Houston

More than 600 Siemens employees work in the Houston area, supporting smart infrastructure. Siemens continues its dedication to the community through employee support of Houston’s Harvey Relief Fund and by issuing nearly $1 million in disaster relief grants through the Siemens Foundation to hundreds of Houston employees.
Siemens Technologies Power Houston’s Future

Keeping Houston Cool

Siemens technologies are integral to major projects across the Houston area including the city’s light rail system, the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, and NRG Park.

Siemens technology helps open the roof of Houston’s NRG Park, provides critical building controls at UT’s MD Anderson Cancer Center, and enables 145,000 smart meters across the city turn data into actionable information to better serve the community.

Siemens in Houston

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Showing Resilience, Together

Hurricane Harvey Relief

 

More than 2,500 Siemens employees showed tremendous resilience during Hurricane Harvey, coming together to support their neighbors during the disaster and its aftermath. Siemens employees donated nearly $400,000 to Houston’s Harvey Relief Fund in 2017, and the Siemens Foundation also issued disaster relief grants to hundreds of affected employees in Houston, totaling nearly $1 million. 

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Next-Generation Houston METRO

Houston Light Rail Cars 

 

In 2019, Siemens was selected to deliver 14 U.S.-built light rail vehicles that operate in Houston. This marks Houston METRO’s third order for Siemens vehicles, which brings the total number in Houston to 51. The S70 low-floor light rail vehicles will supplement the vehicles currently servicing the city’s three light-rail lines, which account for nearly two million trips per month. This will ensure the system’s reliability, efficiency and passenger experience.

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