, need for replacement of aging and outdated infrastructure and the challenge to create a sustainable energy system are causing focus on the means to systematically optimise the energy system through an intelligent network infrastructure termed “Smart Grid”.

The evolution toward a smarter grid is the most comprehensive and disruptive development to confront the energy industry where in one-way flows are evolving into multi-directional flows of energy and digital information. The resulting complexity requires a new, integrated approach to delivering the right information technology and operational technology solutions that will help define success for a smarter, interconnected and distributed future grid.


Objective

Siemens Smart Grid Centre is created with the purpose of showcasing prominent technologies in the fields of automation in substations as well as along distribution feeders and smart metering infrastructure that improve operational efficiency, reliability and demand side management. Visitors will be provided with a firsthand interactive experience in Substation Automation Systems, Distribution Feeder Automation and Automatic Meter Infrastructure (AMI) solutions.

The Smart Grid Centre also showcases various products, solutions, and services that empowers operators, industrial companies, city utilities and rail operators in accelerating their move towards Digital Grid.


Note: The visit is strictly limited to only 15 participants registered on a “first-come first-served” basis.