Siemens Gamesa selects Infosys for SAP deployment
February 02, 2021 Infosys has been selected by Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE), a global leader in the renewable energy industry, as a strategic partner for SAP S/4HANA implementation to deliver a globally harmonized ERP system. The implementation will enable Siemens Gamesa to become an agile, global organization driving digitalization while enhancing its digital capabilities, offering, and competitive positioning.
Infosys successfully implemented a Greenfield SAP S/4HANA solution across seven countries, replacing two legacy ERP systems. Infosys and Siemens Gamesa teams co-engineered and built a solution template that helped reduce redundancy across business processes and technology landscapes in record time. The solution is designed to enhance business efficiency across the value chain and reduce time-to-market. This transformation will enable real-time reporting, a digitally enabled workforce, reduced go-to-market time a
Siemens Energy Commissions Low-Emissions Compressor Trains For Canadian Gas Plant
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Siemens Energy recently completed the commissioning of one feed and sales gas train and one refrigeration compression train for the Pipestone Processing Facility in Grand Prairie, Alberta, Canada. The Pipestone Processing Facility is owned by Keyera Partnership, a subsidiary of Keyera Corp.
Siemens Energy recently completed the commissioning of one feed and sales gas train and one refrigeration compression train for the Pipestone Processing Facility in Grand Prairie, Alberta, Canada. (Photo: Business Wire)
The feed and sales gas train features two high-efficiency DATUM centrifugal compressors and a gearbox, driven by a 40-megawatt SGT-750 industrial gas turbine. The refrigeration train consists of a gearbox and an electric motor-driven DATUM compressor with a variable frequency drive. The project is the first application of this generation of gas turbine for a gas processing
Clean-tech stocks have the wind at their back these ETFs help you tap into the global megatrend MarketWatch 1/30/2021
JEFF REEVES S STRENGTH IN NUMBERS
This year we may see the clean-tech megatrend finally gather enough momentum to become more than just a catchphrase.
Below I list a handful of exchange traded funds (ETFs) for investors to gain entree to the clean-tech and renewable-energy revolution.
Consultant Bain & Co. called COVID-19 a “dress rehearsal for dealing with climate change” as the world was challenged to urgently rethink the old ways of doing things. In November, Democrats won big with a mandate to tackle sustainability issues as evidenced by President Biden rejoining the climate-focused Paris Agreement right away. And to top it off, European carbon markets has had record prices steadily driving up costs for polluters as the European Union prepares for deeper emissions cuts.
90 notable companies leading the way to gender parity in 2021 Details Published: 29 January 2021
Bloomberg recently revealed that 380 companies headquartered across 44 countries and regions made the list for the 2021 Bloomberg Gender-Equality Index (GEI).
According to a press release, this included firms domiciled in Indonesia and Bermuda that are reporting gender-related data for the first time.
Peter T. Grauer, Chairman of Bloomberg, noted: The companies included in this year’s Gender-Equality Index are committed to providing an inclusive work environment, supporting work-life balance and flexible work arrangements to retain a talented workforce and create a competitive advantage in this changing business environment.
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Gim Seong-gon was running a steel-manufacturing business in the late 1980s when he became fascinated by wind power. The South Korea native saw growth potential in the field and decided to get involved.
It was a good decision. With an early injection of capital from Goldman Sachs, his CS Wind Corp has become the worldâs biggest maker of wind towers. The companyâs shares have rallied for the past four years, surging almost fivefold last year alone, and expectations are running high for even more growth with the change of administrations in Washington.
Gim, 67, the son of a farmer, is now one of the wealthiest people in South Korea. The 51 per cent stake in the company he owns with his family is valued at $US1.4 billion ($1.8 billion), according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.