Sustainable Cities Workshop, World Bank Julianne Altieri Siemens Corporation Government Affairs June 2011

Siemens AG, 2011

Siemens will bundle its city competencies in new Infrastructure & Cities Sector

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The new Siemens sector will be made up of five divisions

Infrastructure & Cities

Rail Systems Mobility and Logistics Rail Automation Complete Transportation and e-vehicle Infrastructure Infrastructure Logistics Low and Medium Voltage Low Voltage Medium Voltage Smart Grid Building Technologies Building Automation Fire Safety and Security Control Products and Systems

High Speed and Commuter Rail Metro, Coaches and Light Rail Locomotives and Rolling Stock Services Turnkey Business

Energy Automation Rail Electrification Services

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Artist impression of Urban Sustainability Centre

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The London Urban Sustainability Centre at a glance

Vision: The Urban Sustainability Centre is a global knowledge hub for urban sustainability and environmental technologies. Combined exhibition and conference facilities with office space Audience includes key decision makers and the general public Dedicated to Siemens hospitality activities during the 2012 Games Part of 2012 legacy, supporting local schools and attracting green investment Located between the Olympic Park and Excel Centre, close to City Airport Key figures: Exhibition: 2000m2 Auditorium: 300 seats Office space: ca. 160 desks Expected visitors: 150,000

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The Green City Index research series assesses more than 100 cities worldwide
US / Canada Green City Index
(June 2011, Aspen)

European Green City Index

(Dec 2009, Copenhagen)

German Green City Index

(June 2011, tbc)

Asian Green City Index

(Feb 2011, Singapore)

Latin America Green City Index

(Nov 2010. Mexico City)

African Green City Index

(Dec 2011, Durban)

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