Thanks to the potential for growth, experience, development and competitiveness of national talent, Mexico represents one of the eight main markets globally for investments by energy companies, such as Siemens Energy, as stated by José Aparicio, president and CEO of the company in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean.

During the inauguration of the new main headquarters –called SEnter– that the energy technology company installed in the Antara II Tower, in Mexico City, the manager highlighted the important role that human capital plays for this sector, as “it has been key to promote innovative technological trends ”.

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Regarding the new facilities, he commented that together with all the developments carried out in the different Siemens Energy headquarters in the country, an investment of almost 25 million euros has been added.

These investments point to Mexico to become the Innovation Hub for the energy sector at a global level.

The new SEnter has an area of 1,500 square meters, floor made with recyclable materials and provides spaces for collaboration, connection and concentration that seek to optimize the use of energy.

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Other characteristics are the high-tech rooms for the energy sector, such as the Digihub, enabled for the exchange of information with other companies, universities and start-ups.

This technological development in Mexico is possible due to the great potential of national talent and considering that the country represents a strategic market for the entire American continent.

In addition to these facilities, the company also has two factories for transformers and switches and digital technologies in the country, located in Querétaro and Guanajuato; as well as one of the largest Turbine Service centers in the region and a Center for Industrial and Marine Solutions in the state of Querétaro.

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